We’ll have a look at key things to consider when choosing a RC Car for kids.

1. Age and Skill Level

Younger kids need simpler, slower cars that are easy to control, while older kids might enjoy faster models with advanced features.

• Ages 3-5: Simple controls, durable build, slower speeds.
  For safety and ease of use, aim for cars with a maximum speed of 5 mph, allowing for safe, controlled play.
  
  
• Ages 5-8: Slightly faster cars with better performance and fun features.
  Look for models with a maximum speed of 5-10 mph, offering a thrilling experience while remaining safe and manageable.
  
  
• Ages 8+: Advanced features like drifting, higher speeds, and more realistic handling. At this age, children enjoy faster cars with speeds ranging from 10-20 mph, or even faster for more experienced users.
  

2. Play Environment

Where the car will be used affects the type of car you need.

• Indoor Use: For indoor settings, opt for compact, lightweight models with soft tires to prevent damage to furniture and floors. These cars offer precise control, ideal for navigating tight spaces.
  
  
• Outdoor Use Off - Road: For uneven terrains like dirt paths, grass, or gravel, choose larger models with robust tires and advanced suspension systems. These cars are built to handle rough conditions.
  

• Outdoor Use On - Road: On smooth surfaces like driveways or sidewalks, pick on-road cars with slick tires and streamlined designs for speed and precision.

Key Features to Consider When Buying a Kids RC Car

🛞 Drive System

• Two-Wheel Drive (2WD) – Easier to maintain and more affordable, 2WD cars are great for flat surfaces and simple fun. Rear-wheel drive models can also help older kids learn basic driving control.

• Four-Wheel Drive (4WD) – Offers better grip and control across different surfaces, making it ideal for beginners and outdoor use. A great choice if you want less wheelspin and more stability.

⚙️ Motor Type

• Brushed Motors – Slower and safer for kids. 

• Brushless Motors – Faster and more efficient, not really suitable for young kids.
  

🔋 Battery Life

• Expect 10–30 minutes of run time per charge depending on the model.  Investing in a second battery is highly recommended.

🚗 Speed

• Beginner RC cars usually top out at 5–20mph, which is fast enough to be exciting but still safe to control - look for models that have speed dial on the transmitter.

🧰 Durability & Spare Parts
Kids will crash - it’s part of the fun! Go for cars that have replacement parts available so repairs are easy. 

For children ages 3-5 

• Models like the RCG Racing 1/16 4WD Rock Crawler RTR are excellent choices. This model offers robust performance and is designed to be user-friendly, making it ideal for kids in this group age.

• The RCG Racing 1/24 Mini Drift Car is a great choice. This model features responsive handling and moderate speed, making it thrilling but manageable for children still building their RC skills.
  

• For those who love adventure, the RCG Racing 1/16 Rock Crawler Pro takes off-road fun to the next level. This compact 4WD crawler is designed for rough terrain, featuring oversized tyres, high ground clearance, and a responsive suspension system that allows it to climb over rocks and obstacles with ease.

For children ages 5-8

• The 1/43 Drift Car models are perfect for young drivers who are ready to take on the fun of RC drifting! Compact and lightweight, these cars are easy to control but offer just the right amount of challenge to keep things exciting. With smooth, responsive handling, kids can experiment with drifting on flat surfaces, helping them develop coordination and control in a fun way.

• The BlackZon Spryte is a kid-friendly 1:20 scale monster truck that’s perfect for young beginners. With its four-wheel drive and chunky off-road tyres, it’s built to handle rough play both indoors and outdoors. The top speed of 15 mph is exciting but manageable, and the speed limiter on the controller helps keep things safe while kids build confidence behind the wheel.

For children ages 8+

• RCG Racing MT-One 1/16 Monster Truck
  This powerful monster truck is perfect for kids aged 8 and above, offering speeds up to 20 mph. Its 4WD system, oversized tires, and rugged build make it ideal for both on-road and off-road adventures.

• RCG Racing Wind Speed 1/16 Buggy
  A versatile buggy with 4WD, high ground clearance, and rugged tires, making it perfect for off-road fun. Its powerful motor and lightweight design allow it to navigate rough outdoor terrain smoothly. Comes ready-to-run with a rechargeable battery and charger. 
  
