Myts Speedy Spinners Bumping Car is a thrilling 6 volt ride-on for kids.
Enjoy exhilarating 360 degree spins for maximum fun, great for ages 1.5 to 6 years.
Supports little drivers up to 66 pounds with its maximum weight capacity.
Two driving modes allow independent operation or remote control use for ages 1.5 to 3 years.
Robust plastic shell construction ensures long-lasting durability for active playtimes.
ASTM certified with a safety belt and anti-flat tires for enhanced protection.
Rechargeable 6 volt battery provides 1 to 2 hours of zooming fun after a 5 hour charge.
Description
Get ready for endless smiles and exciting adventures with the Myts Speedy Spinners Bumping Car in vibrant Orange a must have ride on toy for your little one. This fully rechargeable electric spinning car offers a thrilling yet safe driving experience for young children, encouraging independent play and developing coordination. Featuring easy to use simplified joystick controls, children can enjoy the super fun feature of a full 360 degree spin, adding a delightful twist to their playtime. The car includes a 6V rechargeable battery and charger, ensuring the fun never stops. Safety is our priority, which is why this bumper car is built with a tough plastic shell and a protective soft bumper outside system, allowing for worry free bumping. It is also ASTM certified and comes equipped with a safety belt and anti flat tires, offering parents complete peace of mind. The car reaches a maximum speed of 075mph, providing a gentle and exhilarating ride.
FAQ:
Q: Is the Myts Speedy Spinners Bumping Car safe for my child?
A: Yes, safety is a top priority. The car is ASTM certified and includes a safety belt and anti flat tires for added security.
Q: What is the maximum speed of the car?
A: The car has a maximum speed of 075mph.
Q: What kind of battery does this car use?
A: The car comes with a 6V rechargeable battery and charger.
Q: Does the car come with installation service?
A: Installation is not available for outside the City Limits locations.
