Table of contents
- Latest Aluminum Loading Ramps Recall Updates
- July 17, 2025: CPSC Announces Traveller Ramp Recall
- Which Aluminum Loading Ramps Are Affected?
- Why Were the Aluminum Loading Ramps Recalled?
- Reported Incidents, Injuries, or Illnesses
- What Should Consumers Do?
- Legal Options
- Frequently Asked Questions
- What Are Tractor Supply’s Phone Hours for the Ramp Recall?
- What Should I Keep If a Recalled Ramp Broke?
- Where Were the Recalled Traveller Ramps Made?
- Where Can I Report a Problem Getting My Ramp Refund?
Tractor Supply Company recalled about 18,000 Traveller aluminum loading ramps on July 17, 2025. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the Fast Track recall. The ramps can bend or break during use, so they pose a fall hazard.
Tractor Supply received 35 reports of bent or broken ramps. Two reports described knee and other injuries. The recall remains open. Stop using the ramps and ask for a full refund.
The recall covers models 58001, 58003 and 58005, sold from October 2024 through July 2025. No lawsuit or MDL exists for these ramps.
Latest Aluminum Loading Ramps Recall Updates
July 17, 2025: CPSC Announces Traveller Ramp Recall
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a Fast Track recall covering about 18,000 Traveller ramps. Tractor Supply Company sold them and is the importer. The recall number is 25-387 [1].
The remedy is a full refund, handled in a store or by phone with the firm. Owners can return the ramps to any Tractor Supply store.
Which Aluminum Loading Ramps Are Affected?
According to Tractor Supply’s recall notice, the recall covers three Traveller ramps [2]:
- Traveller 3,000 lb. 12″ x 90″ Aluminum Sheet Arched Ramp, model 58001
- Traveller 1,800 lb. 77″ Straight Ramp, model 58003
- Traveller 1,500 lb. 12″ x 84″ Aluminum Sheet Arched Ramp, model 58005
The ramps were sold at Tractor Supply stores nationwide and online at tractorsupply.com from October 2024 through July 2025. Prices ranged between $180 and $220.
Why Were the Aluminum Loading Ramps Recalled?
The ramps were recalled because they cannot withstand the weight of equipment within the limits specified on the ramps. They can bend or break while in use, and CPSC calls this a fall hazard.
Consumers use the ramps to load equipment, such as riding lawn mowers, ATVs, golf carts or other vehicles, onto elevated surfaces. Those surfaces include trailers and pick up beds.
Reported Incidents, Injuries, or Illnesses
The firm received 35 reports of ramps bending or breaking. Among them, two reports said ramps broke and caused knee and other injuries.
These are the firm’s reports to CPSC, not findings about what caused each incident. Anyone hurt while using a recalled ramp can report it on CPSC’s SaferProducts.gov site [3].
What Should Consumers Do?
Owners of the recalled Traveller ramps can take these steps:
- Stop using the recalled ramps immediately.
- Check the model number on the ramp.
- Take the ramps back to any Tractor Supply store for a full refund.
- Or call Tractor Supply toll-free at 877-718-6750 for instructions on sending a photo of the ramp marked “Recalled” in permanent paint.
- Email the photo to customersolutions@tractorsupply.com, or find the notice under “Recall Notices” at tractorsupply.com.
Legal Options
Someone hurt when a recalled ramp bent or broke may speak with a lawyer about their own facts. A recall alone does not automatically mean the seller is liable or that any one owner can bring a claim.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Are Tractor Supply’s Phone Hours for the Ramp Recall?
Tractor Supply’s phone hours for the ramp recall are 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. CT Monday through Saturday. On Sunday the line is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CT.
What Should I Keep If a Recalled Ramp Broke?
If a recalled ramp broke, keep the ramp and any broken pieces. Also keep the model number, the receipt or card statement, and photos of the break and injury. Medical records, bills and messages with the seller matter too.
Where Were the Recalled Traveller Ramps Made?
The recalled Traveller ramps were manufactured in China, according to CPSC. Tractor Supply Company imported them into the United States and sold them in its stores nationwide and also online at tractorsupply.com.
Where Can I Report a Problem Getting My Ramp Refund?
If you have a problem getting your ramp refund, you can report it to CPSC on its online recall complaint form. Try the firm first, using the phone number or email address given for the recall.