  

• RCG Racing Cyclone 1/18 4WD Drift Car
  This versatile 1/18 scale drift car features a durable body and rugged structure, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor play. Equipped with a 2.4GHz radio control system and detailed scale body shell, it offers precise manoeuvrability and responsive control on various surfaces.

FAQs – Kids RC Cars

1. What’s the best RC car for a child starting out?
For younger kids (ages 3-5), look for simple toy-grade cars with soft controls and slower speeds. For ages 5 and up, hobby-grade models are great starter options thanks to their durability and upgradability.

2. What’s the difference between toy-grade and hobby-grade?
Toy-grade RC cars are basic, inexpensive, and non-repairable - perfect for toddlers and young children. Hobby-grade cars are faster, stronger, and can be repaired or upgraded over time, making them ideal for older kids ready for a more hands-on experience.

3. Will it break easily?
RC cars can take a few knocks, but crashes and tumbles are part of the hobby. That’s why many parents go for models with spare parts available. Learning to repair is part of the fun!

4. Can I limit the speed for younger kids?
Yes – many hobby-grade models include a training mode or throttle limiter. This reduces top speed and helps kids build confidence while learning to drive safely.

5. What size RC car is best for my child?

• 1/10 scale cars are larger and great for outdoor use.

• 1/16 or 1/18 scale models are compact and better suited to indoor or small space play.

6. Do I need extra batteries ?
We recommend it! Having two batteries means less waiting between runs.

7. Are replacement parts easy to find?
Yes - for hobby-grade cars, we stock a full range of spares and upgrades to keep the car running.

At RC Geeks, we offer top-quality RC products with expert advice and reliable service to help you get the most from your hobby. Shopping with us means peace of mind and support every step of the way, from purchase to play.

• ✅ UK-based customer service
  
  

• 🚚 Fast, tracked delivery
  
  

• 🛠️ Expert tech support
  
  

• 🏁 Exclusive RCG Racing models
  
  

• 💰 Competitive prices on all RC products
  
  

• 🔄 No-fuss returns & warranty

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When buying an RC car for a child, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the options. Here’s a straightforward guide to focus on what truly matters. This buying guide will help you choose the perfect RC car for your child.

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We’ll have a look at key things to consider when choosing a RC Car for kids.

1. Age and Skill Level

Younger kids need simpler, slower cars that are easy to control, while older kids might enjoy faster models with advanced features.

• Ages 3-5: Simple controls, durable build, slower speeds.
  For safety and ease of use, aim for cars with a maximum speed of 5 mph, allowing for safe, controlled play.
  
  
• Ages 5-8: Slightly faster cars with better performance and fun features.
  Look for models with a maximum speed of 5-10 mph, offering a thrilling experience while remaining safe and manageable.
  
  
• Ages 8+: Advanced features like drifting, higher speeds, and more realistic handling. At this age, children enjoy faster cars with speeds ranging from 10-20 mph, or even faster for more experienced users.
  

2. Play Environment

Where the car will be used affects the type of car you need.

• Indoor Use: For indoor settings, opt for compact, lightweight models with soft tires to prevent damage to furniture and floors. These cars offer precise control, ideal for navigating tight spaces.
  
  
• Outdoor Use Off - Road: For uneven terrains like dirt paths, grass, or gravel, choose larger models with robust tires and advanced suspension systems. These cars are built to handle rough conditions.
  

• Outdoor Use On - Road: On smooth surfaces like driveways or sidewalks, pick on-road cars with slick tires and streamlined designs for speed and precision.

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Key Features to Consider When Buying a Kids RC Car

🛞 Drive System

• Two-Wheel Drive (2WD) – Easier to maintain and more affordable, 2WD cars are great for flat surfaces and simple fun. Rear-wheel drive models can also help older kids learn basic driving control.

• Four-Wheel Drive (4WD) – Offers better grip and control across different surfaces, making it ideal for beginners and outdoor use. A great choice if you want less wheelspin and more stability.

⚙️ Motor Type

• Brushed Motors – Slower and safer for kids. 

• Brushless Motors – Faster and more efficient, not really suitable for young kids.
  

🔋 Battery Life

• Expect 10–30 minutes of run time per charge depending on the model.  Investing in a second battery is highly recommended.

🚗 Speed

• Beginner RC cars usually top out at 5–20mph, which is fast enough to be exciting but still safe to control - look for models that have speed dial on the transmitter.

