12V Kids Ride On ATV Quad with Quiet Non Slip Wheels for Lawn and Beach, 77 lb Capacity, High and Low Speed, Army Green

Hard wheels on tile or laminate drum through a whole house. It is usually why a powered toy ends up confined to the garage and only comes out on dry days.

Quiet is the first word on the manufacturer's own wheel panel, ahead of non-slip and wear-resistant. It is an unusual thing to claim, and combined with a wood floor on the surface list it points at a quad meant for indoor use too.

What the wheels claim

Quiet, non-slip and wear-resistant, pictured over cement, asphalt, a beach and a lawn. Four surfaces, two of them loose. Deep sand and long grass will still stop a toy of this size, whatever the tread.

The published numbers

1.4 and 2.7 mph, 8 to 12 hours to charge, 3 to 8 years and a 77 lb load capacity. The capacity is the standout: most quads this size stop at 66 lb.

Size on the floor

37.8 in long, 22.8 in wide, 27.6 in tall. Wide at the axles, which is what keeps a quad flat when a child leans, and long enough to need a proper storage corner.

Out on loose ground

The maker photographs it on sand. Packed damp sand near the water is very different from dry sand higher up, and only the first of those is likely to work. Lawns want to be short and dry for the same reason.

All four described by the maker as quiet, non-slip and wear-resistant.

Lawn, beach, wood floor, cement road and asphalt road.

Published with an age range of 3 to 8 years.

1.4 mph and 2.7 mph, chosen by a button on the control panel.

For moving the quad out of the way when the session is over.

Bright headlights, a loudspeaker for the built-in music and a horn button.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

Quiet wheels and a wood floor on the surface list is as close as this category gets to an indoor quad.

Beach is named by the maker. Packed damp sand is what that means in practice.

A higher ceiling than most quads this size, with an age band that runs to eight.

What we stand behind

• The 77 lb load capacity, both speeds, the age range, the charge time and the dimensions are all the manufacturer's published figures.
• Quiet, non-slip and wear-resistant are the maker's own descriptions of the wheels, not measured results.
• The manufacturer states ASTM and CPSIA certifications. No certificate number is published.
• No run time per charge is published, so none is claimed.
• A toy for supervised play on private property. Never on a road, a sidewalk or a bike path.

How quiet is quiet?

The manufacturer uses the word but publishes no measurement, so we cannot give a figure. Plastic wheels are always noisier on tile than foam or rubber ones. Take it as a comparison with other plastic wheels rather than with a rubber tyre.

Will it work on a beach?

Beach is one of the five surfaces the maker names. Packed, damp sand near the waterline is manageable. Dry sand higher up the beach will bog down any ride-on this size.

What is the weight limit?

77 lb, with a stated age range of 3 to 8 years. Both come from the manufacturer's own icon row.

How fast is it?

1.4 mph on low and 2.7 mph on high. Both are at or below adult walking pace, which makes it easy to stay alongside.

How long does it take to charge?

8 to 12 hours, published by the manufacturer. No run time is given, so plan on a full overnight charge between sessions.