Poorly designed set could lead to injuries

My four year old son was PUMPED when I surprised him with this Paw Patrol Police Rescue Set. He jumped up and down, and insisted on playing with it immediately. It was a little difficult to set up. It had pictures, more so than instructions, and it took me a little longer to set up than it should have. At first, my son struggled to get the police car to go around the track using the launcher. It would go halfway up the first turn and come back down. Now, the only way we can get it around that first curve is to really SLAM the launcher. However, when you finally hit it hard enough, it actually goes flying off the track! My son, husband and I all tried to find the best way to get it to go around the track without launching it into the air. None of us could get the police car to consistently and SAFELY go around the track. The police car itself is really cool and the circular track is fun for my son to drive the car around, but the launcher is a little too literal, and useless for actual use on the track. We've decided that he can only play with the launcher as long as it's not near a wall or anything breakable. This seems like a pretty dangerous toy. The beautiful and sturdy metal die-cast vehicle could easily damage a wall or harm another child if they were nearby. I received this set free as part of a promotion. #FamilyRatedClub