Best Choice Products Kids 12V Ride On Truck, Battery Powered Toy Car w/Spring Suspension, Remote Control, 3 Speeds, LED Lights, Bluetooth - Hot Pink

Great car for starting out our 2 year old loves it! She can't drive it on her own yet that's where the remote comes in handy! The lights on front are bright perfect when the sun goes down early she can keep riding. I also like the different power/speed modes it's well built and great value! Would definitely recommend!

I’m going to give this car 5 stars despite the car flipping on the first drive because I feel like any of these cars could flip under the right circumstances. It scared the living crap out of me. My 6 year old and 2 year old had both managed to fit in the seat. My 6 year old was driving and accidently ran over the base of our portable basketball hoop which is several inches high. The car flipped completely over. They ended up with bottom of the car belly up. The boys were surprisingly fine. If you get this car, just be aware of that issue. It completely rolled. Since then, my son had been careful not to run over things that could make the car flip. In terms of the car itself, I struggled over which one to buy. I wanted a seat big enough to fit 2 kids but also have a remote. There was only one car available that had both which is not this one. Looking at all of the recent reviews, I noted in that other brand there were far more 1 Star recent reviews than anything else which made me nervous so I didn’t go with them. I went with this brand instead and glad I did. It is not made to fit 2 kids which is the only thing I dislike about the car. Set up was super easy and took me no time at all. My only complaint was one of the holes weren’t lined up perfectly and it took some muscle power to get the screw thru all 4 holes. This was the back axle. Only one side the hole was messed up ever so slightly. Once I got it up and running ... the car has been great. The remote works perfectly. My 2 year old hasn’t mastered the art of steering so on occasion he needs help not running into things like parked cars. The remote is seriously a life saver. He is able to hold and keep the pedal down to drive it on his own. We have had no issues at all with its performance granted we are on day 1. Our 2 year old has been in the car for hours so far today and it still hasn’t run out of battery. If anything changes, I will update. So far, I love this car and more importantly my 2 year old does as this was his birthday present.

Well my kids both love it (3 and 5). I now have to get another one . . . And my sister now has to get one for my nephew. It is a great toy. I did have some questions that I could not find definitive answers on this toy. Now that i have used it I hope the below feedback will help. Does it work on grass? Yes. We live out in a farming area. The kids drive it through short grass, over gravel, obviously over cement. Would definitly drive in a mowed yard. The time of use after a full charge seems to be about 1 1/2 hours on average (does vary a bit). You can tell when it starts getting low as it gets slower. I would be interested to see if you can order another battery and install it to double the usable time. The controller is a lot of fun, we strap the nephews in and drive em around. There is a limit on the distance the remote is effective at. If you are in a back yard you will be fine. If your five year old daughter is driving through a big field and you decide to try to use the remote to take control it probably wont work. It can of course get stuck on a hill or rocks, or mud or very wet grass - the tires are plastic after all, not rubber. but overall it is pretty impressive how it gets around through various terrains. Putting it together is suprisingly easy. I made sure I had a mechanically minded friend over - turned out that was not necessary. I've put together dollhouses far more complicated then this. Took 2 people about 25 minutes. You do then need to charge it for 12 hours before first use, so keep that in mind if it is a gift. As far as the radio goes - it works. Its a bit complicated as it seems to go through all the channels available every time you start it up and then preset based on available channels. I find it complicated - my 5 year old therefore does not use it. Says it came with preset songs but we havent found any. And though it looks like there is a port for a phone - well my five year old doesn't have a phone and there is no way I'm sticking my i phone on that jeep and letting them take it out into the field. So the "sound system" could maybe use some work. Otherwise great product. Wish they were around when I was a kid.

Purchased as a Christmas gift for my son! He absolutely loves it. Overall I think it’s a great product and the set up was very easy. I love that it comes with a remote so I can drive it for him since he hasn’t quite grasped that yet. It has 3 speed settings which is also great and the highest setting isn’t too fast! I have a super bumpy yard and it drives over the bumps no problem at all. The Bluetooth feature is really cool - I connect my phone and as long as it stays in the car with him it will play can’t be too far from it or it will disconnect. Radio is an option too which is awesome but volume doesn’t get super loud. The only complaint I have is the battery life. With a full charge it will drive for maybe 35 mins tops. It does have to be charged after every use or it won’t get far the next day. For the price I do wish the battery life was longer but I think everything else about it is great. My son is almost 3 he was 2 1/2 when he got it and at the time I thought he was a little young but it’s been a favorite of his since Christmas. There’s a buckle so he’s pretty secure in there! He’s driven it a ton of times and so far no cracks or issues so I’d say it’s very durable. If you’re on the fence I would go for it!

