KIDS RIDE-ON TOYS WHOLESALETrade terms
Business-to-business information · October 2026
Business-to-business scope
This website presents electric ride-on models for importers, distributors, retail chains and other trade buyers. Product pages help identify a platform and start a conversation; they are not retail checkout pages or binding offers. No payment is collected through the website.
Written quotation and order
Price, minimum order quantity, configuration, color, availability, packing, sample charges, customization, inspection scope, payment terms, shipment terms and production dates are confirmed in a model-level written quotation and the accepted sales contract. A general product description, estimate or planning tool does not override those documents. If an item is marked to confirm, obtain written confirmation before placing the order.
Samples, specifications and changes
The buyer and seller should identify the approved sample, configuration reference, accessories, packaging and artwork revision in writing. A change to battery, motor, color, component, label or carton can affect cost, timing, testing and the documents required. Changes after approval should be recorded and accepted by both parties before production follows the revised version.
Documents, marks and delivery
Product documents apply only to the model, configuration, market and scope identified in the underlying records. Third-party names, logos or vehicle styling on a reference image do not by themselves establish permission to manufacture, distribute or sell a branded product. Inspection, claims, remedies, delivery dates and shipment responsibilities are governed by the signed order and applicable agreement, not by a blanket website promise.
Approval records and communications
Keep the accepted quotation, sample approval, artwork version, inspection plan and packing requirements with the purchase order. If a detail changes after approval, record the revised value and obtain agreement before production follows it. Informal messages can help clarify a request, but the signed quotation and contract define the commercial scope.