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This wiggle car is a fun, kid-friendly ride-on that also gets plenty of adult use, especially for rolling down hills. The community praise centers on how much kids enjoy it and how simple wheel upgrades can make it smoother and quieter, with polyurethane or rollerblade wheels helping indoors and protecting floors. The main drawbacks are the loud noise, the risk to hardwood, and reports that it lacks brakes. Fit issues with the front turning wheels also came up, so it may need modification.
Kids who want an indoor wiggle toy, because wheel upgrades can make it run smoother and help reduce floor wear.
Yes. It is repeatedly described as very noisy, and some owners keep it as an outside-only toy because of the sound. Swapping to polyurethane or rollerblade wheels is suggested to reduce indoor noise and make it smoother.
It can scratch or wear hardwood floors, so it is often recommended for outdoor use unless the wheels are upgraded. Replacing the wheels with rollerblade or polyurethane wheels is suggested to help protect floors indoors.
Wheel upgrades are the main fix: simple-to-install replacement wheels are said to make it run smoother. Polyurethane or rollerblade wheels are also suggested to lower noise and improve indoor use.
It is not suitable for very heavy use; one comment says it does not support 220 lbs when ridden over a curb. It is better treated as a toddler ride-on rather than a full-size adult toy.
Not always. One buyer reports the front turning wheels are too thick for the threaded base and need further customization or modification to fit properly.
We had one of these, the kids loved it but it was so noisy we had to make it an outside toy only. But then it didn't last long. Wish I'd known to do the wheel upgrades before we chucked it.
The toy is noisy too. As a grandparent, I'm over the noisy children phase. I'll keep my grandkids entertained in a civilized manner and then when their parents are here all hell breaks loose. The amount of decibels would make OSHA shut us down.
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This wiggle car is a fun, kid-friendly ride-on that also gets plenty of adult use, especially for rolling down hills. The community praise centers on how much kids enjoy it and how simple wheel upgrades can make it smoother and quieter, with polyurethane or rollerblade wheels helping indoors and protecting floors. The main drawbacks are the loud noise, the risk to hardwood, and reports that it lacks brakes. Fit issues with the front turning wheels also came up, so it may need modification.
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