Little Tikes Push and Ride Racer – (Amazon Exclusive), 22"L x 10"W x 17"H with screws

Was not as easy to put together as it should have been. None of the holes were big enough for any of the screws or metal rods. Had to get a screw gun out to make every hole bigger miso we could assemble it properly. Also hammering the other pieces together was a little tricky but not too hard that we couldn’t manage. After we had it built it was super cute and seems very sturdy. No sharp edges anywhere. Nothing that could cut or hurt baby. Was just the right height for baby. Doesn’t fall over. We like that it is simple without all the bell and whistles. Now days kids are over inundated with electronic devices and the need for constantly replacing batteries. Just a good ole bike a toddler can ride themselves.

I recently purchased the Little Tikes Push and Ride Racer for my nephew, and it has been an absolute game-changer in his development. As soon as he laid eyes on it, his face lit up with excitement. What's incredible about this racer is its versatility—it serves both as a ride-on toy and a push walker.The sturdy construction and design make it perfect for little ones who are just starting to explore their mobility. The racer provides excellent support for my nephew as he learns to balance and take his first steps. The wide base ensures stability, giving him the confidence to push himself forward without fear of tipping over.Moreover, the vibrant colors and sleek design captivate his attention and keep him engaged for hours on end. The compact size is perfect for indoor play, allowing him to zoom around the house with ease.Overall, I couldn't be happier with this purchase. Not only has it brought immense joy to my nephew, but it has also played a crucial role in helping him develop his motor skills and coordination. I highly recommend the Little Tikes Push and Ride Racer to any parent or caregiver looking for a fun and functional toy that encourages physical activity and growth in their little ones.

This is a great quality product. It was a little difficult to put together but once done it’s very sturdy and the baby loves it! I have a feeling it will go through many babies.

I got this for my baby, he’ll be one in a few months but since many reviews said parts didn’t fit together correctly I wanted to make sure this would work as a gift. I’m glad I didn’t let those reviews deter me because everything fit together perfectly! It does require some serious hammer hits to get things to pop together but once things are on it’s so secure! It’s true there is not extra wiggle room with the axels but once everything is together it’s a good thing! It look me less than 30 minutes to put together. Every hole that’s needed was there for me, no extra drilling necessary. Maybe some products are defected but I think it’s likely steps are getting messed up if it doesn’t go together well. I suggest laying out all the parts and making sure you’ve identified what each piece is exactly. Also doing it on hard ground would help for hammering the cap nuts on, I did it on soft carpet so stabilizing it was the hardest part but I brought that on myself. So happy with this item for the price and can’t wait to gift it to him!

I bought this for my son, who has been crawling for 2 1/2 months and seems close to walking.Pros: He loves it! This is a small, simple version of a push-toy/walker. It's great for apartment dwellers or folks who have limited space at home. It's small enough to fit well in my son's playspace, but large enough to support his weight. It's study, too - he's a rough 'n tumble kid, and the car has held up very well. My sister and best friend also bought Push & Rides, and all are still in perfect shape after four years of enthusiastic play.Cons: It's a pain to put together. The directions are all in pictures (whatever happened to using words in instructions??). I've assembled entire pieces of furniture with less frustration.I'm including my addendum to the instructions for those who want a little more guidance:Parts List:K (small, black) and O (large, gray) are tools. You'll need them to tighten the nuts, but will throw them out after assembly.M: red screws; G: white anchors; H: yellow endcapsThe rest of the parts list is clearly defined.Instructions:1-Pull the three metal bars out from the bottom portion of the car. You'll have two skinny bars (E) and one thicker bar (I).2-Take one of the skinny bars (E), and hammer one end into a small nut (J). It's easiest to do this if the nut is on top of a sturdy block. Do the same thing with the other skinny bar. You'll end up with two bars (E), each with one nut on one end. You'll have two nuts (J) left over. Set the bars aside to use in instruction #4.3-Put the white plastic hubcap into the indentation of the black wheel (do this with all four wheels).4-Take the skinny bar (E). Next to the nut (J), add the wheel so that the white portion is touching the nut, then add a washer to the other side of the wheel. Put the bar through the holes as shown, so that it acts as an axle.5-Once you have the bar (E) poking through the other side, add a washer and then a wheel. Now, you just need to add the last nut (J) to make sure the wheel stays on securely. Take the two small black capnut tools (K). Fit one capnut tool (K) over the nut that's already on the end of the skinny bar. Turn the car on its side, with the capnut tool (K) on the floor.6-Put the other nut (J) on top of the exposed end of the skinny bar. Place the other small black capnut tool (K) on top. Bang on it a few times with the hammer until both nuts (J) are securely locked onto the bar.7/8-Push the white plastic anchors (G) into place as shown.9-Hammer the yellow endcaps (H) into the handlebars.10-Hammer the thicker metal bar (I) into one of the the larger nuts (N).11-Put the bar (I) into the blue car base and add red handlebars as shown.12-Use the larger gray capnut tools (O) to hammer both nuts (N) onto the bar (I) securely.13-Pop a beer: you're finished!

First push rider toy perfect for the first grandchild. Durability fantastic price fantastic colorful and safe fantastic.

My grandson loves the Little Tikes scooter. He has the perfect home for it too, he can go a long distance in his house from the front to the back. He rides it every day either sitting up front or hilariously sitting on it backwards. I wish it had a horn to honk, that would be perfect.My son who's now 35, use to have one of the same scooters and he too loved it. We took it everywhere we went because he was so attached to it. Little Tikes put on that yellow back so toddlers can ride or push it, a great addition to this scooter.