In 1954, Tonka made a toy version of the company's delivery truck. This one was played with back in the day, but because it's made of steel, it has held up much better than a modern plastic toy ...

The recalled trucks were sold at Sam's Club and Target stores starting in 2023. Tens of thousands of Tonka ride-on toy trucks are being voluntarily recalled as they may pose a burn and fire hazard.

Nothing seems more innocent than a kid riding on a toy car, but a recent recall has some parents scared. Huffy released a ride-on Tonka Dump Truck featuring the brand's signature black and yellow ...

A big plastic bin, some washing soda, and old steel ... his Tonka truck was ready to face another 30+ years of service. If you’re looking to restore things larger than a child’s toy, you ...

If you've recently brought your child a Tonka-branded ... ride-on dump truck and then contact Huffy for a new part. "Consumers are advised to take the recalled ride-on toy away from children ...

Huffy has issued a recall for more than 23,000 children’s ride-on Tonka dump trucks. The company said the controller on the recalled toys can overheat, posing fire and burn hazards. Huffy said ...

The recall applies to certain Huffy brand ride-on Tonka dump trucks. According to CPSC, the controller on the recalled ride-on trucks can overheat, creating the risk of fire or burns. The toys ...

The recalls cover two popular ride-on toys that affect nearly 48,000 vehicles. The first recall involves 23,260 Huffy 12-Volt Children’s Ride-On Tonka Dump Truck vehicles, the CPSC said.