Best Choice Products 12V Kids Ride On Truck Car w/Parent Remote Control, Spring Suspension, LED Lights, AUX Port - Pink

This little jeep is awesome, I recommend 10 out of 10!My 11 month old loves going for rides, while comfortably holding on to the railing of the doors and has no issues staying in place with the lap seat belt. The jeep is on the louder side, so we simply turn up the radio, and ride on. I love that the remote gives parents full control of where the jeep is going, but curious kids may try to hold on to the steering wheel, which may help get them used to steering a they’re in control.Side note: I’ve secured an umbrella to the back of the jeep to help avoid getting sunburn, which makes for a more comfortable ride in the summer sun. I can’t say enough good things about this purchase!

I had to order twice because one never came but I love this thing. My daughter’s still too young to ride it herself so the remote control is so worth it. She gets to listen to her favorite songs while I just driver her around. It’s fun for both of us. Also when it’s dying it just slows down instead of shutting off at random. The charger also turns green when it’s fully charged. It’s not too loud, it took me maybe 15 minutes to assemble and it’s so adorable!

My granddaughter loves this Jeep. It was easy to assemble, came packaged very well , no missing parts. I like the safety feature of the remote being able to correct quickly if she starts to steer off the sidewalk. Love the pink color - perfect for a little girl. It has a good speed - not slow which we enjoy on our walks. The battery recharges quickly and does last as the time indicated. Thank you a happy customer.

DO NOT BUY! I know other reviewers have said good things about this. I know you will likely do what I did, which is read all the reviews and think the bad ones were probably one offs. TAKE MY ADVICE AND BUY A POWER WHEELS INSTEAD!!! ITS MORE MONEY UP FRONT BUT NOW THAT I AM OUT $160 AND HAVE TO BUY SOMETHING DIFFERENT, I will end up spending MORE.We bought this January 21st, 2025 for my daughter’s 3rd birthday! My husband put it together and we charged it according to the instructions. We used it 5 times a week or so and two months later on March 23rd it stopped working completely. It wouldn’t even turn on after charging. The charger lights up but the car does NOTHING. I contacted the seller and after a troubleshooting email asking me if we followed the directions and such they sent me an email saying it was out of my 60 day warranty and they can not replace it or refund it. There are several other reviews saying the same thing and I wish I had listened. DO NOT INVEST IN THIS GARBAGE.On the contrary, we bought a power wheels jeep for my other daughter in the end of November 2024 and it is still running flawlessly and honestly seems to be made better.PLEASE LISTEN TO ME AND DO NOT BUY. If this company stood by their products they would have replaced it for me, instead, they have a short 60 day warranty and could care less that your child’s birthday present is now useless.

Had since August and my son loves it! Great quality, battery had held up with charge, tires do not spin in grass. Love that the doors latch and the front bar allows for a fan to attach on this South Georgia heat. The only issue I have is the seatbelt never went over his shoulder. We may have not installed it correctly and he doesn’t use it anymore but at 1 on his 1st bday I wanted it to work.

Easy to assemble and doesn’t take long to get a full charge.

Just as advertised, very easy to assemble, perfect for a 3 year old

My grandson loves his little car. I was able to put it together with ease except for one part that stumped me for a few minutes... the battery wire hookup. It looked like I got two female ends that wouldn't snap together, but don't be fooled, they do snap together. As for the battery life, my grandson is just 2 years old and the amount of battery life was sufficient. I could see getting a longer life battery once the child is wanting more time behind the wheel.The remote control isn't particularly intuitive (there is a learning curve), and it's best to remove the batteries when it's not in use.