Hot Wheels Monster Trucks 1:24 Assorted

These are great trucks! We all know kids like to sometimes be rough with their toys. But these are built to smash and crash everything in sight! They are a great size, 1:24 scale truck and the details are so realistic! They are fun and will keep the kids occupied and having a blast! Definitely recommend.

My 2 year old son is currently obsessed with the Hot Wheels Monster truck series. He can name nearly all of them and he always looks forward to going to the store with me to check out if there’s any new ones. He loves them because each one is so different and so very detailed. They have fun names and often intricate designs. They are so easy to find in any Walmart, Target, Kohls, or Macys. They’re reasonably priced and what I consider to be a good bargain!

My son grew up getting hot wheels cars weekly from his grandpa and his dad. He loved playing with them at the dining room table and could spend an hour rolling them around, pretending there was a city that they were driving on. Eventually, hot wheels created some small businesses that he used on the table to park the cars. We also made a town on a piece of poster board paper, drawing the grocery store and making parking spots for the cars, a gas station, firehouse, hot dog stand to match his hot dog truck hot wheel, etc. My son is now 14 and won't give up his hot wheels as they are a beautiful memory of his childhood. He had monster trucks just like these and they have held up wonderfully over the years. The reasonable pricing made it so he could have a large ... MoreMy son grew up getting hot wheels cars weekly from his grandpa and his dad. He loved playing with them at the dining room table and could spend an hour rolling them around, pretending there was a city that they were driving on. Eventually, hot wheels created some small businesses that he used on the table to park the cars. We also made a town on a piece of poster board paper, drawing the grocery store and making parking spots for the cars, a gas station, firehouse, hot dog stand to match his hot dog truck hot wheel, etc. My son is now 14 and won't give up his hot wheels as they are a beautiful memory of his childhood. He had monster trucks just like these and they have held up wonderfully over the years. The reasonable pricing made it so he could have a large collection and I so appreciate the company for not price gouging customers so young children can continue to enjoy these great quality toys!

My son loves playing with his monster trucks! Hot Wheels Monster Trucks are fun, supports imagination, and keeps him busy for a while. He even will bring one or two (or even three) when we go out for errands. My only complaint is the alignment is usually the first to go. I dislike having to rid of a toy due to something like that. I'd love to have an option to buy parts to snap something like that back on for longer use

My son loves these monster trucks, but unfortunately he doesn’t get to live them long before the body of the truck comes off. Maybe he’s just too rough with them, but a couple have broken just from going down a ramp and hitting the floor. We continue to buy them because he loves them but they never last longer than a month or two.

"That is so COOOOOOL"

The first words out of my 5 yr old son when I handed him the '70 Dodge Charger Monster Truck were... "that is so COOOOOOOOOL" . Which it actually is. It's extremely sturdy and has stood up to multiple drops and crashes. The body is made from die- cast metal. The bumpers, engine, and side exhaust pipes are a hard plastic. The frame is also a hard plastic, but different from the the kind used on the bumpers, etc. The wheels seem to be a hard-ish rubber that is flexible. The feature that I like most about this vehicle is the "suspension" while its not high tech, it certainly does the trick. Each "axle" is in its own slot which allows the front set of tires and rear set tires to move up and down independently (both rears move up and down together and both fronts move up ... MoreThe first words out of my 5 yr old son when I handed him the '70 Dodge Charger Monster Truck were... "that is so COOOOOOOOOL" . Which it actually is. It's extremely sturdy and has stood up to multiple drops and crashes. The body is made from die- cast metal. The bumpers, engine, and side exhaust pipes are a hard plastic. The frame is also a hard plastic, but different from the the kind used on the bumpers, etc. The wheels seem to be a hard-ish rubber that is flexible. The feature that I like most about this vehicle is the "suspension" while its not high tech, it certainly does the trick. Each "axle" is in its own slot which allows the front set of tires and rear set tires to move up and down independently (both rears move up and down together and both fronts move up and down together but separate from the rears) . This really helps while playing with the truck on rough terrain. Like I said this is a very sturdy solid toy.

Design Flaw

The plastic piece used in the windshield of several models also serves to provide mechanical attachment for the metal body. This plastic piece is not a robust as the other metal point. My 3 year managed to find this flaw and break the truck in less than 4 hours.

Good quality and very detailed

The Hot Wheels monster trucks have lots of realistic details including real working suspension and engine part details. The body is metal which makes it a very durable toy. I like that the underside is made of a hard plastic so the monster truck isn't too heavy. The rubber wheels allow the monster truck to easily drive over all surfaces. I have the fire truck monster truck which has a ladder on top of it. The one complaint my child has is that the ladder can only be lifted to a 45 degree angle and cannot be rotated. Overall this is a very realist toy that seams very robust.

Great Buy

My son has collected a few of these monster trucks over the years and they all have lasted really well, oldest one is about 2 years old and it’s still going strong. I highly recommend Hotwheels Monster trucks they can take a beating. the paint will chip over time with play but I’d rather that than broken wheels.