🧰 Durability & Spare Parts
Kids will crash - it’s part of the fun! Go for cars that have replacement parts available so repairs are easy. 

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For children ages 3-5 

• Models like the RCG Racing 1/16 4WD Rock Crawler RTR are excellent choices. This model offers robust performance and is designed to be user-friendly, making it ideal for kids in this group age.

• The RCG Racing 1/24 Mini Drift Car is a great choice. This model features responsive handling and moderate speed, making it thrilling but manageable for children still building their RC skills.
  

• For those who love adventure, the RCG Racing 1/16 Rock Crawler Pro takes off-road fun to the next level. This compact 4WD crawler is designed for rough terrain, featuring oversized tyres, high ground clearance, and a responsive suspension system that allows it to climb over rocks and obstacles with ease.

For children ages 5-8

• The 1/43 Drift Car models are perfect for young drivers who are ready to take on the fun of RC drifting! Compact and lightweight, these cars are easy to control but offer just the right amount of challenge to keep things exciting. With smooth, responsive handling, kids can experiment with drifting on flat surfaces, helping them develop coordination and control in a fun way.

• The BlackZon Spryte is a kid-friendly 1:20 scale monster truck that’s perfect for young beginners. With its four-wheel drive and chunky off-road tyres, it’s built to handle rough play both indoors and outdoors. The top speed of 15 mph is exciting but manageable, and the speed limiter on the controller helps keep things safe while kids build confidence behind the wheel.

For children ages 8+

• RCG Racing MT-One 1/16 Monster Truck
  This powerful monster truck is perfect for kids aged 8 and above, offering speeds up to 20 mph. Its 4WD system, oversized tires, and rugged build make it ideal for both on-road and off-road adventures.

• RCG Racing Wind Speed 1/16 Buggy
  A versatile buggy with 4WD, high ground clearance, and rugged tires, making it perfect for off-road fun. Its powerful motor and lightweight design allow it to navigate rough outdoor terrain smoothly. Comes ready-to-run with a rechargeable battery and charger. 
  
  

• RCG Racing Cyclone 1/18 4WD Drift Car
  This versatile 1/18 scale drift car features a durable body and rugged structure, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor play. Equipped with a 2.4GHz radio control system and detailed scale body shell, it offers precise manoeuvrability and responsive control on various surfaces.

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FAQs – Kids RC Cars

1. What’s the best RC car for a child starting out?
For younger kids (ages 3-5), look for simple toy-grade cars with soft controls and slower speeds. For ages 5 and up, hobby-grade models are great starter options thanks to their durability and upgradability.

2. What’s the difference between toy-grade and hobby-grade?
Toy-grade RC cars are basic, inexpensive, and non-repairable - perfect for toddlers and young children. Hobby-grade cars are faster, stronger, and can be repaired or upgraded over time, making them ideal for older kids ready for a more hands-on experience.

3. Will it break easily?
RC cars can take a few knocks, but crashes and tumbles are part of the hobby. That’s why many parents go for models with spare parts available. Learning to repair is part of the fun!

4. Can I limit the speed for younger kids?
Yes – many hobby-grade models include a training mode or throttle limiter. This reduces top speed and helps kids build confidence while learning to drive safely.

5. What size RC car is best for my child?

• 1/10 scale cars are larger and great for outdoor use.

• 1/16 or 1/18 scale models are compact and better suited to indoor or small space play.

6. Do I need extra batteries ?
We recommend it! Having two batteries means less waiting between runs.

7. Are replacement parts easy to find?
Yes - for hobby-grade cars, we stock a full range of spares and upgrades to keep the car running.

[[/tab_5]] [[tab_6]]

At RC Geeks, we offer top-quality RC products with expert advice and reliable service to help you get the most from your hobby. Shopping with us means peace of mind and support every step of the way, from purchase to play.

• ✅ UK-based customer service
  
  

• 🚚 Fast, tracked delivery
  
  

• 🛠️ Expert tech support
  
  

• 🏁 Exclusive RCG Racing models
  
  

• 💰 Competitive prices on all RC products
  
  

• 🔄 No-fuss returns & warranty

[[tab_1]]

When buying an RC car for a child, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the options. Here’s a straightforward guide to focus on what truly matters. This buying guide will help you choose the perfect RC car for your child.

