Our 2 year old granddaughter has a blast with her new BCP ride-on-car, with mom at the remote controls of coarse. I found it easy to assemble using instructions and a little common sense. Found the parts/car to be high quality. We did have one issue with remote steering, but BCP customer service resolved part problem in about a week. Very impressed with the outstanding service! Thank you BCP!

If I could leave a higher star rating I totally would! I seen some reviews about the durability of the car but I believe they may have had some difficulties putting it together because I tell you right now it’s extremely durable! My daughter lovessss it and we took it around the neighborhood, down steep hills, up hills, and even down stairs!!! Didn’t have any issues and at one point she wanted to run instead of being in the car and asked me to get in and I totally did! And I WAS ABLE TO FIT IN THERE AND GO ALL AROUND THE BLOCK! Tell me that’s not durable! It wasn’t hard to put together either took my husband and I at most 20mins, included the battery, majority of the bolts were already placed where they needed to be, the Bluetooth wasn’t at all difficult to connect, the speaker works amazing honestly so much louder than we expected, the controller was easy to connect and we have no difficulties controlling the car with the controller either, and we totally understandable why it came in two boxes! TOTALLY WORTH EVERY PENNY!! Very happy!!!!

My 3yo loves this thing. The first thing he wants to do when he gets home from preschool every day is ride this thing around until dinner. My observations:- The controls are really intuitive. With the exception of the radio, he mastered everything else very quickly.- He loves the working lights and doors that open and close.- He likes to use the radio but it doesn’t go loud enough and he can barely hear it over the sound of the car on full blast. He stops driving at quiet points in songs or when they change over.- This thing is a beast. I realize I could never claim a warranty on it, but my son brings this thing over all sorts of terrain and it is awesome. Grass, fill dirt, gravel large and small, uphill where the lawn got beat up. We have a gravel driveway and needed something that could do that. We found reviews that highly rated this thing very highly for grass and gravel and it didn’t disappoint.- The battery lasts about 30-45 minutes before we start seeing some slowdown. I keep telling my son it would be longer if he doesn’t use the lights and radio but he prefers to run them.- This isn’t as fast as other models, even at top speed. While we knew that going in, I do wish it went just a little bit faster for him.- We especially wanted a vehicle with a remote. We have a lot of woods with poison ivy and things around our property. The remote has been very handy though we rarely need it. I do wish it was designed in a way that you could easily put it in your pocket when you don’t need it and just grab it when they get close to something you’re worried about.- When it’s done charging, make sure you don’t put the connectors back together until you are ready to drive it. The battery will very slowly drain once the system circuit is closed.Overall definitely worth it, especially if you have a lot of grass and gravel in your yard.

This Jeep is the best power wheel ride on toy we have ever bought. It is so well put together the fact that u can control the Jeep with a remote forward backwards 3 speed setting on remote left right control and emergency brake u can stop it instantly it stops no rolling to a stop if u hit it if your child was about to get into harms way hit that stop button and it stops runs great on the road and surprisingly it runs great as well on grass and we have even ran it up and down decent step piles of mud this thing will take what ur child wants to drive it in. We love this amazing price for what u get battery last for about 1 1/2 to 2 hours but theirs also a amazing thing they did your battery is strapped into a spot under the hood on the right side a hole with drilled out holes to strap it down theirs also the same thing but empty on the left side for u to add on a second battery 12 v positive ran to positive 12 v and neg ran to beg it calls for 12 gauge wire if your interested in doing it to yours cause the batteries are cheap to buy it still takes only over night to charge but now our little guy rides it so long it he gets tired and wants to go in letterly it hasent died sense I added a second battery it’s simple to do theirs videos on YouTube under bcp Jeep second battery add on If interested. We love this toy I know it’s not recommended but I got in it one day 180 pounds and it did just fine even with me in it it’s very well made it has led headlights and park lights front and back and then this is our next add on every light u see on it front and back fog lamps other turn or park lights in front and back bumper have pre drilled out holes as well so u can later on add more led lights for cheap to it if u like. Do your kid a favor and do yourself a favor cause I promise u u can drive it without a kid in it and u will find yourself now and then driving it having fun even when your child gets out lol buy this and enjoy!

The media could not be loaded. Almost everything about this is better than Powerwheels or other leading brands.The charging mechanism connection could be a little more hearty. It looks like it could break easily, but even that is at least as good is all other brands that I've seen and should be OK with a little TLC.The remote control works great, and my little one loves hearing his favorite songs through the speakers via the Bluetooth connectivity.Most importantly, the assembly instructions were easy to understand.

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.

This has been great for our 3 and 1 year olds to share. We had previously bought a Peg Perego Case III tractor that my oldest son loves (and he has been so hard on it and it has lasted so well! If you need a one-seater, I highly recommend it!), so we figured we needed to get another vehicle for our younger son to ride along as the tractor was only a one-seater.First off, this truck is more of a Cadillac or Rolls Royce compared to the Case III being more of a Porche. The Case has 2 speeds and will really get up and go and can take tighter turns, but as far as features that's where it stops.1. This truck has great suspension, but it does not go very fast and the turning radius isn't very tight.2. A radio with 1. pre-programmed mp3's (about 5 or so), 2. a USB plug for your own music to plug in, 3. it picks up local radio stations too! And it has volume controls as well.3. The seat and included seatbelt will fit 2 small children (one is about 30 lbs, the other about 25 lbs).4. The headlights and tail lights work!5. There is a second cutout under the hood if you would like to beef up the stereo and add a second speaker (it only comes with one speaker).6. There is also considerable space under the hood if you want to add any weight. Sudden reverse to forward movements can cause the truck to want to pop a wheelie since the seat is near the rear moving the center of gravity where the kids are sitting.7. The "mirrors" on the doors are adjustable and the steering wheel has a working horn button and radio station change button.8. The parent remote is a great feature (be careful not to push the parking break button and not remember to turn it back off or the kids can't drive the truck on their own). The remote has a pretty short range though so you pretty much have to follow them around with it to keep the signal. But it does seem to have more than one speed when using the remote. I haven't tested it yet to see if setting the speed on the remote carries over when they they go back to driving themselves.9. The battery life I would say is pretty short compared to the Case. It has to be charged every night after a day of play while the Case can go a couple days on a charge.All in all it's been great so far in the few weeks we've had it. The kids will drive around outside for hours and just get such a kick out of it!

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.

I bought this for my almost 3-year-old and she is obsessed… along with alllllll the other neighborhood kids! It’s so much fun and easy to use. I also love the ability to control it with the remote if needed. The sand/beige color is perfect for all kids and i ordered a fun license plate to put on the back. It is definitely a little faster than some of the other ride on cars i have seen, but still feel it’s very safe.

First review on Amazon! They deserve it! We researched tons of options for our 4 year old and this was the best out there. This was a Christmas present. Delivery was super quick. It was easy to assemble. I had 1 question and used their live chat option which was great. After maybe 2 uses the battery would not hold a charge. This is where this company takes customer service to a whole other level. After reaching out to them and troubleshooting they replaced the battery for us under warranty. There was no back and forth. It was delivered quickly. We have used it so many times and the battery does hold a good charge. Our Son loves it. Runs real smooth!