Customer Reviews for VEVOR Ride On Push Car for Toddlers Ages 19+ Months Sit-to-Stand Ride Toy, Kids Ride On Car for Boys & Girls, Music Steering Wheel, Horn, Under-Seat Storage, Detachable Back, Indoor & Outdoor Play

It was pretty simple to put together but very cheaply made & seemed smaller than other like items. The sound is quite loud (no volume/high-low) Would not order again.

Relación calidad precio, no me gusto el material, lo.vi muy inferior y lo regrese

Super cute, but the plastic pieces that secure the wheels were broken into pieces. So my husband had to fabricate the pieces to hold on the wheels. I guess it all worked out after a while.

This is virtually impossible to put together correctly the rods that go underneath a vehicle to hold up the wheels they don’t really tell you what side and direction and put them on because they have two in. So I’ve been working on putting together this car for over an hour and once you put on a wheel on the wrong end and you figure it out it’s so hard to pull this wheel off. They have got to do better with these directions like I’m never buying one of these again.

Don’t buy this it has to be assembled and it’s in like 10 pieces

Most of the decals are damaged and won’t stick. Maybe you could just replace the decals

I never considered I’d have to assemble the item.

Poor quality and poor assembly directions.

TL;DR: Nothing about this vehicle indicates that it is a firetruck unless you're looking at it after applying the stickers. Overwhelming instructions, laughable example photos (black and white, mostly black & dark grey so you can't actually see anything in the photo). Assembly of the actual vehicle was surprisingly easy given the complicated instructions. Bigger photos, less words would be a good adjustment to the instruction manual. I have two main issues: FIRST, it's supposed to be a firetruck, that's why I wanted it. My 1 year old LOVES firetrucks and pretend-driving, so of course as a ride-on fire truck that makes sounds, I thought this this was exactly what I was looking for. It turns out, I was incorrect. There are NO siren sounds. It makes the following noises instead: 1. engine starting, 2. clown car horn/regular car horn/another clown car horn, and 3. a variety of songs typically played by ice cream trucks or in the scores of films featuring killer clowns. SECOND, why do they use the world's stickiest sticker adhesive on the world's thinnest 1-ply-toilet-paper-thin sticker paper? Thank goodness the rear sticker has an extra because the first round of application looks like a freakin mosaic the way the stickers ripped. Part of it is due to the mismatch between the size of the stickers and the indicators for the locations they're supposed to be placed upon. Some spots don't even have any designations. You just stick them on willy nilly. (Ok I'm being dramatic. It's probably not a huge problem for the average reasonable person. I guess the second issue is only an issue if you have OCD-tendencies like me when it comes to sticker placement.) I just got it today so I'm only writing this based on the aggravation I feel after assembly. The metal axles seem sturdy and solid, and the wheels rotate smoothly enough for now, pre-use. The thinness of the plastic, especially at articulation points, raise concerns about pinching tiny hands. Sticker detail is on-point. We'l

I understand the price now. The instructions were hard to understand and the pictures on them were dark, like a bad copy. If you figure it out then I guess it would be worth the trouble.