ANPABO 24V 4x4 Ride On Toys for Big Kids Aged 3-12 Green-4x200W Motors, 5MPH, Wide Adjustable Seat, Parent Remote, Metal Frame, Shock Absorber, for Off-Road Ride

My son absolutely loves this! I call it an ATV but I know it’s not really. It goes pretty fast, 5mph is faster than I anticipated. We’ve taken in the rocks, driven it around. The key factor for purchasing this over others was the option to have a remote. He wasn’t the best driver before, so I wanted to have control just in case. Turns out he’s a good driver now! He figured it out super quick with this 4x4. Not great turning radius, but for left and right is fine. It’s not like it can’t make a U-turn. This works well for my adventurous 4 year old. The only thing I REALLY WISH they had was an option to use actual rubber tires, not plastic. We take it “off road” like in the video, and he goes in a lot of rocks, and on and off the side walk. It would be so much better with “real” tires. It has headlights so you can even ride at night! It’s not super loud, you can hear it in the video. Don’t count the crunching or rocks lol. There’s a little seatbelt if you want to use it for safety, and again, there’s a remote just in case you want to stop that bad boy at a moments notice. I’d say this is pretty safe. This is probably best for kids at least 4 (unless you have a bigger very smart 3 year old) I mean, my son is barely 4 lol, so maybe 3 when you’re almost 4, all the way up to 8 I’d thing. Maybe older, though I don’t know if 9-10 year olds like to go faster than 5mph. Anyways, I love this thing. We have 3 other products similar to this, like a little Toyota battery powered car, a construction type thing with a scoop (I’m having a brain fart and can’t think of the name), and a bumper cars thing that you control with a joystick or a remote.

Took a NASA scientist to assemble but it works! holds charge! fun on paved and unpaved surfaces! 1 kid only, no room for ridealongs

Bought this for my 7 year old, thought maybe she might be too big for it but she absolutely loves it and has room to grow into it. The package arrived with a picture on it so I had to hide it before Christmas, so if it’s a present just fyi, picture is on the box! The car was pretty simple to put together, the instructions weren’t the best but a quick YouTube tutorial was easy to find, took about 30 minutes with two people. The car is sturdy and well built, multiple adults have ridden it with no issues, not as powerful with a grown adult but still goes! The car has two speeds, it’s pretty fast for my seven year old, took her awhile to be comfortable in the higher speed. Does well in rocky and hill terrain, not just for pavement. The battery lasts a long time, we forget to charge it and it’s still going. Easy steering and forward and reverse options. The remote control option is great for smaller kids, works well and is super simple. Worth the money, it’s lasting with no problems and continues to be the top pick toy !

This was a huge hit with my daughter. I got it for her birthday and she loves this thing. It drives all over our yard with no problems. The battery life is pretty good (if you give it a full charge). The seatbelt doesn’t work well for her so she doesn’t wear it. The sounds are great and she can hook her phone up to it. She even loves the remote control feature. Just don’t do what I did and forget to turn it off when you store it! Otherwise the battery drains. She’s 9 and weighs about 49lbs.

This thing moves! We’ve had several power wheels over the years, all 24V and this seems to be way faster. My 3 year old loves his little car! Great quality too!

Very well built. Very sturdy frame. Love the seat. Nice good size seat and the safety belts fit well. It’s great that the seat is also adjustable. My Grandson is a tall and good size 7 year old and needed lots of leg room. The battery seems to last a good amount of time. We have no use for the remote but good to have if needed for other kids. Grandson loves the power it has and can climb small hills. He has 2.5 acres to ride all over. He loves the color and is easy to get in and out. His dad however did not care for the instructions on how to put it together. Not clear enough.

It wasn’t too difficult to put together. Love that the seat’s length is adjustable. Lights and sounds are really cool. My older kids wanted to get on it and test drive it, however I told them they were over the 130 lb limit. So the cool factor can only be enjoyed with the eyes. Bought for a church auction item. It’s gonna be very popular. Can’t wait to show it off!! Would have loved this as a kid!!!

