🚲 Schwinn Steer Wagon by Pacific Cycle: The Ultimate Adventure Companion Review

This is a beautiful, classic red station wagon. I can think of another brand, but I like it better! The 4x4 steering lets it turn in clean little circles. Really nice thing for the kids to use inside after they got it for Christmas. The ONLY thing I want to change is the large pages option. But actually this station wagon is already lower than the production car, so it doesn't matter. I'm not worried about my 2 year old falling out as long as he is seated.

We bought this van for our grandchildren. This would be a great size for the three of them to take for a walk in the park or to the zoo. Training quality and an extension handle make it easy to carry all at once. Inflated tires provide a smoother ride and deeper sidewalls keep kids inside. The entire van feels solid with all metal parts. The assembly was quite difficult as not all the holes lined up exactly. With a little effort we were able to put everything together and enjoy the van as a…

This item is amazing. It was a bit difficult for me to assemble until I realized I didn't have all the parts. A trip to the hardware store for the right pads and all went well. (I didn't want to wait for the right package of parts to arrive.) With all-wheel steering, the center of gravity, the weight, remains centered over the wheels. Unlike conventional station wagons with a fixed rear axle, it does not roll over when manoeuvring. And this is very important when the burden is a one and a half…

Gift to my nephew for his 2nd birthday. At first glance you can tell that the quality of the parts is typical cheap China quality. The paint on the tub is fine but the base metal is very rough. They are said not to have used jigs for bending and welding in the manufacture of steering and suspension parts. They are not symmetrical and require force to align them. The real thrill was that they contained two rear axles and no front axle. I had to drill two 1/4" holes in the metal "front" rear axle

I bought this cart for my kids about a week ago. It arrived relatively quickly and I attempted to assemble it, but there were two left grip frames in the package. The next day I called the number provided in the instructions and they quickly sent the correct part. Unfortunately, the piece I received was about an inch too long, so I wasn't able to finish the carriage. I called again and they resent the replacement part. I like the van because it feels pretty solid, but when I tightened the…

This Schwann van is very durable compared to others. I compared it to many garden carts from hardware stores. Thick metal tub. I can actually step in and barely sag. Other vans bend like a soda can. I have a complaint during construction. Be prepared to need additional equipment. Two wheels were different from the other two. They are almost the same but the spacing on the hub was wrong. So I had to improvise. I'm very handy and have spare discs and pins. For those who can't find a friend to…

Schwinn wood panels on each side are already attached to the cart. When we took the van out of the box, we saw that the manufacturer had drilled too far into the panel and it had almost cracked in half. The fork was sharp and dangerous, we had to remove the sign. It also arrived with the paint peeling off the metal case. This new station wagon, which cost us A$400 straight away, looks like a used piece of junk. (This was double boxed and there was no sign of damage to the box). Also, the…

Swivel wheelchair good and bad. including pennies is great. If you only do things on the road, it's probably better to get a forward-steer-only car. Sometimes you hit a rock or some kind of bump with the rear wheel and instead of the van going forward, the rear axle just spins. The steering is quite jerky at speed. It's best to keep this van on sidewalks and relatively flat trails. Axle joints can loosen over time. There is plastic between the axle frame and the body to prevent metal-to-metal…