Peg Perego Polaris Ranger RZR Review

 

Driving outdoors while riding their very own Peg Perego Polaris Ranger RZR can be enjoying for your kids. It is a two-seater ride-on toy that can ride over different types of terrains like gravel, grass, pavement, etc. They can also enjoy listening to music with the FM radio or play their own music by plugging in their own MP3.

 

 

With shoulder harnesses attached to the seats, it is safe and enjoyable for your kids. It is recommended for kids ages 5-10 years old.

It has a maximum capacity of 150 lbs. for both driver and passenger, as recommended by the manufacturer.

 

Features:

  • Smart Pedal variable speed accelerator for longer and more realistic driving time
  • 2 speed option: 3½ – 7mph on grass, dirt or other hard surfaces (with adult high-speed lockout – for beginners)
  • With super traction red line wheels
  • Shock-absorbing rear suspension
  • Bucket seats with shoulder harness for added safety
  • With FM radio with electronic tuning and MP3 input (requires 2 AA batteries – not included)
  • With 24 volts high output rechargeable battery with charger

Warranty:

Purchase of Peg Perego Polaris Ranger RZR comes with a one year warranty, with possible second year extension with consumer participation.

 

How to assemble the Peg Perego Polaris Ranger RZR:

Just like other ride on toys manufactured by Peg Perego, the Polaris Ranger RZR comes complete with the driving mechanism and circuitries are fully assembled. The accessory parts like the steering wheel, wheels, chairs, etc. can easily be assembled with the use of the assembly manual. The package also comes with the 24 volt battery and the battery charger.

 

The assembly time can take about thirty minutes to two hours. This is attributed to the assembly manual which is more visual and has very little text to explain the details of assembly. Some buyers find it quite difficult to understand the visual instructions making it hard to piece together.

 

Securing the Peg Perego Polaris Ranger RZR together:

In searching the web for a Peg Perego Polaris Ranger RZR review, there are varied comments found regarding its durability. Some people have found it flimsy upon use, while others were very satisfied. Since the ride on toy is made up mostly of plastic, it will definitely wear out at some point, after long use. However, if you don’t want the toy breaking down on its first run or during its early months, there are some things that need to be considered during assembly.

Since the toy is made up of plastic, you should make sure that you don’t screw the parts tightly that it can break through the plastic. Make sure that you screw the parts tight enough to secure it, but not as tight as to damage the plastic. You also make sure that you go over all the steps in the assembly manual and match the needed parts per step, before putting the toy together. This will allow you to know if there are any parts missing.

 

Things to remember to maximize the driving experience:

Kids would love to spend time with their toys, especially if it’s a ride on toy that’s like driving a real car. It would be a bummer for them if they only get to play a few hours. One factor that can determine the length of driving time your kids get is the battery. The Peg Perego Polaris Ranger RZR comes complete with a 24 volt battery and battery.

 

When using it for the first time, make sure that you charge the battery for the recommended 18 hours initial charging time. This is done to jump start the battery for first use and prevent permanent battery damage. So if you’re planning to give it as a present for your kid’s birthday or for other occasions, make sure that you purchase the toy with enough time to charge it for 18 hours.

 

The lifespan of the battery can vary greatly depending on how you keep proper maintenance and use. The Polaris Ranger RZR can run for a varied number of hours depending on the terrain. Uphill terrains can drain the battery much faster compared to flat ground. If your kids love to play with for long periods of time and you don’t want to spoil the fun, getting an extra battery would be a great idea.

 

What users think of the Peg Perego Polaris Ranger RZR:

“My daughter has had this car for two weeks now and this thing is a beast. It is way bigger then the pictures let on. She will be 7 soon and it fits her well. My son is 3 and has to use his tippy toes to reach the peddles. The speed of this thing is twice of our other 12v ride on cars. To top off the great speed this thing has never gotten stuck! We live on 15 acres with lots of hills and they have been riding it after the rain in the mud for the last two weeks and it is caked with mud and it never even gets tire slip. I would buy this again in a heart beat after seeing the joy in her eyes. This really beats out any other car in size, speed and traction.”

-          Review written by Timothy Driskell, Amazon.com

 

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