Aqua Blue/Lime Green Plasma Car Ride On (PC035)

My 2 kids love it. I have an almost 4 year old who has this toy since 2.5yo (it's his absolute favorite) and it was our birthday gift for our 2 year old since he really loves his brothers Plasmart Ride on.This is a hit with our family! It keeps our littles entertained for hours. The design is sleek and sturdy, perfect for indoor and outdoor play. What's really cool is that it moves just by wiggling the steering wheel, which makes it super easy for kids to use. Plus, it's safe and stable, giving us peace of mind while our child has a blast zooming around. Overall, it's a fantastic ride-on that brings joy and adventure to playtime!My little one invites me to ride with him. We love this car a lot in our house. I am even thinking to buy one for me.

My 3yo son absolutely loves his wiggle bike! We changed the wheels out to the rubber inline ones and it works great inside the house. It rides very smooth with the new wheels. My son has so much fun on it and it is helping him learn to steer. Assembly was very easy

This is a very long lasting toy. I got this back in 2014, and it is still working eleven years later, with a different set of kids now. It is super fun to ride and play with, and is pretty safe as it's low to the ground. Definitely worth the investment.

My 3 year old son loves this thing and rides it very well.

Enjoyed by both parents and kids. Super smooth and durable. High quality.

We absolutely love this ride on plasma car. The color options are fun! This was easy and quick to assemble! The grandkids love this and I can ride with them! This would make the perfect for anyone!

This is the second playsmart plasma car I have bought for my grandkids (5 and 2.5). They love them. The first one was super easy to put together— I had no issues. This second one was another story. For awhile I was afraid I was going to have to send it back, because I could NOT get the nut and bolt in the steering wheel to tighten AT ALL. It seemed like it was too short. And YES I had the wheels in far enough and the handle inserted all the way. I used a rubber mallet. I FINALLY got it to work by (1) threading the washer/nut just enough to stay on and then inserting the handle. Then hand tightening the nut over and over and over —even tho it seemed like it was just twirling loosely. It eventually started tightening enough that I was able to use my socket wrench and get it nice and snug. But I had to mess with it for quite awhile before it “took.” I had read some people had success with turning it upside down, but that didn’t work for me. It also seems counterintuitive, since that makes the bolt retract, and it’s too short to begin with.

Very great durable toy