Little Tikes Cozy Truck Ride-On with removable floorboard

The clip would not pass the second layer of plastic. Gave up and just used two zip ties instead. It might even be more study now with zip ties than the difficult clips that were included.

My husband and I gave this Little Tikes Cozy Truck to our Grandson for his 2nd birthday. He loves trucks and tractors and his mom, our daughter, said he sat is a Little Tikes Car at a friends house and loved it. We were delighted to find the truck and chose that for his birthday. We are very happy with it. It took a little patience to put it together but all the parts were labeled and the instructions pretty clear so it only took us a few hours. The whole truck is very sturdy and constructed well. Our grandson loved the tailgate, cup holders and gas cap. The horn was his favorite feature! It is a great horn and not too loud or annoying. All the stickers added a very realistic look to the truck. We thought the floorboard feature was very smart. Right now our grandson can not reach the floor with his feet so he rides with his feet up on the floorboard. There is a handle in the roof that can be used by an adult to push the truck until that time the child gets big enough to use his feet then the floorboard can be taken out. This is a great product! We got a great deal through Amazon Prime and it was delivered very timely. Thank you!

We bought this for our grandson; this review is entirely about assembly. Our instructions said to put the horn on the steering wheel and then attach the steering wheel to the main body. We actually did this last because it was so difficult. Attaching the horn was easy enough, but we COULD NOT get the clips on the white insert to pass through the body far enough to allow them to slip over the o-ring. We called Little Tikes and they said to apply dish washing solution to the column. It did not help. This was extremely frustrating - they just need the white insert to be 1/16th inch longer. We considered other ways of attaching it, and in doing so we realized that the surface where the o-ring sits is not exactly flat. Which led us to a solution that finally worked; when you push on the steering wheel to get it slip over the o-ring, the white clips had to be at 3-oclock and 9 oclock with respect to the column. In other words, pointed left and right, not up and down. This was the ONLY way to get the o-ring to sit flush where the clip is trying to move past it, so it can clip onto the o-ring. Using this approach, and still applying significant muscle, we finally got it to slip over the o-ring. Much more difficult than it needs to be. Make the o-ring thinner, or the white insert longer - problem solved.

Living in MN and having to order stuff in the winter with grants can really suck when the weather is finally nice enough to unbox, only to find the stuff broken.

Easy to maneuver and the horn sound is cool. My 1 1/2 year old loves it. He loves sitting in it, being pushed around in it, sitting in the back and chasing me around in it. Haha worth the money.

Bought this truck for my toddler son and was disappointed that the door was completely scratched up. We also followed the directions to a T and the front tires are wobbly and uneven. Overall was disappointed with the quality and the fit of the pieces.

Im the Grandma and purchased this for our 2 year old grandson as I thought it would be a nice transition from something we push (even though this does have a handle for those instances) to him using his own feet as the peddle power I usually have no problems assembling these sorts of scooters/cars/trucks but this turned out to be a nightmare. I would suggest watching and following the video on the Little Tikes website for assembly, , not the paper booklet that comes with this truck. The video assembly is in a different order which seems to make much better sense. Other issues that I encountered: The O ring was a bit too wide, thus preventing positioning of the white steering clip under the O ring (which is absolutely necessary in order for the steering wheel to stay in place) I ended up using a Zip tie through the pre-drilled holes where the two ends of the steering clip should have gone. Also had a problem with the 2 screw/tabs used to secure the floorboard into place. The instructions show they easily snap into the predrilled holes--alas, not the case! It is a great ride on/ push truck, but we will only be able to use it a few times due to the 25 lb weight limit.

My grandson loves ANY type of vehicle so this was a big hit for his 2nd birthday. I love the roof design that has a handle so an adult can hold onto the back and push or help steer. The removable bottom is a nice feature.

Our grandchildren, 2 and 18mo. love this. We had hoped it would hold our slightly older ones but it is very small inside so if you have larger kids, I doubt they would fit.

This truck is perfect my a toddler.