Great question! Walmart sells these ride‑ons as a retailer, but we don’t manufacture them. The maker can vary by model.

• Where to find it: Check the product page for details listed under the description or specifications, and review the packaging or the included manual for the manufacturer’s name.
• Support contacts: The manual typically includes customer service information for parts, troubleshooting, or warranty questions.
• Order help: If you need assistance with a purchase (like delivery or returns), visit your Walmart account or the Help Center.

Details can differ by item, so it’s a good idea to confirm on the specific listing before you buy.

Safety starts with the right fit and setup. A few pointers can help create a safer ride:

• Match the age rating: Follow the age guidance shown on each product page and in the manual.
• Use protective gear: A properly fitted helmet is advisable. Closed‑toe shoes and supervision add an extra layer of caution.
• Choose the right surface: Flat, dry areas away from traffic are generally recommended. Avoid water and steep slopes.
• Check before every ride: Ensure the battery is secured, tires are intact, and fasteners are snug.
• Start slow: If your model offers multiple speeds, begin on the lower setting.

Usage conditions vary, so always follow the instructions in the manual specific to your model.

Many of the ride‑ons on this page are battery‑powered and may include a rechargeable battery and charger, depending on the model.

• Voltage: Models often list their voltage (for example, 12V) on the product page.
• What’s included: Look for battery and charger details in the listing to confirm what comes in the box.
• Charging: Initial and regular charge times can vary; always follow the manual. Use only the compatible charger.
• Run time: Performance can depend on terrain, rider weight, and speed settings.
• Replacements: Compatible batteries and chargers are available on Walmart.com for select models.

Consult your item’s manual for exact charging steps and safety guidance.

Matching the correct battery is important for performance and safety. Here’s a quick approach:

• Confirm your model: Note the model name/number from your manual, packaging, or order history.
• Match voltage and type: Check the original battery’s voltage and connector style, and verify the same on the replacement product page.
• Review compatibility: Look for listed compatible models in the replacement battery’s description.
• Size check: Ensure physical dimensions are comparable to fit the battery compartment.
• Install and charge carefully: Follow the manual for wiring and initial charging. Avoid mixing old and new batteries.

If you’re unsure, keeping the old battery on hand can help you compare connectors and specs before purchasing.

Age and speed vary by model, and each product page lists the specifics.

• Age range: Many models are designed for younger riders (some list 3+), but always check the exact age and weight guidance.
• Top speed: Some items note maximum speeds around a few miles per hour (for example, up to about 5 mph), though this differs by model.
• Choosing the right fit: Consider your child’s size, skill level, and the surfaces where they’ll ride.
• Getting started: Begin in open, flat spaces under adult supervision and gradually increase speed if the model allows.

For best results, rely on the specifications and safety instructions included with your specific ride‑on.