Over 1.8 Million Ninja Pressure Cookers Were Recalled. Here’s the Full List of Costco Recalls You Should Know About.

Costco is one of the top places for families to shop, but even this beloved store isn't safe from the hassle of recalled products. When it's discovered that something is wrong with a product – whether it's mislabeled or it's unsafe – companies often issue voluntary recalls, letting their customers know there's a defect or problem.

Since May 2025, Costco has issued nearly a dozen different recalls on its products, including items such as dumbbells and Michelin tires. One of the recalls was also a pressure cooker and air fryer from a major brand. Over 1.8 million of these appliances were recalled in the U.S. due to a risk of burn injuries. While Costco does reach out to customers who have purchased the products, the recalls are also announced on the Costco website.

Recalls can be scary for consumers, especially when it comes to unsafe food products or those intended for babies and children. With the widespread nature of news coverage in the modern world, consumers can at least find out about recalls as soon as they're announced.

If you've recently shopped at Costco, there are some recent recalls you should be aware of. In this slideshow, we cover what items were recalled and what to do when you discover you've purchased a recalled product.

If you discover you've purchased one of the recalled products, the first step is to stop using it immediately. The exact steps can vary based on the type of recall, but generally, a full refund is offered by the company. If the product can be repaired, companies may offer a free repair kit instead.

There have been numerous recalls on Costco products since May 2025. These recalls include items such as Michelin tires, BowFlex dumbbells, and the Ninja Foodi kitchen appliances. Here's the full list of Costco recalls that have been released since May 2025.

• Item: Anker Power Bank (10K, 22.5W)
• Model Number: A1257
• Problem: Potential issue with lithium-ion battery cells.
• Remedy: Register your product here to receive instructions on how to receive a replacement power bank.

• Item Number: 1498424
• Model Number: DAC080B6IWDB-6
• Problem: Risk of mold growth due to pooled water in the air conditioners not draining quickly enough.
• Remedy: Stop using the product immediately and contact Midea at 1-888-345-0256. You may receive a free repair kit, which includes a new drain plug and bubble level, or a refund on the product. Visit the Midea recall page for more information.

• Item: Agilis CrossClimate C-Metric tires in the 185/60R15C size
• Problem: Tires do not conform to Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 139.
• Remedy: Visit your local Michelin retailer to have the tires removed and replaced with an equivalent tire.

• Item Number: 1VR100W122224, 1VR100W122324, or 1VR100W122424
• Problem: The tires don't have the DOT certification symbol on the tire sidewalls, which means they don't comply with the tire marking requirements in the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards.
• Remedy: Bring your tires to a Bridgestone company-owned retail store or a Bridgestone/Firestone authorized dealer or retailer to have them replaced. See more information about how to identify your tires here.

• Item: Anker PowerCore 10000 Power Bank
• Model Number: A1263
• Problem: The lithium-ion battery may overheat, posing a potential fire safety risk.
• Remedy: Register here for the recall to receive instructions to obtain a replacement device.

• Item: BowFlex 552
• Problem: The weight plates can dislodge from the handle, posing an impact hazard.
• Remedy: Stop using the dumbbells and return them to Costco for a full refund.

• Item Number: 1572673, 1657921, 1677429, 1768985, 2677450, and/or 2677429
• Problem: Pooled water in the AC units can fail to drain, leading to possible mold growth.
• Remedy: Contact Midea at 888-345-0256 or visit the website here to register for a free repair or refund.

• Item Number: 1439351
• Additional Information: Sold at Texas and Louisiana warehouses.
• Problem: Possible contamination with Pseudomonas.
• Remedy: Return the items to Costco for a full refund.

• Item Number: 1651757, 1013849, 1013844, 1013852, 1651759, 1653781
• Additional Information: The ready-to-eat sandwiches and snack items were sold in Arizona, California, Nevada, and Washington. Limited to products with a use-by date of 5/11/25.
• Problem: Possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes.
• Remedy: If you still have any of these products, do not consume them and return them to Costco for a full refund.

• Item Number: 1356922
• Additional Info: Applies to coolers manufactured before 2024 with a date code on the bottom of the cooler of 2023 or earlier.
• Problem: The tow handle can pinch consumers' fingertips against the cooler, posing a risk of serious injury.
• Remedy: Stop using the cooler and register your cooler here to receive a tow handle replacement kit.

• Item Number: 2297950, 3297950
• Model Number: OP305CO, OP350CO
• Problem: The lid can be opened while the cooker is pressurized, leading to a risk of severe burn injuries
• Remedy: Remove the lid and discard it. Register here, and Ninja will ship you a free replacement lid.