Tractor Supply customers can now use Uber, Uber Eats and Postmates to order home delivery from nearly 2,500 stores across the U.S., including products for pets, gardens and outdoor projects. The nationwide partnership brings the retailer to Uber’s marketplace, giving shoppers another way to buy supplies without visiting a store. Starting today, a launch promotion takes $20 off eligible Tractor Supply orders totaling $60 or more, subject to fees and terms.
The discount runs for a limited time, with its expiration and further conditions available in the app. The announcement does not state a delivery price. Customers choose from the delivery options available when placing an order, and can follow the delivery’s progress within the app after checking out.
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Shoppers can find Tractor Supply by searching for the retailer in any of the three apps or looking in the Retail section. They then select a store, browse the products available from that location and put their selections in a cart before choosing delivery. The assortment includes tools and animal care supplies as well as pet food and items for lawn and garden work.
The delivery partnership reaches communities where Tractor Supply has stores, including rural, suburban and exurban areas. Uber says the arrangement extends its delivery service beyond major metropolitan areas, with purchases ranging from replenishing everyday supplies to getting materials for a weekend project. The nearly 2,500 participating locations compare with the 2,486 Tractor Supply stores the retailer operated across 49 states as of September 26, 2026.
Nathan Bernheim, Head of Retail Partnerships at Uber, described the partnership as a way for delivery to address shopping needs beyond food from restaurants and groceries. He pointed to customers running short of essentials or needing supplies for projects at short notice. Matthew Rubin, Senior Vice President and President of Digital & E-commerce at Tractor Supply, said the partnership also gives millions of Uber users another way to discover the retailer.
