Exclusive Amazon 🚗 Radio Flyer Retro Ride-On Toy Review

This was a little disappointing. I didn't expect to allot for what I paid and I knew it wasn't enough. But damn. It will last a long time if used sparingly and stored indoors. But I have 7 kids who have trouble playing with this thing and it's not a home toy so it'll probably last us a month or two. The wheels are cheap and I think they will be something that will not last. It is as described. For very light use only.

Bought as a birthday present for a two year old boy. He took a keen interest in the wagon - he put toys in it and drove it, then got in it himself, but it's clearly not big enough to hold the baby. In general, the quality is decent, with the exception of the plastic wheels. However, assembly took a lot of work, from tiny screws and bolts to cheap hubcaps that had to be hammered in (they didn't go easily). I also thought the toy was a bit overpriced.

Actually bought to move the air purifier from room to room because the idea made me laugh. Yes, it's much easier to move the air purifier without it, but what's so interesting about that? It's a small van made by Radio Flyer. It's as cute as you would expect, very well made and easy to put together. There were problems putting the caps on the wheels but they never came off! If you have a young child who needs a little wagon or just want a little red wagon that will make you smile, then this is…

This is a good little all-rounder for the beginner. I read the reviews before buying and the main complaint was the attachment of the hubcaps to the wheels. Installation was then easy. Just attach two axles and a handle, but those little red cast-in hubcaps were a problem. I'm an adult, it took me time and patience to ride them just right. I don't know why they couldn't secure the wheels with locknuts the same way the axle assembly is secured to the bottom of the car. Also cute little van, I'm…

I assemble most of the furniture and toys in my house so I know how to do it, have all the tools etc. The wheels on this station wagon are very bad for designed the assembly. It could be a simple screw and cap, but instead you have to literally drive the hubcap into the axle to secure the wheel. The lid's opening is metal and very small, so it takes a lot of repetition and care to put each lid on. For such a small station wagon, which is simple in every respect, this is just ridiculously…