We had an issue with the courier breaking some plastics on the bike we ordered. But it was resolved very quickly and new plastics sent out very quickly. Great service
I received my order and was very happy with it, easy to assemble, the only problem I came across was the seat, the one that was in the pictures was not the one that was sent I was a bit disappointed as some of the design on the car would be a bit different but I’m happy as he been sent the upgraded leather chair which does look comfier and nicer, was just gutted about the older chair as it had Lamborghini logo on it
There is nothing more exciting than when you treat your kids to a gift that you know they’re gonna love. Knowing that it’s going to bring hours of fun and excitement. But what about setting it up? Many kids electric cars require a little assembly and most parents don’t have any experience when it comes to putting them together. Never fear! I am here, to give you a helping hand and make it as easy as possible.
Checking the product
First things first. Before you even think about anything else you need to check the box and contents whilst the courier is there. Now I know this is a bit of a ballache but you really need to check it before you even sign for it. This way in the rare occasion that it may have been damaged in transit. You can report it and get it sorted straight away. Most companies have a 48 hour window from delivery to reporting any damage where they will accept liability. After that they are less likely to fix any damage issues as they can’t be sure that it hasn’t happened since you received it.
Unpacking
So you’ve checked it with the courier and now is the time to start unpacking. It’s very easy to get caught up in the excitement of it and start pulling everything out. I’m guilt of this myself! If you’re anything like me then you wont even check the instructions and this is where many people go wrong.
Find your user manual/ instructions and turn to the list of parts. You’ll find it very useful if you lay everything out in front of you. Not only can you make sure you have everything you need but it will be easier to find the parts you need when you need them.
Assembly
Most kids electric cars come part assembled to make life a little easier for you. Different models may have slightly different instructions to set them up so it’s really important that you use the manual that’s provided. The manual will have very specific instructions so it’s always a good idea to have a quick read through to familiarise yourself with the steps.
Whilst the assembly details are different for each car there are a few pointers that can help you along the way.
If your wheels come with pins that are inserted into the axel. Make sure that these are inserted correctly
The battery is sent disconnected for safety reasons. So you need to make sure the wires are connected correctly. Many cars will be different but a general rule is that you only connect the wires to connectors of the same colour.
Charge the battery before your first use. We recommend the following times for the different battery sizes on the first charge.
6v – 8 hours
12v – 12 hours
24 – 18 hours
This ensures that the battery is at it’s full capacity before it is used.
Final checks before use
It’s all set up and you’re ready to give it, it’s first try. Kids electric cars now come with some funky new features. Many even have MP3 players. So have a little play around and check what features your car has. It’s quite exciting to do this with your child so that they can learn how to use them at the same time.
If your car has safety features such as seatbelts etc. Ensure that your child is properly clipped in. Everything looks good. The battery is charged and connected correctly then it’s off they go!
I hope this guide has been helpful for you and that you enjoy watching your little one be every bit the little grown up as they drive along in their amazing new car.
