Kidzone 12V 7AH EVA Treaded Tires Kids Battery Powered Electric Tractor with Trailer Toddler Ride On Toy with Dual Motors 3-Gear-Shift 7-LED Lights USB & Bluetooth Audio - Light Pink

We have two young grandchildren (22 months and 24 months old) so we purchased this tractor to entertain these two when they come to visit. The tractor was delivered by Fedex much quicker than scheduled and came well packaged. Assembly was rather straightforward but the instructions need to be reviewed and updated especially the part about wheel attachments. There are washers that must be installed but the instructions are somewhat lacking in their locations.The battery came fully charged so the tractor was ready to use as soon as it’s assembled. I plugged in the charger just to make sure and the charging light switched from red to green in about 15 minutes indicating full charge was achieved. I noticed that the actual battery is a standard sealed lead acid battery type 6FM7 which is mounted in a special restraining carrier that snaps together. This means that when the battery wears out it can be easily swapped out.Our 22 month old granddaughter came over today and spent the day with us. After being quite shy at first she eventually warmed to the idea of riding in the wagon. This changed after about 5 minutes when I stopped the tractor and she then jumped right onto the driver’s seat ready to have a go. The Bluetooth remote control worked flawlessly. I drove the granddaughter around for about an hour when it came time to take a nap. I recharged the battery during lunch and nap time. After her nap the granddaughter couldn’t wait to go back outside to drive the tractor some more.Eventually the granddaughter learned to push down on the foot pedal to make the tractor go. I continued to steer the tractor via the remote while she applied the “gas”. The tractor worked remarkably well and we noticed no wheel slippage (grass was dry) and our yard is quite uneven. Even when she was riding in the wagon there was no wheel slippage.As some have commented, the seat belt is really nonfunctional. It is too long and not enough adjustment leeway. It best serves the purpose of teaching the need to “buckle up” so when the little ones grow up and start driving their own vehicles.All in all this tractor seems to be an excellent investment for our purposes. It will serve our two grandchildren quite well. The tractor is sturdy on our rough terrain and climbs small inclines without difficulty.

My 22 month old is obsessed with his dads mower, so I finally purchased this one after months of looking. What sold me on this was the parent remote. It’s a lifesaver. Putting this together took us longer than others as we didn’t realize the washers were different sizes until after we put the four wheels. We also didn’t realize they give you what you need to screw on the nuts. If we paid attention, we may have done it faster. It doesn’t really get super specific with the parts but it’s pretty self explanatory, just know there are two different washer sizes and don’t mix it up like we did. Also, it labeled the screws as flat head and round head...don’t follow that. They’re all the same. Took me a while to just say they made the mistake lol.Our battery was charged some and we let it charge until full. Definitely get a backup battery. Our kid flipped the first few times we had to charge again. It lasted about two hours. We have rough terrain, not glibly just bumpy, and he rode it nonstop the first time so between his weight and terrain the batter lasted that long. It needs to be fully charged to get more than 30 to an hour out of it. Since a toddler doesn’t realize that, if you’re kid is strong willed like mine, you NEED that second battery. We plan on finding two if possible. When we finally charged it at night it did take longer than the initial 6 hours, not sure why.We’re on day two and my kid is still loving it. Only things I really wish it had was a switch that allows the parent remote to control it completely. My kid tries to drive when we use the remote and it turns into a tug of war as to where he goes. If would have been great to allow full control to remote and kill access to the rider. I think this may contribute to battery wear also but can’t be certain. Also it would have been cool to have a “key ignition” for pretend play. My kid loves using keys to pretend to turn it on so that would have been neat.Overall, happy so far with our choice. I still think it was a bit pricey but oh well. My kid is happy and having fun so it’s worth it.