Radio Flyer is an iconic American toy company famous for its Original Little Red Wagon, tricycles, scooters, and battery-operated ride-on vehicles for children.
Útvarpsflugmaður is an American toy company best known for its popular red toy wagon. Founded in 1917, the company produces a wide range of riding toys, including wagons, scooters, tricycles, bicycles, horses, and riding accessories. The brand has become an icon of childhood play, with its #18 Classic Red Wagon setting industry records for longevity.
In addition to its classic steel and wood wagons, Radio Flyer creates modern plastic models with all-terrain tires, fold-to-go tricycles, and battery-powered ride-on cars such as the Ultimate Go-Kart. Recently, the company expanded into the electric mobility market with its Flyer line of e-bikes for adults and families. Headquartered in Chicago, Radio Flyer is committed to creating high-quality products that spark imagination and inspire active adventures.
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You can register your product by visiting the official Radio Flyer registration page at www.radioflyer.com/register. Registration gives you a chance to win free products and helps with warranty support.
Radio Flyer customer service is available by phone at 1-800-621-7613 on weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CST.
Yes, most Radio Flyer products require adult assembly. Please refer to the specific instruction manual for your model, and follow the assembly videos if available.
Some battery-operated models may support charging methods compatible with car systems, but you must refer to the specific battery and charger manual set included with your vehicle for safety warnings and correct procedures.
Vehicles should be stored indoors, especially during snowy or rainy weather. Avoid operating or leaving battery-powered vehicles in wet conditions to prevent component failure.