Axial RC Truck SCX24 2019 Jeep Wrangler JLU CRC, Green: 1/24 4WD RTR (Battery and Charger Included), AXI00002V3T4

Fun, reliable, great look and drive. And all around fun RC car. Definitely one you can drive around your house. Crawls over almost anything. Lots of fun. And with endless accessories, modifications, and upgrades, you will have a blast upgrading everything as your RC adventure grows. More power, get a larger moter, more articulation, upgrade the suspension. The possibilities are endless.

The media could not be loaded. At first I thought the car was too slow because I was looking into the fast rcs. Although after some use i started having a bit more fun with it. I think it's really well made. The control is really good quality. Everything is just nice on it even the led lights. I like that I can use it indoors. It also fits almost under anything so you can drive it under a bed or baby crib. You can progress into being a better driver with trying to climb things with the car.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve had multiple rc cars from $50-$1300 and this has to be the most fun I’ve had with any of them. It looks amazing as it a looks and performs like a real JEEP. I have yet to break anything on it and I’ve had it for about 3 months ish. It also has a surprisingly good battery life considering how small it is it usually last around 20-30 min. Keep in mind this is not a fast rc nor do you want it to be it’s meant to have low torque for some micro crawling

I was on an off-road trip with some friends recently, and they pulled out RC cars like this. We played with them for a while, and I thought it was so fun that when I got home I ordered one for myself. I wish they had more colors, my real JLUR is silver, but they only offer gray and green. No biggie. I charged the battery, and then ran this thing around my yard at home. This was also a lot of fun. In looking into it, I see that you can spend a BUNCH of money on upgrade parts, like tires, suspension components, brass knuckles, etc etc. I kinda wish I had gotten a bigger unit; I got the same size as my friend had, without looking to see what other sizes there were. Although, when I ordered, I had a brief hesitation about the price for this one, so I prolly wouldn't have wanted to spend the money on a bigger one before I had tried it. Now that I have, I might have gone bigger. Oh well. This car is fun to drive around and practice technique on. I've rock crawled in my real Jeep plenty, so it's neat being able to apply the same technique to this guy. It's also fun to be more aggressive, and if it rolls, you just pick it up, start at the bottom and try again.Seems to be well made, and had no issues with connectivity or control. I ran it for half an hour and still had battery, so that's good. Overall I'm pleased with it.

If you like to mod things & have the resources to put a small fortune into these tiny things. I got mine 12/16/2024. I paid $99. In the 60 days I've owned it I have replaced almost 100% of it with aftermarket metal parts. I easily have $300 in mods to it & I fried the esc today so I'm spending another $100 on a Brushless setup. It's cool the initial rc truck is fairly cheap & the amount of customization possible is awesome...But expect the average price of most upgrade parts starts around $20. It's addicting.

Awesome little rc car, great gift for a kid or adult, brother loved this little beast, I'll definitely buy again.

I was expecting it to be a bit bigger for the price, but my son loves how durable it is.

It's amazing to me that such a high-quality RC vehicle can be so inexpensive. I got it on sale, but it's still a great deal at the full price.My work buddy has been into RC rock crawlers for a while and has gotten really good at modifying them to maximize performance. The Axial SCX24 is basically made to be modified, kind of like a real Jeep. ("Jeeps aren't bought, they're built." My son bought one after I did and almost immediately replaced the motor and suspension, just for fun. I've replaced the front wheels with brass wheels, and designed and machined my own rear wheels out of aluminum. That's the real fun in owning a Jeep (even a 1:24 scale Jeep): Making it your own.It's big enough to climb satisfying rocks, but small enough to take anywhere. It's very sturdy, too--which is important when your tumbling down rocks after a bad turn.