Should the smaller front wheels touch the ground (after assembled)? Mine do not and the car can tip over at certain angle. Please help!
379293
yes they should - it has been awhile but if I remember that is how you turn and guide it I will look tomorrow and if different will add to the answer
379294
It's supposed to be that way. The child should not lean too far forward or it can tip over. If they sit in it correctly,(in the middle) that won't happen. The idea is for the child to push with his feet then pick them up and put them on the front black foot prints while they wiggle the steering wheel back an forth continuously and it will self propel. It is good exercise and great fun. If they turn the steering wheel backwards and do the same process as described the toy will self propel in reverse (only recommend for a little bit older kids). My grandkids love these riders. They ride in the garage, driveway--anywhere that's not too bumpy (like grass). It's supposed to be that way. The child should not lean too far forward or it can tip over. If they sit in it correctly,(in the middle) that won't happen. The idea is for the child to push with his feet then pick them up and put them on the front black foot prints while they wiggle the steering wheel back an forth continuously and it will self propel. It is good exercise and great fun. If they turn the steering wheel backwards and do the same process as described the toy will self propel in reverse (only recommend for a little bit older kids). My grandkids love these riders. They ride in... » Read More It's supposed to be that way. The child should not lean too far forward or it can tip over. If they sit in it correctly,(in the middle) that won't happen. The idea is for the child to push with his feet then pick them up and put them on the front black foot prints while they wiggle the steering wheel back an forth continuously and it will self propel. It is good exercise and great fun. If they turn the steering wheel backwards and do the same process as described the toy will self propel in reverse (only recommend for a little bit older kids). My grandkids love these riders. They ride in the garage, driveway--anywhere that's not too bumpy (like grass). « Show Less
379295
all wheels must touch the ground. with that said, the cart does have design issues. a lot of the reviewers ended up returning it.
2253653
I have placed this in a stationary position and don't believe I used the wheels. It is at a second home where I will be next week. Ask me then and I will check. Pat
471791
we didn't have this problem. thething we had a problem with was the turning radius of the front tires...without wobbling. They sent us new tires..that eliminated the problem.
1242879
My dog is about 37 pounds and because the two back wheels are placed wider than the frame of the cabin, it doesn't tip over if he moves around. But he is larger and can't put all his weight on one front corner. If you have three toys dogs and they all stood together on one side of the front, tipping *might* be an issue. The cabin is slanted to discourage dogs from standing in the front corners, but again, it seems physically possible. Maybe go with a 4 wheel model to be safe.
1652006
Yes be careful, the wheels are not made well and tires go flat I'm returning the one I purchased
291902
I haven't had a problem with that at all, but I ride a road bike. Basically, if it were to go low enough to touch my tire it would sit right on top of my brakes rather than touch the tire. The bottom strap locks in to the top of the A-frame above the wheel and brakes, so it can't go lower than that. I think you'll be fine.
1329479
Mines run smooth,easy turns,no skids..if you had it for awhile im sure its just regular wear and tear as would anyother stroller but if its new .than did you try checking if your front wheel unlocked?that maybe the problem?or maybe its backwards? If not id definately return and get a new if possible and contact where you bought it from..hope that helps (:
873025
The rubber on the wheels should be secured properly with glue. What I did was to replace the rubber with the inner tube of bicycle tyres cut to fit and glue on with super glue. Hope that will solve your problem.
108933
I've been using one for about six months, and it's not tipped forward or backward. I think that this is because the wheels are mounted right on the rear edge, so protrude by maybe an inch, and the base support at the front is under the outer fullsize pocket that the center of gravity stays within these three points.
1255524
Just add the wheels. Be sure to put them in the correct place. They go in the front.
1597142
Not normal... My son rides it with ease. 30 degree sway? Because of the scooter we are offset on pushing the buggy. Also make sure the scooter is completely in the lock position! Turn the scooter upside down and make sure the rear wheel is set up correctly as well it should spring 360
651634
I bought mine in January 2014, so if you have an older or newer model this may not apply. The front surface of this is flat, but slightly angled, so setting mine on the front was not stable. It stands up, but the slightest bump would knock it over onto its top. The sides however are flat and at a 90 degree angle to the top/bottom. It can stand that way and is more stable than standing on its front, but I still wouldn't leave it that way unless there were some support to keep it from falling over if I accidentally bumped it.
146186
The wheel should bolt right up and handle those tires no problem with your car. We have the wheels and tires available if you want them. Thanks!
514513
The feet move slightly. Try adjusting those and see if you get better results. I've had mine standing on the trunk of my car, a fence post, table top, etc. with no problems.
1931806
My front tire was really hard to turn at first but it eventually loosened up. I am not sure about the shaking though - mine doesn't shake. I would call the company - it is too much money not to work properly.
2227650
You have to make sure that the wheels "click" when you push them onto the "stick" - the axle. I have used mine often now and have had no problem with the wheels at all.
1782743
i'm not sure what to tell you....or how u attached your rear rack, because mine is almost vertical when i attached it to my bike just exactly like the picture....maybe u should ask for an exchange. 20-30 degrees of tilting (either up or down wards) i believe is not right. good luck.