There are many Power Wheels upgrade and replacement parts which include:
- Batteries
- Fuses
- ESC
- Motor
- Gearbox
- Pedals
- LED Lights
- Battery Meter
- Step Down Converter
- and more listed below
If you’re a Power Wheels owner like me, you know that replacement parts are essential to keeping your vehicle running smoothly and for as long as possible.
It can be challenging to track down replacement components for Power Wheels, so we’ve gathered the most common ones in one list below.
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Fisher Price Power Wheels Replacement Parts
There are numerous Power Wheels replacement components available, and we’ve provided a list of our top picks from Amazon below. The majority of these parts are upgrade options for your present Power Wheels toy while also serving as replacements.
If what we have doesn’t match your needs, then you may be looking for more of a specific part. If that is the case, Mattel’s Power Wheels service page has a locator for authorized Power Wheels service centers, and some of them sell parts online.
Why get Replacement Parts?
Power Wheels vehicles can last for years and you will find lots of people buying old ones and fixing them up.
They are very popular toys for their price and longevity.
Power Wheels Batteries & Chargers
Power Wheels batteries and chargers are usually the first part to go. Most last a few years and then the power and performance start to fade. If the charger is the part that stopped working or went missing, here is how to charge Power Wheels and what to do if you lost the charger.
If you are looking for Power Wheels batteries or any ride-on batteries, we have a full list of all replacement batteries and chargers available to get you up and running.
Should I get Replacement Parts or Upgrade?
Great question.
If the Fisher Price Power Wheels is moving too slow for your child then you can either pass it down and replace the part or you can just upgrade it to give it more power. If you pass it down and want a bigger ride-on, you can search ride-on cars by age, weight and battery voltage or see our best Power Wheels for Christmas picks by age.
We have a detailed guide on how to make Power Wheels faster if you want to go into more detail but below are some of the common products you will need to give you an idea.
Power Wheels Upgrade Parts List
To upgrade the battery you will also need to upgrade other parts at the same time or they will fail in a few months. If you are going to upgrade the battery we recommend doing a drill battery conversion as it’s cheaper, gives more power, and is easy to do.
There are several different upgrade parts for kids with Power Wheels. Any links in the description words are to our guides, here are our favorites:
Drill Batteries: a DeWalt 20V MAX compact 2.0Ah pack (DCB203) with a 3-LED fuel gauge. It fits the DeWalt 20V battery adapter listed below.
Drill Battery Charger: a DeWalt charger for 20V MAX and FLEXVOLT packs (DCB1112) with a fan that cools the battery. Skip it if the charger from your drill still works.
30 Amp Fuses:
DeWalt 20V Battery Adapter (Dock): it takes DeWalt 20V MAX or Hercules 20V batteries and comes with 12-gauge wires installed.
Electronic Speed Controller Kit:
Heat Shrink Tubing:
Foot Pedal (accelerator switch):
12V Motor Upgrade: a pair of RS550 12V motors rated up to 35,000 RPM, with 9 pinion gear sizes so you can match the gear on your old motor.
24V Motor Upgrade:
6V Gearbox: an RS390 6V 18,000 RPM motor gearbox with a steel middle gear. It is for 6V only, so compare its size (1.0 cm axle hole, 16.5 cm long) with your old gearbox first.
12V Gearbox: a 12V RS550 gearbox with motor for Power Wheels, rated 30,000 RPM. The listing does not give the axle hole size, so compare it with your old gearbox before you order.
24V Gearbox: a 2-pack of 24V motor gearboxes for Power Wheels with steel small and middle gears. The axle hole is 1.9 cm (1.6 cm with a sleeve), larger than the usual 1.2 cm, so measure your old gearbox first.
Full Upgrade Kit:
Paint Power Wheels: Krylon Fusion All-In-One spray paint and primer in gloss. Pick your color on the Amazon page.
Fine Sandpaper (before painting): 42 wet/dry sheets from 120 to 3000 grit (9 x 3.6 in.) with a sanding block.
LED Individual (Can be used for head and tail lights): 120 pre-wired 12V 5mm LEDs, 20 each in white, red, green, blue, yellow and warm white, with the resistors already soldered on.
Toggle Switch:
Battery Voltage Meter: a DROK LCD battery monitor for 10-100V batteries (12V and 24V ride-ons), set up for a 12V lead-acid battery out of the box.
Distribution Block:
24V to 12V Step-Down Converter: a Kohree 20A (240W) converter, 18-35V in and 12V out, in a sealed aluminum case. Use it to run 12V lights or accessories from a 24V battery.
2 Point Seat Belt: an adjustable 2-point lap belt made for kids’ ride-on cars, with a quick-release buckle. Measure the seat before you order.
5 Point Seat Belt: the same kids’ ride-on belt as a 5-point harness with adjustable shoulder straps.
Soft Start and Soft Stop Controller: a 9-70V PWM motor controller with an adjustable 0-30 second soft start and soft stop, which takes the jolt out of starting and stopping. It works with variable-speed pedals, lets you set a top speed, and eases off the power above 30A continuous.
Power Wheels Battery Connector Harness: a fused 12-gauge harness (30A and 40A fuses included) that connects a standard 12V SLA battery with F2 terminals to a Fisher-Price Power Wheels 12V vehicle.
Titan 775 Motor:
12V Controller Box (Replacement Remote Control Board):
Conclusion
That is a huge list of upgrade parts for your ride-on toys. I hope it covers everything you need. If you find a part I didn’t list, feel free to Email me the Amazon link to the address at the bottom of the page.
Now that you have an idea of all the parts available, it’s time to upgrade your Power Wheels!
Kevinsmak
Power Wheels dad. Writing RC Ride On Cars since the start.
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