🚴 Wiggle Lil Rider Ride Toy Review

I bought one of these strollers for Christmas for one of my daughters and was planning to buy two. It was a toy they constantly fought over. about three months so bought a second one and over a year later still good durable products. I had taken a steering wheel off once and it was difficult to fix because I lost the tool that came with it, but with a little extra work I re-tightened it; like new (do not throw away tools)

What a disappointment. I liked the color and price of this toy, but the steering column is not securely attached to the base of the front wheel. I looked at many tutorials online and asked my husband to try it. Eventually I showed my neighbor who had a PlasmaCar brand and he confirmed that our car didn't seem suitable for a safe setup. I'm sad to be returning this toy but it seems like in the interest of my child's safety it would be better to buy a more expensive version.

Very easy assembly. My 12 year old put it together in under 10 minutes. This was a surprise for my 2 year old but older kids love it. The little one just pushes with her feet and doesn't turn the steering wheel to drive the car yet, but she can also sit in the seat in front of the big one while the big one turns the steering wheel. Says it's good for up to 110 pounds. We haven't taken it outside yet, but so far it works great on hardwood floors and not so easily on carpet if you plan to be in…

We love these scooters! You are so funny! You definitely need one for each child rather than forcing them to take turns. You can even get adult ones because they really are a blast! Apart from that I would have given the product 5 stars but recently the entire front wheel fell off while my 3 year old was riding it. I don't know exactly what happened, all I know is that the wheel broke and he fell. I can't find a customer service number or I would call and ask for a new scooter. By the way, we…

We were disappointed to receive a product that was clearly opened and plastic bags tied with a birthday ribbon. It was missing instructions (I found it out anyway), as well as part of the steering nut tightening tool and an end cap to hide the nut and washer. When the nut is tightened, it pushes the collet against the steering shaft, causing the steering wheel to turn the front wheels tight (once you figure out how to tighten the steering wheel). It also has no identification to prove it was…

My son wanted a car for his 4th birthday, but it HAS to be yellow. I wanted to pick the plasma car just because it's pretty rough on its toys and seems to have higher durability. Unfortunately, for some reason, the yellow plasma machine was much more expensive than other colors. I found this as an alternative and I have to say it seems quite durable and well made. It took my husband about 5 minutes to assemble. However, my son could barely move it across hardwood floors where it should work…

As i think it needs modification i have to give it 3 out of 5 was worth it but we also have a real plasmacar which is much better is, mainly because of the front-wheel drive. However, if you're considering switching to inline skate wheels and have a 3D printer, RED might be your best bet overall. See my photos and details below. 1) Plasma's front wheels are flatter and the plastic used has a bit more grip. The traction of the ROT drive wheel makes it very, very difficult to "rock" the vehicle…