You’ve got until November 6th, 2023, to get a full refund.
Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Vergerecalled the troubled Peloton Tread Plus
after several reports of injuries and the death of a child. As part of the recall, Tread Plus owners were given until November 6th, 2022, to get a full refund. Now, Peloton and the CPSC say they’re extending the refund period for another year.in a statement . It also noted that, to date, Peloton has received 335 incident reports, with the number of reported injuries increasing from 72 to 87 since the recall was first issued. According to the CPSC, roughly 125,000 Tread Plus units were recalled in total.or, for people who prefer to keep the treadmill, have it moved to a different room for free. That’s useful since the treadmill weighs a whopping 455 pounds. Any Tread Plus machines returned after the extended period will receive a partial refund.
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