Looking to make your Ride On Car go fast or run better on different terrains? Maybe you just want to do some cool mods or freshen up the look of the Power Wheels. Well, this is your place, enjoy our modification guides below.
How To Modify Power Wheels To Go Faster The convenient way to modify Power Wheels for speed to go faster is to upgrade the battery, electric controller, or custom fabrications. Custom fabrications need an expert to perform them, but it is a viable way to increase Power Wheels speed. You can throw in a makeover…
The battery meter should be placed in a convenient location where your child can see it without taking their eyes off the road. The meter comes with a small mounting bracket that’s attached to the dashboard. There are two connections on the back of the Battery Meter where you will connect your wires and batteries.…
You don’t have to worry when your Power Wheels remote control stops working. You can upgrade, modify, or replace a remote control system in Power Wheels with the following steps. Power Wheels remote control systems can become defective or wear out due to prolonged use. You can buy a remote control kit on Amazon and…
Power Wheels come with a plastic gearbox which is good enough to run the stock motor. If you upgrade your motor and battery you should also update to a metal gearbox (1 for each motor). If you don’t usually 3 months later, the manufacturer gearbox will break down and you will hear noise coming from…
To add lights to your Power Wheels you will need LED strips or individual LEDs. If the battery is above 12V a Voltage step-down converter is needed off the battery. Install a distribution block onto the step-down and run the wires to where the lights will be. Solder the wires and add a toggle switch…
You can lift your Power Wheels jeep or truck without using metal parts. Here are the steps to follow. The idea is to take parts on the old Power Wheels and thrust them onto your toy vehicle to increase the clearance from the ground. You may need some height to your Power Wheels if you…
If you are considering adding a trailer to Power Wheels, you have come to the right place. You can add a trailer with the following steps. Some Power Wheels do not have storage space, and adding a trailer to Power Wheels is an excellent way to give your little one storage space. Other kinds are…
To upgrade your Power Wheel motor, start by removing the wheel to access the underbelly. Unscrew the panel, remove the old motor and replace it with the new one. Ensure you check the wiring connection to see if it right before closing the panel and replacing the wheels. Most of the time Power Wheels motors…
Find a screwdriver to dismantle your Power Wheels and plenty of spray paint. Clean the toy car, let it dry, disassemble it, start painting the car parts one layer at a time, and assemble the toy car when the paint dries. Power Wheels are durable, and they last for so long that the paint starts…
Power Wheels tend to come with plastic wheels that lose traction over time, and adding a layer of rubber adds traction to Power Wheels toy cars. Plastic wheels are not that durable, and they tend to spin on grass, mud, or even snow. It can be pretty irritating when a child cannot move forward or back because…
It would help if you had a lawnmower battery, wires, a crimper, connectors, and a screwdriver. The voltage of the lawnmower should be the same as that of your Power Wheels. If you opt for a bigger battery, it should be 6V higher than the toy car voltage at most. Did you know that you…
A Power Wheels Speed Controller makes the difference in a modified or stock kid’s vehicle. The ESC prevents mechanical malfunctions like issues with wires, motors, and the control board. Benefits include adding a brake pedal, variable throttle, soft start, and soft brake. These features make it feel like a real car and improve acceleration and…