Product Safety

Recall Notices

Your safety comes first. If there's ever an issue with a Huffy product, you'll find it here. Check back from time to time for updates.

Own one of these products?

  1. 1. Stop using itKeep the product away from children and, for battery ride-ons, disconnect the battery.
  2. 2. Find the model and date codeEach notice shows where the label is and which codes are affected.
  3. 3. Contact us for your free remedyEmail or call us with your model number and date code.
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Current recall notices

  • 2025 Fire and burn hazard

    Tonka 12V Dump Truck Ride-On

    Models 17323 and 17362

    The controller may overheat. Turn the ride-on off, disconnect the battery and contact us for a free replacement controller.

    Free replacement controller View recall details
  • 2025 Fire hazard

    Torex UTV Ride-On Toy

    Models 17310 and 17249

    Connector wear may lead to overheating. Sold at Walmart, August 2019 to December 2024. Stop using it and contact us to schedule a free repair.

  • 2022 Fall hazard

    Blue’s Clues Ride-On Toy

    Model 55061

    The ride-on may tip forward while a young child is riding. Sold at Walmart, August 2021 to July 2022. We’ll send a free front bar kit with instructions.

    Free repair kit View recall details
  • 2020 Unintended movement

    Torex 24V UTV

    Made June to November 2019

    Affected units need a new controller module. We’ll send a free replacement controller with a visual install guide.

    Free replacement controller View recall details
  • 2015 Crash hazard

    TR 745 and TR-S 740 Bicycles

    Models 26504M and 26604M · CPSC #15-221

    An open front quick release lever can touch the disc brake and stop or release the front wheel. Bikes with a green dot inside the lever are not affected.

    Free replacement lever Read the notice (PDF)
  • 2013 Loss of control

    20" Slider Tricycle

    Model 98682 · CPSC #13-170

    The handlebar can loosen while riding. 2012 model year, sold at Toys“R”Us in early 2013. Stop using it and contact us for a refund.

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