2 Pcs 550 35000RPM Electric Motor for 24 Volt Kids Ride On Car, RS550 24V Motor Gearbox Accessories for Children Ride On Toys Replacement Parts

My 550 12000 rpm motors burned out and replaced them with these. They are much faster than the 12000... will have to upgrade the front two motors as well. I bough at $15 soldering kit to use the same wires and solder them to the new. Never soldered before and worked out great. I bought some heatsinks to help cool and will hook up fans by a switch. Haven't had overheating but with the 2 12v 12ah batters I added in a series parallel I want to be sure the long rides don't cause any damage. I had to remove the pinion that it came with and put in the spares as those were the correct fit also. Again I was careful and used a hammer and ounce to change.

Replaced my Peg Perego 12v motors with these. It’s odd but instead of 1 motor turning in 1st gear and both motors turning in 2nd gear like they did with my 12V motors, now both motors turn at a slow speed in 1st gear and both motors turn at a fast speed in 2nd gear with the 24V motors. It’s not really a problem just strange because I can’t figure out why that would happen.

Motors are good for 24v I ran a 18v Milwaukee battery and it wasnt as fast as the stock power wheel motor but they never got hot. My son got tired of it so I stepped up to 2 18v Milwaukee batterys 36v and the motor handle it for 10 minutes and 1 motor burned out.

Used these to replace 12v motors in Raptor 700r quad, using with brush motor controller and 7s 18650 pack. Now it goes 7mph at 27v. Like other reviewer, was expecting a bit more speed since stock motors were 12v 15000rpm. Both my kids can ride at same time, near 130lb load limit, and they slow down very little. Might add the heatsinks I bought for them.

This is a false advertisement this motors are not capable of handling 24v first order failed withing minutes second order same thing fan melts and burns the whole motor want my money back

Used on the Peg Perego Polaris Quad. Worked great and still going even at 18v.

Bought these as a set to replace a bad original motor in a Peg Perego Gator. After 20 minutes the kids came in and said "there's smoke!" Sure enough, one of the motors had burned out completely.

Not sure if these aren't 24 volt motors or not but I placed these in a 20 volt lithium peg perego Gator that I modified. At first they were fairly quick compared to the factory ones but after a few months they burnt up and was the only part that burn up the gears were fine. I would say if you're going to spend the money by the ML toys 775 motors instead.

So good to find, as child’s electric toy motor died. Awesome