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Toro Announces Lowe's Partnership
The Toro Co. and Lowe’s Co., Inc. have announced a strategic retail partnership where Lowe’s will carry Toro zero-turn riding mowers, walk-behind mowers, portable power equipment and snow blowers in both the gas and battery categories. Toro’s full line-up of all-season power equipment to be available at Lowe’s nationwide in spring 2024, both in store and online.
“We truly appreciate Lowe’s partnership and commitment as we embark on this shared opportunity to leverage the strength of our brands to further serve our customer base,” says Greg Janey, group vice president, landscapes and contractor at Toro. “Lowe’s leadership position in the zero-turn mower category and strong footprint in key customer markets complements our existing channel strategy and provides a new opportunity to bolster placement of our powerful 60 V battery portfolio.”
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