Theo Klein - Bosch Car Repair Station Premium Toys for Kids Ages 3 Years & Up

It's a very nice set. It's a straight forward instructions and easy to install. It could be built by a child from 6yo and above.My 4yo loves it and it entertains him for 30mins or so.

This product is very good. Child enjoys playing with it. It was time consuming to put together. once done a good toy.

Great toy idea but fails on the execution: instructions are not detailed enough (they leave a lot of room for you to figure stuff out) and are inconsistent (guidance in one step is not consistent with the image on another step). Even if you mount it well, the roof is not properly designed and comes off easily when kids play with it (it comes into place by pressure, but pieces move when playing and you need to reposition it all the time)

This thing is amazing! Just the perfect size, well thought of, well made and sturdy, looks good and easy to put together. The car is a very good size too. My son plays with his cars and trucks all day long and absolutely loves this. There's only one thing that can be made better - the ramps to the car wash and serivde station are simply placed there. They should have made this fix to the base, just like all other parts. The car wash doors are amazing too, but as these are for small kids (mine's only 2.5), so have a tendency to come out.

Got this for my 3 year old son. He loves it! It does come in many different parts that you have to assemble. But I found the product pretty easy to put together. The instructions are similar to Lego or Ikea furniture instructions. If you're used to those then this will be a breeze. Took me about 30 minutes to put it together. Just make sure you have all the pieces in front of you for each section.The only thing I found to be a pain was trying to put the stickers on some of the pieces. Also, if you want to use the car lift then you'll need to keep the little screw driver that came with it. You have to turn a screw to move the lift up and down. I just wish they maybe had a place where you could securely place the screw driver on the play set for safe keeping.

Although cool and fun, the screws are plastic and cheap and everything falls apart eventually. It’s hard to keep the whole thing intact because it’s so flimsy. It’s okay.

Got it for my granddaughter's 2nd birthday. Ever since I took her to get the car washed she asks when we are going to the "car osh". As others have noted, an older child or adult would have to assemble it. Some parts do come loose and have to be re-tightened occasionally but the set is designed to be taken apart and re-assembled as a educational feature.

This toy's concept is great. The idea is that the child can assemble and disassemble the parts and move them around on the base as they like, or can "work" on the included vehicle. The car can be raised and lowered on the service rack with the screwdriver that comes with the set. The two sets of tires can be changed on the car by using the screwdriver to bolt or unbolt them from the car's chassis. The set comes with a screwdriver that is easy for a child to hold and use.The trouble starts if and when the kid wants to actually play with the car. The tires are supposed to be free-wheeling after they are screwed on so that the child can push the car around on the floor like they would with any other car toy. What actually happens when the car is rolled around is the wheels fall off. The included bolts simply will not stay attached when the car is used. And, we're not talking about coming loose over time- we measured and if the car is rolled for three feet, the wheels are off.If your kid wants to just look at the completed set, and leave it untouched, this is the set for them. If he/she wants to actually play with the toy, save your money and get something that will stay together when they play with it.