Best Choice Products 6V Kids Ride On Toy, 4-Wheeler Quad ATV Play Car w/ 1.8MPH Max Speed, Treaded Tires, Rubber Handles, Push-Button Accelerator - Hot Pink

I ordered this for my 18 month old grandson. He is a big boy, and it is perfect for him. The one touch control was easy for him to figure out, and while his steering may not be where it needs to be, it is sturdy and a big hit. The plastic is smooth and has no raspy edges. Quick charging and easy to set up.

I absolutely love this 4-wheeler for my 19-month-old! Assembly was a little confusing at first because the pictures and directions weren’t very clear, and I’m definitely not the handiest woman 😅, but after about 30 minutes to an hour I had it put together. Once it was done, my baby was up and riding right away! Overall, this toy is sturdy, looks great, and my child absolutely loves it. I would definitely recommend it. 10/10!

Purchased as a Christmas gift for our 9mo twin toddlers for Christmas 2024. They finally had interest in these around 21months (Christmas 2025). These are a great size & my twins figured out the steering very quickly. Easy to assemble & charge. We’ve been using these for 2 months and they have held up very well. Very durable. The twins have lots of fun driving around.

This is a good product for small children. My 18 month old enjoys this after finding the button. 4 stars due to poor traction on grass, breaks his heart when the tire just spins. I used self tapping screws and secured an old bike tire to help with traction. It moves at a slow walking speed.

Great 4-wheeler! WE bought it for the basement in the winter months. So fun. Battery lasts forever. High quality and easy for a 2 year old to drive with the handle buttons. Can't wait for summer outside in the yard.

Bought two of these for my 2.5yo twins and they loved them! Just enough speed for their age. It was pretty easy to assemble as well.

This product has a fatal flaw rendering it pretty useless to us. This fatal flaw may not be a big deal for some kids that are older however, the plastic piece underneath that the handlebars on the undercarriage isn’t sturdy enough and will bend, and it will allow the child to completely turn the handlebars around in the wrong direction. This means that You have to take off the seat - rethread it and re-hook up the battery to the button in the steering wheel. I have a two-year-old and this is a fatal flaw for us. It’s definitely going back -other than that, it drives as expected. We haven’t had it long enough to test the battery. It doesn’t do great out in the yard. It gets stuck on leaves and sticks, although that’s pretty typical for a 6 V ride on toy to ride on concrete or hardwood floors. If the button powering the vehicle didn’t continue to get disconnected because the handlebars can turn all the way around 360, we’d keep it and be pretty happy with it. I do love that the charging port to charge is in the back and no seat has to be removed to charge. For reference, we got this for our two-year-old birthday so he just turned two and this the vehicle that he’s learning how to turn, etc and it’s his first battery powered ride on. If you had a two year old that already knew how to ride and turn- they might not be so tempted to turn the handle bars all the way around- though sometimes it happens by accident- he’s making a hard turn and the plastic bends and it goes past what should be the stop point.

This is another perfect toddler buy! Meant for 1.5 + but our 14 month old loved it. I'd say as long as you have a sturdy walker or they do well with balance bikes, they can probably do this. Battery lasts a while and it's a good speed for a toddler. We take this camping which is so fun!