[[/tab_1]] [[tab_2]]

We’ll have a look at key things to consider when choosing a RC Car for kids.

1. Age and Skill Level

Younger kids need simpler, slower cars that are easy to control, while older kids might enjoy faster models with advanced features.

• Ages 3-5: Simple controls, durable build, slower speeds.
  For safety and ease of use, aim for cars with a maximum speed of 5 mph, allowing for safe, controlled play.
  
  
• Ages 5-8: Slightly faster cars with better performance and fun features.
  Look for models with a maximum speed of 5-10 mph, offering a thrilling experience while remaining safe and manageable.
  
  
• Ages 8+: Advanced features like drifting, higher speeds, and more realistic handling. At this age, children enjoy faster cars with speeds ranging from 10-20 mph, or even faster for more experienced users.
  

2. Play Environment

Where the car will be used affects the type of car you need.

• Indoor Use: For indoor settings, opt for compact, lightweight models with soft tires to prevent damage to furniture and floors. These cars offer precise control, ideal for navigating tight spaces.
  
  
• Outdoor Use Off - Road: For uneven terrains like dirt paths, grass, or gravel, choose larger models with robust tires and advanced suspension systems. These cars are built to handle rough conditions.
  

• Outdoor Use On - Road: On smooth surfaces like driveways or sidewalks, pick on-road cars with slick tires and streamlined designs for speed and precision.

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Key Features to Consider When Buying a Kids RC Car

🛞 Drive System

• Two-Wheel Drive (2WD) – Easier to maintain and more affordable, 2WD cars are great for flat surfaces and simple fun. Rear-wheel drive models can also help older kids learn basic driving control.

• Four-Wheel Drive (4WD) – Offers better grip and control across different surfaces, making it ideal for beginners and outdoor use. A great choice if you want less wheelspin and more stability.

⚙️ Motor Type

• Brushed Motors – Slower and safer for kids. 

• Brushless Motors – Faster and more efficient, not really suitable for young kids.
  

🔋 Battery Life

• Expect 10–30 minutes of run time per charge depending on the model.  Investing in a second battery is highly recommended.

🚗 Speed

• Beginner RC cars usually top out at 5–20mph, which is fast enough to be exciting but still safe to control - look for models that have speed dial on the transmitter.

🧰 Durability & Spare Parts
Kids will crash - it’s part of the fun! Go for cars that have replacement parts available so repairs are easy. 

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For children ages 3-5 

• Models like the RCG Racing 1/16 4WD Rock Crawler RTR are excellent choices. This model offers robust performance and is designed to be user-friendly, making it ideal for kids in this group age.

• The RCG Racing 1/24 Mini Drift Car is a great choice. This model features responsive handling and moderate speed, making it thrilling but manageable for children still building their RC skills.
  

• For those who love adventure, the RCG Racing 1/16 Rock Crawler Pro takes off-road fun to the next level. This compact 4WD crawler is designed for rough terrain, featuring oversized tyres, high ground clearance, and a responsive suspension system that allows it to climb over rocks and obstacles with ease.

For children ages 5-8

• The 1/43 Drift Car models are perfect for young drivers who are ready to take on the fun of RC drifting! Compact and lightweight, these cars are easy to control but offer just the right amount of challenge to keep things exciting. With smooth, responsive handling, kids can experiment with drifting on flat surfaces, helping them develop coordination and control in a fun way.

• The BlackZon Spryte is a kid-friendly 1:20 scale monster truck that’s perfect for young beginners. With its four-wheel drive and chunky off-road tyres, it’s built to handle rough play both indoors and outdoors. The top speed of 15 mph is exciting but manageable, and the speed limiter on the controller helps keep things safe while kids build confidence behind the wheel.

For children ages 8+

• RCG Racing MT-One 1/16 Monster Truck
  This powerful monster truck is perfect for kids aged 8 and above, offering speeds up to 20 mph. Its 4WD system, oversized tires, and rugged build make it ideal for both on-road and off-road adventures.

• RCG Racing Wind Speed 1/16 Buggy
  A versatile buggy with 4WD, high ground clearance, and rugged tires, making it perfect for off-road fun. Its powerful motor and lightweight design allow it to navigate rough outdoor terrain smoothly. Comes ready-to-run with a rechargeable battery and charger. 
  
