What battery does the Hikiddo 12V 4WD Kids Ride-On Truck use?

It uses the 12V 7Ah Battery (F2). Tap More details on the battery card for the full specs.

Can I use a different battery?

Only a battery with the same voltage (12V) and the same connector (F2 terminals) as the one listed above. Batteries with a different voltage or connector will not fit or charge safely, and a charger built for one battery will not correctly charge another.

Hikiddo 12V 4WD Kids Ride-On Truck Battery & Charger

You need:

12V 7Ah battery (F1 or F2, see below) and a 12V charger (see charger note)

Tip: Hikiddo sells several look-alike trucks. This page is for the 12V 7Ah 4WD truck with 4 x 75W motors. Check your old battery's tabs (wide = F2, narrow = F1).

Hikiddo 12V 4WD Kids Ride-On Truck Hikiddo ride-on — Image: Hikiddo

Hikiddo doesn't publish the terminal size. Look at the metal tabs on your old battery and pick the matching one.

Battery: wide tabs (F2, 1/4 in)

12V 7Ah Battery (F2)

Standard size: 12V 7Ah, F2 terminals

More details

Also sold as: ML7-12F2, RG1270T2, 12V 7.2Ah
Spec: 12V 7Ah sealed lead-acid, F2 (1/4 in) terminals, about 5.9 x 2.5 x 3.9 in. Battery only: move the original wires and fuse to the new battery. Use this if your old battery has wide (1/4 in) tabs.

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Battery: narrow tabs (F1, 3/16 in)

12V 7Ah Battery (F1)

Standard size: 12V 7Ah, F1 terminals

More details

Spec: Mighty Max ML7-12: 12V 7.2Ah sealed lead-acid, F1 (3/16 in) narrow terminals, 5.94 x 2.56 x 3.94 in. Use this if your old battery has narrow tabs.

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Charger

Hikiddo doesn't publish its charger's specs. A replacement must match the OUTPUT printed on your old charger's label (volts and amps) and have the same plug. Never use a car battery charger on a ride-on.

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