Collection: Kids Ride-Ons

Choosing a kids ride-on

• Age and size: check the recommended age and maximum weight on the product page, and make sure your child will have enough legroom.
• 12V or 24V: a 12V model suits first rides; a 24V model generally has more power for older kids or grassy yards.
• Parental remote: for toddlers, it lets an adult steer or stop the vehicle from a distance.
• Terrain: an ATV with suspension handles bumps better. Either way, ride on flat ground, away from the street, with an adult watching.

Frequently asked questions

What age can a child drive an electric ride-on?

It depends on the model; each product page lists an age range. With a parental remote, younger kids can start while the adult stays in control.

Is the ride-on ready to drive out of the box?

It ships in a box and needs assembly, with instructions and hardware included. Then charge the battery as the manual directs before the first ride.

See also: Outdoor Play, Bikes & Scooters, Toys.

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