Will it work on a paved parking lot?
1992634
We had a poor experience. Ours had a defective part. Ordered a plasma car it works very well on cement. It was only a few dollars more.
1992635
Yes Ann, it does. However, you must be careful at the time to make your purchase, because 2 out of the 5 units I purchased, had a diferent kind of wheel, a way poor quality wheels that doesn't run as smoothly as the other ones. The good ones have roller skates type wheels. If you desire to make your purchase, do not recieve other than those I described, otherway you'll be cheated. I haven't sent them back to the seller because I sent the items out of the country, and it was only till they got there that I notced about the wheels diferences, and bring them back to the States is way more expensive than getting a new one. Hope my answer may help you make your best purchase.
1992636
Yes Ann, it does. However, you must be careful at the time to make your purchase, because 2 out of the 5 units I purchased, had a diferent kind of wheel, a way poor quality wheels that doesn't run as smoothly as the other ones. The good ones have roller skates type wheels. If you desire to make your purchase, do not recieve other than those I described, otherway you'll be cheated. I haven't sent them back to the seller because I sent the items out of the country, and it was only till they got there that I notced about the wheels diferences, and bring them back to the States is way more expensive than getting a new one.Hope my answer may help you make your best purchase. Yes Ann, it does. However, you must be careful at the time to make your purchase, because 2 out of the 5 units I purchased, had a diferent kind of wheel, a way poor quality wheels that doesn't run as smoothly as the other ones. The good ones have roller skates type wheels. If you desire to make your purchase, do not recieve other than those I described, otherway you'll be cheated. I haven't sent them back to the seller because I sent the items out of the country, and it was only till they got there that I notced about the wheels diferences, and bring them back to the States is way more... » Read More Yes Ann, it does. However, you must be careful at the time to make your purchase, because 2 out of the 5 units I purchased, had a diferent kind of wheel, a way poor quality wheels that doesn't run as smoothly as the other ones. The good ones have roller skates type wheels. If you desire to make your purchase, do not recieve other than those I described, otherway you'll be cheated. I haven't sent them back to the seller because I sent the items out of the country, and it was only till they got there that I notced about the wheels diferences, and bring them back to the States is way more expensive than getting a new one.Hope my answer may help you make your best purchase. « Show Less
1992637
It works best going down hill. My kids ride it both in the street and sidewalk.
1992638
Oh yeah! My son rides his in the driveway and in the culdesac ALL the time! I highly recommend u get one of these! Hope this helps!
98455
Yes for your purpose it would work. It didn't work for us at a long wooden marina dock because the front wheels would each go their own way and no way to lock them in order to pull straight. In the parking lot it was fine though.
2067897
It would work for a gravel/dirt road. For a 100% loose gravel road, it may slip and have trouble gripping.
829264
Not very likely. I think that it will only mount well to flat, clean surfaces like a piece of plywood that you drill into your asphalt shingles.
1933233
Yes it will. The studded tires allow for that. Now, if the grass is tall, it might have more difficulty.
148079
Yes I think it can if Anchor points are near tire.I had 4 new D rings installed to outside of tires and boy do these work fine.
1095898
It does okay on grass less than 2" tall, as long as the ground is flat. It does much better on pavement.
1377603
It probrably would if the concrete is cleaned enough, it sticks really good. But I don't know for sure, I only used it on my truck.
1797629
Works good on dirt, for Sand you would need a set of paddle tires which are designed specifically for sand. Other wise it will probably just keep getting stuck.
1944567
Our grandsons use it on our long paved driveway. I think it would be okay over grass depending on how long the grass and rough the terrain. I wouldn't say it's designed to do that.
698627
It will work on concrete just fine, however, you must weight it down - whether with sandbags (as I did for many months), or dedicated slip on tent weights.
427811
Maybe. It depends on the snow. If it is fresh powdery snow, not a problem. This will leave a nice clean surface. If it is heavy wet snow, it might leave on patches of snow, but it will clean quite well. With that said, if you drive or walk over the snow and it gets compacted, there is a good chance this, and any other machine or shovel, will have difficulty getting down to bare sidewalk.
2019791
I use it on a combination of pavement and dirt/pine needles/grass. You need more muscle in the dirt but the tires are plenty big enough and easy to manuver. I would expect it to work in grass just fine. Be prepared to use more strength though. My boat is 3500 lbs as a reference. 20 ft open bow fiberglass.
2127188
It depends on the condition of the surface....if it's pitted, then it probably would work, if it has "potholes" then don't bother. The more level the surface, the better results you'll have, as each piece must interlock with the next one.
1944568
Hi it works on grass but if wet it will peel out.Flat patio concrete or asphalt is the best. My niece loves it but watch your feet.
2166927
Yes it would work for you. I like it a lot. Would like it too. It made for off road and work great on the street.
2228898
I think it would be OK on a sidewalk. I don't think you need to have a perfectly flat surface for it to work.