Have only had this for a few days so will update if we have issues like many of the other reviews. It's a fun little cart, but definitely leaves things on the table. Remote is nice and one of the reasons we purchased it, so far that at least has worked perfectly. Starting off, assembly isn't a lot of fun. I don't know if we got a return that someone already messed with or they just crammed it in a box, but I was scratching my head a lot. The steering assembly had been screwed in upside down and they basically wedged one side in so tight under the spring that I thought it was going to break getting it unstuck. Additionally, it's sort of insane they made a steering rack with specific parts deliberately made to bolt together just to save a few inches for shipping, but then they didn't have the forsight to make it as functional as it should be (more on that below). Additional issue on the steering rack is that the welded tabs that you screw into the plastic body, didn't actually line up with the holes in the body. And in general, half of this cart is attached with small screws directly into the plastic body, and we're talking functional and structural components like the steering, not just the arm rests, this is like attaching shelves into drywall with nails and expecting a good outcome... Function seems to work ok, but agin, commenting on issues and potential issues. Ours had quite a decent charge out of the box, so that was nice to be able to test it right now and not tomorrow. It's concerning that the manual specifically states not to overcharge the vehicle to prevent damage but also says to charge it for like 8 - 12 hours. Like are you supposed to sit there for 8 hours waiting for a full charge so you can unplug it immediately? I mean, that's just a bad design in general, at the very least should have a charge cutoff circuit when the battery is full. Second, driving, the high speeds are pretty high for a small child, 5 or 6mph may not sound like a lot, but for a toddler or slightly older, it's like a rocket. And the speed control only works in the forward direction, or does at least on ours, reverse is full speed which makes zero sense to me, reverse should be the slowest. As far as drive goes, it gets around fairly well, but the 2wd is totally useless, was bogging down for us driving across some grass on compact dirt, I presume this is because the front motors don't disengauge so you're basically using the rear wheels to turn the front ones into useless generators. This reduces the overall power by almost 100% and puts a lot of stress on all the motors, which will shorten their lifespan, don't use 2wd, at all. Horrible design here, I know they were trying to save money, but this is just a bad way to do it. Next, turning radius. My full size truck can turn almost as tight as this, it's really bad. The steering rack only allows for about 10 degrees of tire movement, despite it looking like a 4 wheeler, so the sharpest turn you can make is like a 20ft circle. Again, this is mainly a product of trying to save a few inches of shipping space by making the steering geometry the least functional it can be while still suggesting it can steer. With this design and the width and space, they should have made this capable of turning the wheels 45 degrees or so, or at least tight enough to do a 6 or 7ft turn. I would also add, it's fairly large and even with the seat in the forward most position, a 3 or 4 year old may have a difficult time reaching the pedals, if they're on the shorted end of kids, I could see this being too large for some 5 and 6 year olds. Going to play with it more, many of the lower starred reviews are really concerning for longevity and warranty concerns but so far, it's ok for us. I don't know if there's many significantly better alternatives in this price range at all.

My boys love it! It goes fast and really sturdy

Great quality my Granddaughter is going to be so happy when she sees it!

Arrived 2 days early ! Color me happy / impressed. The box arrived and was not damaged. I have to admit, this is a very sturdy looking ride on toy. I have only taken it out of the box & I was again, impressed with the weight of the ride on. I have yet to put it together and charge it before the first usage. I will update every step :) • UPDATE #1 The assembly was way more difficult than expected, however, great thing we had the Qr code for the youtube tutorial because i say, just the manual would have made me return it! I am however somewhat disappointed as this new ride on has a crooked "gas" pedal. We will be charging it over night and will see how the first ride goes tomorrow evening. [ to be continued .. ]

Easy to assemble and looks sturdy. Bought for a 7-8 year old. Won’t be able to test it out until the snow melts

Frame solide certain morceau aurait pue être plus solide comme la pédale a gaz mais ma petite fille est douce avec ces jouets mais plus roff elle est fragile tout comme les appuis bras temps d’utilisation environ 1:30/2h gros max… il en a plus car même avec ces fragilités j’en aurais pris 2