  

• RCG Racing Cyclone 1/18 4WD Drift Car
  This versatile 1/18 scale drift car features a durable body and rugged structure, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor play. Equipped with a 2.4GHz radio control system and detailed scale body shell, it offers precise manoeuvrability and responsive control on various surfaces.

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FAQs – Kids RC Cars

1. What’s the best RC car for a child starting out?
For younger kids (ages 3-5), look for simple toy-grade cars with soft controls and slower speeds. For ages 5 and up, hobby-grade models are great starter options thanks to their durability and upgradability.

2. What’s the difference between toy-grade and hobby-grade?
Toy-grade RC cars are basic, inexpensive, and non-repairable - perfect for toddlers and young children. Hobby-grade cars are faster, stronger, and can be repaired or upgraded over time, making them ideal for older kids ready for a more hands-on experience.

3. Will it break easily?
RC cars can take a few knocks, but crashes and tumbles are part of the hobby. That’s why many parents go for models with spare parts available. Learning to repair is part of the fun!

4. Can I limit the speed for younger kids?
Yes – many hobby-grade models include a training mode or throttle limiter. This reduces top speed and helps kids build confidence while learning to drive safely.

5. What size RC car is best for my child?

• 1/10 scale cars are larger and great for outdoor use.

• 1/16 or 1/18 scale models are compact and better suited to indoor or small space play.

6. Do I need extra batteries ?
We recommend it! Having two batteries means less waiting between runs.

7. Are replacement parts easy to find?
Yes - for hobby-grade cars, we stock a full range of spares and upgrades to keep the car running.

[[/tab_5]] [[tab_6]]

At RC Geeks, we offer top-quality RC products with expert advice and reliable service to help you get the most from your hobby. Shopping with us means peace of mind and support every step of the way, from purchase to play.

• ✅ UK-based customer service
  
  

• 🚚 Fast, tracked delivery
  
  

• 🛠️ Expert tech support
  
  

• 🏁 Exclusive RCG Racing models
  
  

• 💰 Competitive prices on all RC products
  
  

• 🔄 No-fuss returns & warranty

[[tab_1]]

When buying an RC car for a child, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the options. Here’s a straightforward guide to focus on what truly matters. This buying guide will help you choose the perfect RC car for your child.

[[/tab_1]] [[tab_2]]

We’ll have a look at key things to consider when choosing a RC Car for kids.

1. Age and Skill Level

Younger kids need simpler, slower cars that are easy to control, while older kids might enjoy faster models with advanced features.

• Ages 3-5: Simple controls, durable build, slower speeds.
  For safety and ease of use, aim for cars with a maximum speed of 5 mph, allowing for safe, controlled play.
  
  
• Ages 5-8: Slightly faster cars with better performance and fun features.
  Look for models with a maximum speed of 5-10 mph, offering a thrilling experience while remaining safe and manageable.
  
  
• Ages 8+: Advanced features like drifting, higher speeds, and more realistic handling. At this age, children enjoy faster cars with speeds ranging from 10-20 mph, or even faster for more experienced users.
  

2. Play Environment

Where the car will be used affects the type of car you need.

• Indoor Use: For indoor settings, opt for compact, lightweight models with soft tires to prevent damage to furniture and floors. These cars offer precise control, ideal for navigating tight spaces.
  
  
• Outdoor Use Off - Road: For uneven terrains like dirt paths, grass, or gravel, choose larger models with robust tires and advanced suspension systems. These cars are built to handle rough conditions.
  

• Outdoor Use On - Road: On smooth surfaces like driveways or sidewalks, pick on-road cars with slick tires and streamlined designs for speed and precision.

[[/tab_2]] [[tab_3]]

Key Features to Consider When Buying a Kids RC Car

🛞 Drive System

• Two-Wheel Drive (2WD) – Easier to maintain and more affordable, 2WD cars are great for flat surfaces and simple fun. Rear-wheel drive models can also help older kids learn basic driving control.

• Four-Wheel Drive (4WD) – Offers better grip and control across different surfaces, making it ideal for beginners and outdoor use. A great choice if you want less wheelspin and more stability.

⚙️ Motor Type

• Brushed Motors – Slower and safer for kids. 

• Brushless Motors – Faster and more efficient, not really suitable for young kids.
  

🔋 Battery Life

• Expect 10–30 minutes of run time per charge depending on the model.  Investing in a second battery is highly recommended.

