X-PRO 125cc Go Kart with 3-Speed Semi-Automatic Transmission w/Reverse, Big 18" Aluminium Rim Wheels! (Black)

Update: Updated from 4-star to 5-star. The Jeep is good, but the customer service is AMAZING. Contacted through Amazon and expected the typical customer service runaround. Nope, they resolved the issue, no fuss. Many sellers claim to support their products, these folks actually do. Original review: Overall a good little toy. It has plenty of power and goes a lot faster than I expected. Assembly is NOT for the faint of heart. Instructions are severely lacking. There are youtube videos to guide you, but some of the directions on there are outdated. I did have to file and tweak portions to make it work (machining burrs, improper fit of the fiberglass body), but once together it runs really well. It's a LOT of fun, but there are problems with it: The seatbelts are so bad. The spare tire won't hold air, it's there for decoration. The rubber for the gas can holder fused with the gas can and looks hideous. The turn signals use an obnoxious buzzer (I muted it to reasonable level with some paper towels and glue). The gear indicator is messed up after 3 days. (The Jeep still works as it should, but the indicator is convinced I'm always in reverse). There's so much rattle in it that it's LOUD while driving, and it's not the motor. All that said, I'm glad I bought it. I'm turning the steel pallet frame it came in into a trailer for the Jeep. (Vdeos will be on YouTube) Pros: LOTS of fun Powerful and fast Cons: Seatbelts Gear indicator Spare tire Gas can Turn buzzer Body rattle

Read the reviews. Tighten the bolts, use loctite and check them later. The shipping crate is great, assembly is easy. There are videos on youtube also for assembly. It comes with peanut/veg oil in the engine, so drain and fill with real oil before use. My clutch went out right away, but it was because it wasn't adjusted from the factory. My fault for not noticing I guess but I contacted them and I had a new clutch in a few days. Clutch replacement is a pain btw. Buy it, check all hardware for tightness, adjust the clutch, change the oil and enjoy. The hardware has nylock nuts, but they are chinese and give you a false sense of security (they may look like nylock, but they don't hold). The fuel pump is vacuum operated so the very first startup takes a lot of cranking, but after that you're good to go.

First off, expect some missing hardware. The seller did send it after showing pictures of the missing parts. The drivers side headlight doesn't work and lights cut out randomly when driving which is a little scary at 20 miles an hour. After only about 5hrs of total drive time I cannot get any power to even start or register any voltage of any sort even though the battery connection is good. I haven't dug into the issue but I will be update as soon as I find the issue and let anyone know who it matters to. Update: seller contacted me about my experienced, ran through some troubleshooting with me and the main problem was fixed. The headlight issue is still a problem, but I found I am getting 24v to the drivers side headlight not 12v which doesn't make sense. I just spliced into the other headlight wiring and all is fixed. I am guessing I blew a fuse because of this wiring issue, but all works now. Do yourself a favor and buy some noise dampening pads to lessen the plastic vibrating noise that is louder than the engine. this is a pretty cool toy and the kids love it

Who knew they gave you the framework to its own garage... LOL. I messed with the crate it came in and now just need to add walls and a roof. Jeep arrived quickly. The jeep body is plastic and had rub marks on the front two fenders, so Customer service shipped me an entirely new body free of cost... WOW. Thank you! After a couple months of ownership, I accidentally broke the passenger side mirror off. Since I am unable to locate individual parts online for this Jeep, I emailed Customer service, asking them if I could buy a new mirror. Customer service ended up shipping me BOTH driver and passenger side mirrors 2 weeks later, no questions asked, no charge. Again, wow, thank you! The stock seatbelts are OK, but suck compared to some auto-retractable golf cart seat belts I added. This does want to flip easily if you are trying to turn quickly at fast speed. That happens in just about anything that is high off the ground with weight up high. Just lean far over and grab the bar! Nuts and bolts need tightening all round, the body vibrates against the frame and is annoying, but can all be fixed with Dynomat, rubber, foam ect. Just gotta get creative. Its quiet so my neighbors don't mind it at all. Everybody who sees it or drives it, wants one of their own. It SHOULD have some sort of strong roll cage or hoop to prevent full roll overs. It is a cheap, cool go cart. I will be selling it within a year of owning solely due to my son wanting a quad more than this jeep.

I already own the coolster version of these mini jeeps and this one is by far better quality. Every little detail about this jeep is built better, which means safe as my other one constantly falls apart. Only issue I had assembling was one missing bolt for the windshield bracket but I had one in the garage that fit. The starter relay stopped working after first start but a new one was 9 bucks so no big deal. Runs good drives much better than the coolster. No carb adjustments were needed. Just build it change the oil and ride. If you’re looking for a mini jeep this is the one to get. Turns out I was wrong. The rear axle broke while my kid was riding it. Measured it and it’s less than 1 inch thick which is undersized for the weight of the vehicle. Also to make matters worse you cannot buy parts for this as nowhere sells them. I’ve looked everywhere and not even the dealer sells them. Can’t even find them from china and it’s made there.

This is a 3 forward plus reverse, electric start motor, has full lights, great little toy, there is no paperwork so cannot register it for off-road, will go 30mph with 2 adults in it. Assembly is a piece of cake if you are reasonably mechanically competent, u have to change motor oil before starting for 10/40 motorcycle oil ,not car oil, has break in oil when it arrives ,if u use car oil the clutch will slip. Tire pressures are all over the place, set to 20psi.Bolts for spare tire are too short. Has gas tap/petcock pretty hidden under gas tank {under the hood.) Battery is under a cover below the seats, make sure u charge it first. Shipping is 400 extra ,delivered in a metal framed box, trucker who delivered it was awesome.

The good: It’s tons of fun. Faster than I expected it to be. The rear mounted engine is a better design choice than the front mount I’ve seen elsewhere. The bad: The manufacturer doesn’t own a square. Nothing lines up. Holes are drilled too far apart on some parts, bars arent where they are supposed to be, the body is too low on one side for the steps to be inserted. Etc etc. I don’t know if my unit is an exception, but I had to drill and machine parts to assemble this thing. I had to trim the body to attach the side rails, the box was also torn and was missing various bolts and nuts. They are just held onto the parts loosely by rubber bands, and those parts had fallen off and were lost in transit. It’s poorly assembled, many screws and bolts are loose causing it to be unsafe and rattle like crazy. Make sure you check every nut, bolt, screw, and zip tie you find. I wish the passenger seat was also adjustable and I wish the seats could slide further back, there is room. All and all, I’m happy with it. I’m mechanically inclined so I could climb the hurdles required, but this thing lines up worse than an 80’s kit car. I do feel the price is a little steep compared to the same company’s other ATV’s. You are basically paying a premium for a molded body, and there is no attention to detail in return for that premium.

First off, I took the mini jeep completely apart. I wanted to check every bolt and add some sound barrier. Didnt take a long time and went back together pretty quickly. I changed out the speedo with one that had mph, fuel gage, tachometer, and light sensor. Wasn't hard but finding the right gears took a while. I also put some boating flooring and a USB outlet on it. Last thing I wanted was for my stepson to have a dead phone if he ran out of gas cause he did check the fuel gage. I would say to check the bolts that were only finger tight. Has cranked up everytime with no problems. There is a warning alarm under the dash for the turning signals but I cut that off. It is super loud. It is a blast to drive on road and off. Would really like to get another for me but the wife said no. She is just no fun. Customer service was superb. Whenever I had a question or concern, Joyce would message back with an answer or try to make it better. Was just one bolt missing but went to auto store and just bought one. I wanted to ride bad. If thinking about it, buy cause you won't be disappointed