Tractor Supply is adding Uber delivery at nearly 2,500 U.S. stores, giving shoppers another ordering option in rural, exurban and suburban communities served by the retailer.
Tractor Supply and Uber announced the partnership Thursday, Nov. 12. The arrangement is accessible through Uber, Uber Eats and Postmates; the app lets customers pick a location and see their order’s progress.
Customers can find goods for animal care, garden work and outdoor use, alongside tools. Tractor Supply reported 2,486 stores in 49 states as of Sept. 26, 2026.
Tractor Supply said the partnership is intended to help more Uber users find its stores. The announcement cited a limited-time $20 discount on eligible orders of $60 or more, but did not specify standard delivery charges or who bears those costs.
The Uber rollout follows Tractor Supply’s separate same-day delivery arrangement with Instacart, announced in July. Instacart and Tractor Supply said their service covered more than 2,400 stores, with delivery advertised as fast as one hour.