🚗 Speed

• Beginner RC cars usually top out at 5–20mph, which is fast enough to be exciting but still safe to control - look for models that have speed dial on the transmitter.

🧰 Durability & Spare Parts
Kids will crash - it’s part of the fun! Go for cars that have replacement parts available so repairs are easy. 

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For children ages 3-5 

• Models like the RCG Racing 1/16 4WD Rock Crawler RTR are excellent choices. This model offers robust performance and is designed to be user-friendly, making it ideal for kids in this group age.

• The RCG Racing 1/24 Mini Drift Car is a great choice. This model features responsive handling and moderate speed, making it thrilling but manageable for children still building their RC skills.
  

• For those who love adventure, the RCG Racing 1/16 Rock Crawler Pro takes off-road fun to the next level. This compact 4WD crawler is designed for rough terrain, featuring oversized tyres, high ground clearance, and a responsive suspension system that allows it to climb over rocks and obstacles with ease.

For children ages 5-8

• The 1/43 Drift Car models are perfect for young drivers who are ready to take on the fun of RC drifting! Compact and lightweight, these cars are easy to control but offer just the right amount of challenge to keep things exciting. With smooth, responsive handling, kids can experiment with drifting on flat surfaces, helping them develop coordination and control in a fun way.

• The BlackZon Spryte is a kid-friendly 1:20 scale monster truck that’s perfect for young beginners. With its four-wheel drive and chunky off-road tyres, it’s built to handle rough play both indoors and outdoors. The top speed of 15 mph is exciting but manageable, and the speed limiter on the controller helps keep things safe while kids build confidence behind the wheel.

For children ages 8+

• RCG Racing MT-One 1/16 Monster Truck
  This powerful monster truck is perfect for kids aged 8 and above, offering speeds up to 20 mph. Its 4WD system, oversized tires, and rugged build make it ideal for both on-road and off-road adventures.

• RCG Racing Wind Speed 1/16 Buggy
  A versatile buggy with 4WD, high ground clearance, and rugged tires, making it perfect for off-road fun. Its powerful motor and lightweight design allow it to navigate rough outdoor terrain smoothly. Comes ready-to-run with a rechargeable battery and charger. 
  
  

• RCG Racing Cyclone 1/18 4WD Drift Car
  This versatile 1/18 scale drift car features a durable body and rugged structure, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor play. Equipped with a 2.4GHz radio control system and detailed scale body shell, it offers precise manoeuvrability and responsive control on various surfaces.

[[/tab_4]] [[tab_5]]

FAQs – Kids RC Cars

1. What’s the best RC car for a child starting out?
For younger kids (ages 3-5), look for simple toy-grade cars with soft controls and slower speeds. For ages 5 and up, hobby-grade models are great starter options thanks to their durability and upgradability.

2. What’s the difference between toy-grade and hobby-grade?
Toy-grade RC cars are basic, inexpensive, and non-repairable - perfect for toddlers and young children. Hobby-grade cars are faster, stronger, and can be repaired or upgraded over time, making them ideal for older kids ready for a more hands-on experience.

3. Will it break easily?
RC cars can take a few knocks, but crashes and tumbles are part of the hobby. That’s why many parents go for models with spare parts available. Learning to repair is part of the fun!

4. Can I limit the speed for younger kids?
Yes – many hobby-grade models include a training mode or throttle limiter. This reduces top speed and helps kids build confidence while learning to drive safely.

5. What size RC car is best for my child?

• 1/10 scale cars are larger and great for outdoor use.

• 1/16 or 1/18 scale models are compact and better suited to indoor or small space play.

6. Do I need extra batteries ?
We recommend it! Having two batteries means less waiting between runs.

7. Are replacement parts easy to find?
Yes - for hobby-grade cars, we stock a full range of spares and upgrades to keep the car running.

[[/tab_5]] [[tab_6]]

At RC Geeks, we offer top-quality RC products with expert advice and reliable service to help you get the most from your hobby. Shopping with us means peace of mind and support every step of the way, from purchase to play.

• ✅ UK-based customer service
  
  

• 🚚 Fast, tracked delivery
  
  

• 🛠️ Expert tech support
  
  

• 🏁 Exclusive RCG Racing models
  
  

• 💰 Competitive prices on all RC products
  
  

• 🔄 No-fuss returns & warranty