We gave this to my son for his 2nd birthday. Gone out a handful of times in the last month and so far it has been fantastic. Assembly was easier than expected. Quality is higher than expected. Value is fantastic given the features, price point, and quality. The only critiques I have (that I feel are more minor than they may sound) have to do with the remote. My kid is learning to drive and cannot be trusted – so the ability to override his movements was a key selling point. - It’s the only part that “feels” cheap, although it has worked well so far. - There is no ability to disable control from the jeep while still allowing control from the remote. You can press the “P” button to disable the jeep, but then you cannot move it with the remote either. Once you hit “P” again to enable the jeep – all controls are enabled (remote AND manual controls). I wish “P” only disabled manual control but kept remote control active. This wouldn’t be as big of a concern if it wasn’t for the next two points. - There is a small delay between pressing a button on the remote and the car responding, especially when it comes to stopping – first there is the delay between pressing the command and the jeep responding, then there is the delay between the jeep responding and it actually stopping (hard plastic wheels on concrete take a few feet to stop especially if you are going downhill at all). - The remote has the ability to choose between three speed settings, but the manual control (pressing the gas pedal) is always enabled at full speed. Wish the remote speed setting controlled the max speed for manual operation as well. - TIP/TRICK: You can disable the gas pedal in the car by unplugging the connection under the hood that attaches to the back of the shifter. This will allow your kid to steer while you control forward/backward movement – instead of having to rely on being quick enough to override them before they ram into a car or bolt out into the street etc. As I mentioned – this all sounds like a bigger issue than it is. If you stay close to your kid, be careful about where you are letting them drive and are ready to override them quickly, you’ll be fine. Overall, the remote could be improved slightly but I am very happy overall with this Jeep (and so is my kid!). Edit summer 2023: Still use this thing nearly every day. It’s in great shape and my kid is still totally obsessed!

I bought two of these ride-on Jeeps for my grandsonsn, and it has been a huge hit! The camouflage design looks even better in person, and the build quality is solid. The spring suspension gives it a smooth ride, even on grass and gravel. One of my favorite features is the remote control—it’s perfect for younger kids who aren’t quite ready to drive on their own yet. The three-speed options are great, and the Bluetooth feature is a fun bonus for playing music while cruising around. The battery life is decent, lasting through plenty of playtime before needing a recharge. Overall, this is a fantastic product that feels well-made and safe. If you're looking for a fun and sturdy ride-on truck, this one is definitely a great choice!

We bought this "Jeep" for our daughter for Christmas 2017. It was a hit! She loved it. Putting it together was not a problem. Everything seemed great. Well, here we are less than 30 days out of the 90 day warranty, and we have a parts issue. The part is a factory part, pre-assembled prior to shipping. It's the front right axle area, the part that holds the tire on. It looks like they used, (for lack of a better word or known name for part) a grommet type fastener. From looking at it, it appears the grommet wasn't fully 'mashed' and didn't create a great hold on the part. Now here we are about 4 months out from Christmas and the wheels are falling off. Called Best Choice Products to ask about this issue, was told there is nothing we can do, other than buy a new one, or fix it ourselves. We are outside of the 90 day warranty, and the actual company that makes these ride on's are 'over seas' is what we were told, and also that we would have to just 'try and look up part on line, since they do not actually have 'parts' or front axle parts.' This is so disappointing on so many levels. First, my 4 year old daughter is the shy type and is only just now getting comfortable riding and driving it, so she has yet to be 'rough' or ride it crazy, 'until the wheels fall off' !!! Second, we lost EVERYTHING in hurricane Irma, and had a very VERY limited budget for Christmas, this was her big gift, and honestly one of her only. It's terrible that a big company such as Best Choice Products sells these items they purchase, but don't think far enough down the road that maybe some people may need replacement parts. I will never buy anything again from this company, and I have and will continue to tell people not to purchase from them as well. I am not hard to get along with, but on top of the disappointment, the customer service was terrible when calling and she didn't even offer anything to help, except by telling us we could do our own search online for the part.

First, the good. My nephew is 1.5 years old, so well under the 3 years recommended, and he lives in the country where it's hilly- so the remote control was critical both because he's young to operate it and don't want him driving down any banks! It's not recommended to run in dirt, but it seems to do fine. The spring suspension is pretty crude, better than nothing over bumps though. Also, everyone loves it! The kid was so excited, and loves riding around in it even though you need to drive him around with the remote. The bad- I can see how if you were utterly lacking any sort of mechanical inclination that there could be problems. I noted the following potential issues: - The rear wheels are made from two halves glued together. On one wheel, the halves weren't aligned that great but gave it a little slap and it went on the axle anyway. - Part E "frame" piece on the right side has the screw hole in the wrong side from the diagram, perhaps not obvious to some people. - The tail light wires on mine ran right under those same frame pieces, so I bent those wires out of the way before inserting the frame pieces to avoid breaking the wires (I saw a 1 star review where the tail lights didn't work, I'm guessing they weren't careful about this). - The motor wires hang from the undercarriage, so if you drive through any vegetation (and let's face it, most of us are going to do that) there's the potential to catch and yank those wires out. Tape them up out of the way during assembly. - The remote steering is pretty drastic. There's no gentle steering with it. Same with letting off the gas. The last thing, and which I think caused a very large amount of the 1 star reviews- it uses a lead acid battery. These are great batteries if you keep them charged, don't overcharge them, don't run them flat, and don't let them sit ignored for months and months. If you buy a lead acid battery at Christmas and let it sit until May, don't expect to be happy about its lack of performance. If you put it on the charger and forget about it for days- bad news. If you let junior ride the car until it quits, then forget to charge it, ride until it quits again- you're doing some damage. They're cheap and they're reliable if you're nice to them, which is why this car doesn't cost a lot more. So for the price I don't think it's fair to complain about the battery type.