A trailer will be a great addition to your kid’s Power Wheels toy, but only a few brands offer trailers in stock that are not compatible with other models. You can create one Power Wheels trailer in a DIY activity using metal square tubing, wheels, expanded metal/plywood, metal rods, nuts, bolts, etc. First, you need … Read more
A remote kill switch in the power wheels allows parents to control the vehicle when they see a possible danger when their kid is playing with the Power Wheels. A remote kill switch can be installed in the Power Wheels by modifying a walkie-talkie or any other radio device using some other parts. Once the … Read more
Does your kid want his/her power wheels vehicles to run faster than their friend’s toy vehicles? Some parents have complained that their kids have asked for better-performing power wheels, even after using their new toy vehicles for only a few weeks. Unfortunately, buying a new one after every few years can be costly. Luckily, there … Read more
You can convert a Power Wheels into a Go-Kart to make it more exciting. You have to start by removing the body. The rear axle should be modified first, then the front axle, and all the other modifications. Once the movement modification is finished, start upgrading the speed by installing a new motor, batteries, and … Read more
Has the motor of your kid’s Power Wheels stopped working? Is the toy car producing a clicking sound every time your kid drives it? If this happens, then it’s time to replace the Power Wheels’ brushed motor. Many folks have complained that the brushed motor tends to break down faster. Fortunately, there is a perfect … Read more
A Power Wheels License plate can be a good decoration piece for your child’s ride. Children like to decorate their car, and they would love to have a license plate like their parent’s car. You can buy the Power Wheels License plates from ride-on toy shops or online stores. There is a lot of variety. … Read more
If your Power Wheels battery fails, the lawn mower battery laying around the yard can be a good alternative to it. You have to make sure that the lawn mower battery is a deep-cycle lead-acid battery and its size is good enough to fit in the Power Wheels with little modification. The same voltage is … Read more
If your 12V Power Wheels Battery fails, it is possible to replace it with an alternative battery you may have laying around your house. It can be a car battery, a motorcycle battery, a UPS battery, or the home security system batteries, etc. The best choice from these will be a 12v Sealed Lead Acid … Read more
Has your kid’s power wheels gearbox broken down? Or is it producing some weird noises every time your child drives it? Well, if that is the case, then it’s time to upgrade the power wheels gearbox. Many parents have complained that these toys’ gearboxes tend to break down with time. Luckily, there is a solution … Read more
If you want to increase the speed of your power wheels, you can put a 12V battery in the place of a 6V battery, and that will do the trick. If you add a second gearbox, then the upgrade will improve the power wheels’ traction. Why should you upgrade your 6V battery to 12V? 6V power … Read more