Can the remote control ride on cars be driven off-road?
Yes and no is the answer for this one. The 6 volt vehicles must stay on flat hard surfaces. The 12 volt vehicles will have enough power to drive on very well kept grass similar to golf course grass and drive around just fine while the battery is mostly charged. All of the toddler cars are going to have very low ground clearance compared to the jeeps and trucks. NONE of these are technically designed for going on anything but a flat hard surface except for the ones with the four wheel drive and especially the ones with the four motors.
The vehicles with the four motors that will give you the best off-road experience and be able to handle some gravel and even some slight inclines (keep in mind these are for toddlers starting at age two and many customers buy them for first birthdays). We created this page for the vehicles that have four motors. These vehicles will exceed the off-road limits of the other vehicles. Again, keep in mind, these are toddler vehicles and are not designed for stunts or extreme off-roading at all.
The Toyota Tundra XL has 24 volts which is double that of any of the other remote control ride on vehicles. It is capable of running at 7 miles per hour and will do better in grass than the 12 volt models.