My 4 year old great nephew needed help from his dad. It was a Father and Son time and my nephew enjoyed playing with them.

This has been my go-to birthday gift for any little one who loves trucks. They are always a hit - durable, easy for small hands to work with, smooth wheels, and stores neatly in the box.

My grandson loves Monster Trucks and these are the best.

bought them for my son and he loves them great material and long lasting. you can take apart mix and match.

These are great for creative play! We've had these for a few years and they are still like-new. My kids like working at the 'car shop' and build fun combinations with the pieces.

Absolutley love these trucks. I use them with 3 and 4 year olds. They are a favorite, even with the girls. I had to buy 2 sets.

Very well made trucks. My vehicle obsessed son loves to rebuild them to try different designs. Heavy duty toys and great that you can build them how you want. My boys love these.

My students love them however the sliver piece don’t hold up to well I have had two break.

When I received the package, I found the trucks are bigger than I had thought in a good way. I like they can snap and design for their own preferences. Hope the trucks would have more varieties or combinations in the future.

Very sturdy, made very well my grandson loves it

Great set of trucks for the little designer in your family. The parts are extremely well made, the colors are great, and the options are almost endless. You can pull back on the trucks when finished creating one, and off it goes. The interchangable parts to create your dream truck is an excellent bonus to this set of trucks. Nothing boring here! My six year old great nephew loves these trucks, and I highly recommend them!

My car-obsessed almost 3-year LOVES these snap together cars. They didn't require batteries, which I love. They are pretty fast and powerful, which means they hit the walls and furniture with quite a bit of force, so the silver grills and engine bits are constantly flying off in crashes. According to my kid, that's a feature, not a bug.