Retail giant Costco has issued a sweeping recall of nearly a dozen consumer products, citing serious safety concerns including fire risks, injury hazards, and product malfunctions. The affected items include Hankook Dynapro AT2 tires, Royal Sovereign portable air conditioners, and myCharge power banks, among others.
According to Fox Business, the Hankook tires may suffer from tread or belt separation, posing a significant crash risk due to potential loss of vehicle control. Meanwhile, the Royal Sovereign air conditioners have been linked to incidents of overheating and fire, prompting an immediate stop-use directive from the manufacturer.
Another Costco recall item drawing concern is the myCharge POWER HUB All-In-One 10,000mAh power bank, which includes a lithium-ion battery that may overheat and cause fire or burns. Customers are being advised to cease usage immediately and return these products to Costco for a full refund.
Swift Response and Refund Measures from Costco
In response to the identified risks, Costco has taken rapid preventive action, as reported by USA Today. Customers were notified through email alerts, in-store signage, and dedicated recall pages on the retailer’s website. Costco is coordinating closely with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) to streamline returns and ensure public safety.
Other Costco recall item span across categories such as household electronics, seasonal appliances, and outdoor gear, reflecting the scope of the alert. Some products may be eligible for home pickup or recycling support, depending on the item and regional availability.
Costco has assured that affected members will receive full refunds, and it has halted the sale of all impacted inventory. To assist customers, the company has made available detailed identification guides, including batch numbers and model codes, through its online recall resources.
As noted by LiveNOW from FOX, Costco’s recall page provides step-by-step instructions on how customers can verify their products and initiate a return or exchange.
Customer Advisory: Act Immediately for Your Safety
According to Scripps News, Costco is urging all customers who purchased these products—either in-store or online—to check their homes and stop using the Costco recall item right away. The company emphasizes that failure to act promptly could result in serious injury, property damage, or even fire.
Costco has also asked members to inform friends or family who may have received the recalled products as gifts. The company remains committed to customer safety and regulatory compliance, and has reiterated its policy of full transparency throughout the recall process.
For the latest updates and full product recall information, customers are encouraged to visit Costco’s official Product Recalls page or reach out to Costco Member Services.
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