The Honda Takata airbag recall is part of a massive, compulsory Australian safety campaign—so yes, it’s serious, and yes, the repair is free.
Grab your VIN and check it with Honda Australia or Product Safety Australia; if it’s flagged—especially with an "alpha" inflator—do not drive, call a dealer and book an immediate replacement.
Dealers can arrange towing or mobile repair for urgent cases, and the swap usually takes a couple of hours, caffeinated waiting room included.
Even if yours was replaced years ago, some cars need a second fix, so verify again and keep records.
Safety first: park it until it’s done, then go back to arguing about tyre shine.

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