The stroller came almost ready, only the wheels needed to be put in. Once you understand how they go in/out, it is very easy (the screws for the back wheels, which are like braids, go in like a connector, one end in the hole and the other stays outside to embrace the tube). The front wheels, if you want to remove them, come out easily and without force, you just press the clip they have underneath and pull lightly (they also have an adjustment for how much they turn or if you want them to go straight only, like children's strollers).

It fits in a small car, either in the trunk or in the back seat. It also folds and unfolds easily. It has "little doors" everywhere and allows for plenty of airflow. It is spacious inside (comfortably fit an 8-kilogram cat). It performs very well on the road, but I would not recommend it for off-road use.

Before we went out for the first time, I left it with all the "little doors" open inside the house, so that the cat could get used to it and explore. When he went inside, I didn't bother him, gradually I started closing the openings and giving him a treat when he was inside. On the first walk, the cat was fine with the stroller.

For its price, it is quite good and functional.