4WD RC Off-Road Truck
Operating Guide
Before Use Preparation
- Fully charge the truck with the matching USB charging cable; install suitable batteries into the pistol remote controller.
- Install the battery into the car’s battery compartment and lock the car shell tightly.
- Check tires, metal drive parts and screws to confirm all components are fastened.
After Use Maintenance
- Switch off power of the RC truck, take out batteries from the remote controller to avoid power loss.
- Clean sand and mud on tires and transmission assemblies with dry cloth.
- Store the vehicle and remote in a cool and dry area to prevent damp damage.
Potential Customers
- Hobby enthusiasts aged 8–35 who love off-road RC vehicles
- Beginners looking for entry-level brushed RC trucks
- Players seeking upgradeable brushless high-speed RC models
- People who enjoy outdoor backyard & trail remote control games
- Gift seekers for teen & adult hobby lovers
FAQ
Q1: What’s the difference between Brushed Version and Brushless Version?
A: The brushed model uses a 380 carbon brushed motor for casual daily off-road play. The brushless edition adopts upgraded 2840 brushless motor, delivering faster acceleration and higher top speed for more exciting racing experience.
Q2: Can this RC truck run on grass, dirt and rocky ground?
A: Yes. Equipped with deep-tread all-terrain tires and reinforced metal drivetrain, it can adapt to most common outdoor ground surfaces.
Q3: Why does the vehicle lose signal during driving?
A: Check two points: low battery power of car/remote; too long distance between remote and truck. Charge devices or shorten control distance to fix this issue.
Q4: Are spare drive parts replaceable?
A: All metal drive shafts, differential and steering parts are detachable and replaceable. You can disassemble the aluminum chassis stiffener to swap internal transmission components.

