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AUOSHI 1:16 Brushless Off Road 4WD All Terrain RC Truck (40+ MPH) for $79.19 - $20 when you apply promo code
8BG6D7JV at checkout =
$59.19.
Shipping is free.
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Product Details:
- 4WD Off-Road System
- Independent Suspension
- Wheelie Bar Function
- Brushless Motor & Full Metal Drive Shaft for Extreme Durability
- High-Torque 2.2kg 3-Wire Servo
- Full Metal Drive Shaft & Tough Build
- Long-Range Control & Pro-Level Steering
- LED Lights + 16-Mode RGB Body Effects – Stand Out in Style
- Perfect Gift for RC Enthusiasts
- Includes: 1x RC Truck, 1x 2.4GHz Remote Controller, 2x Truck Battery, 1x USB Charging Cable
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This is a fast brushless 1 16 off road truck that feels like a real hobby RC and is best for backyard bashing. It is praised for strong speed, adjustable power levels, and solid fun on concrete, asphalt, grass, snow, and leaf piles, with some runs lasting well over an hour on low power. The main concern is durability at 40 plus mph, since crashes can break parts and replacement support may be hard to find. A few reports also question the advertised top speed and note occasional early failures, so it suits buyers who want excitement and can handle repairs.
RC hobbyists who already tinker and can source parts on AliExpress because multiple commenters said parts are available there and that if something breaks you can repair it or reuse components.
people looking for a $60-class truck that's "hella fast" for the money because commenters reported it was extremely fast and described it as worth about $60 after real driving on multiple surfaces.
yard and camping vacations shoppers who want an "ok" RC car for cheaper because commenters said it fits that need and still delivers fun performance outdoors.
parents who plan to supervise and limit speed for a young child because one commenter said the speed can be adjusted in three levels and suggested capping it around 15-20 MPH to start for a 6-year-old.
buyers who want a fast, bashable starter RC before stepping up to brands like Arrma because one commenter said it helped a kid learn quickly, survived multiple higher-speed rollovers/crashes, and was durable enough for the price.
a 6-year-old driver who will be using it unsafely or in uncontrolled areas because commenters warned that a 40+ mph RC isn't appropriate for a 6-year-old and can lead to injury or property damage.
buyers who want it to work reliably right out of the box because some commenters reported failures like a wheel stopping and a battery not charging, leading to returns.
buyers who need guaranteed long-term support and easy replacement parts because commenters cautioned that no-name brands can be hard to keep running long term and that crashes are likely to break parts.
people who expect the listing's top speed to be accurate because commenters said the product video doesn't appear to reach 40 mph and that one user guessed it topped out around 6-8 mph.
buyers who plan to drive on concrete without precautions because commenters advised using a milk crate and warned against letting a child drive it on concrete.
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Pleased with how quickly the kid learned proper driving techniques with the remote control. And how after every wipeout, they sprinted over to make sure it was okay with a thorough physical inspection before just going again. Like many mentioned, great starter real RC (vs. the toys they've gotten to date) - once trust is earned, an Arrma might be in the picture.
This thing is awesome - speed is nuts and it's surprisingly durable after a few higher speed accidental crashes due to learning curve - into a fence, a brick garden bed, a tree and a lot of rollovers. We already broke off part of the the front of the body (the cheap cover held on by the 4 cotter pins, designed to look like a truck - not the frame or undercarriage), which packing tape fixed. If this were an Arrma or Traxxas of any kind, I'd be crying. But as this is a $60 AUOSHI, we're laughing our arses off at the "Sunday! Sunday! Sunday!" insanity. Anyone know where we can buy the Cybertruck body shown on the box? Will look on Aliexpress.
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