Mobility Scooters

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Welcome! Our guide on mobility scooters is here to help you understand these essential aids that make life easier for those who find it challenging to walk. You may have heard these scooters being referred to as handicapped or accessibility scooters. No matter what you call them, they offer independence and freedom to the elderly and anyone struggling with mobility issues. So, let’s get started.

Why Choose a Mobility Scooter?

A mobility scooter can make a big difference in the lives of people who need help getting around. Whether it’s moving around your house or going outside, a mobility scooter lets you do everyday tasks on your own. They help bring back the happiness of moving and being independent, even if you have physical limitations.

Types of Mobility Scooters

We think life should be simple and easy, which is why we made a great collection of mobility scooters that suit all your needs and preferences. We have different types of mobility scooters to choose from, all designed to make your daily routine comfortable and fun. 

We’ve got an awesome range of scooters for every need and preference. Whether you’re cruising around indoors or hitting the great outdoors, we’ve got you covered. Our 3-wheel mobility scooters are perfect for tight spaces and tight turns, and our 4-wheel mobility scooters provide added stability on uneven surfaces.

If you’re in search of a reliable mobility scooter that can carry more weight, our heavy duty mobility scooters are designed just for that. Our models are built tough to withstand long-term use, and feature a higher weight capacity for added convenience and ease.

Are you an adventurous soul who craves speed without sacrificing style? If yes, then our fast mobility scooters will definitely tickle your fancy. These sporty and swift scooters will take you around the town with style and speed.

We also offer travel mobility scooters. These compact and lightweight mobility scooters are perfect for adventurers on the go. And when you’re ready to head home, they can be easily disassembled for hassle-free travel and storage.

No matter what type of mobility scooter you’re looking for, we’re confident that our collection has something that will meet your needs.

Below are the categories of our mobility scooters collection, each catering to unique user needs and preferences:

Heavy Duty Mobility Scooters

Our heavy duty mobility scooter collection is defined as scooters with the ability to support weights of 400 lbs. or more, distinguishing them as strong, power-packed mobility scooters in our collection. They are crafted to withstand high pressures and forces, ensuring safety and comfort for all users, even those who weigh significantly less than 400 lbs. These heavy duty mobility scooter champions are rugged and durable power packs that have your back.

We offer both 3-wheel and 4-wheel heavy-duty mobility scooters. Our heavy duty mobility scooter 400 lbs capacity models are ideal choice for people weighing around 300-350 lbs, providing dependable freedom of movement no matter your size or weight.

All Terrain Mobility Scooters

Our All terrain mobility scooter collection is defined as scooters with at least a 5” ground clearance. These are specifically designed to handle grass, gravel, and dirt paths with ease. These all terrain mobility scooter warriors are not your usual mobility scooters. They give you the confidence to go on different paths without any worry. But remember, these aren’t thrill-seeking ATVs, they’re built for comfort and ease, especially for people who have mobility challenges, including our elderly friends.

Whether you’re going through rough country trails or dodging uneven city sidewalks, our all terrain mobility scooters offer the freedom to go where you want, when you want. They are not high-speed motorcycles or gas-powered cars, but motorized scooters made for people with mobility needs who still want to enjoy an active lifestyle. You can take your pick from our range of 3-wheel and 4-wheel designs, each purpose-built for the terrain you need to conquer.

Fastest Mobility Scooters

Our fastest mobility scooter collection is composed of mobility scooters that reach top speeds of over 10 mph, making them faster than your average mobility aid. These scooters are not just about the speed, these mobility scooters also stand out with their sporty, cool looks.

Lots of people don’t want a mobility scooter that looks medical or old-fashioned. They want something fun and stylish that turns heads for the right reasons. Our fastest mobility scooters fit that bill. We provide 3-wheel and 4-wheel models for you to choose from, but we never compromise on safety – that’s why we don’t offer the less stable two-wheeled option. With our scooters, you’re getting a mobility aid that’s all about freedom and style.

2 Seater Mobility Scooters

Our 2 seater mobility scooter collection features models that are built for companionship. Not only do they offer convenient transportation, but they’re the perfect way to share your journey with someone special. Whether you’re a couple looking for a new adventure or just someone who enjoys company, our 2 seater mobility scooter models make exploring the world together easy. And if walking is challenging for you or your loved one can’t walk and you don’t drive, our 2 seater mobility scooters ensure you don’t have to miss out on the fun. With our comfortable and roomy seats, you can both sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride. 

These scooters also offer extra space, making them a good choice for people who want more room or need to carry big items like grocery shopping. These are also sometimes used by bariatric patients (in the case of a double-seat bench). And if you want to take your kids, grandkids, or pets along for the ride, they’re great for that too. The best part is, you don’t always need to have someone else with you. You can use the 2 seater mobility scooter by yourself, and the extra seat is there just in case you need it. With our 2 seater mobility scooter models, you can choose whether you want to drive or let someone else do it.

Enclosed Mobility Scooters With Roofs & Canopies

For those seeking added protection from the elements, our enclosed mobility scooter collection offers the perfect mobility scooter options for you. With coverings, canopies, and even full enclosures, you’ll get the benefits of a mobility scooter with the added protection of a small car.

These enclosed mobility scooters serve as an ideal solution for many people as they provide a level of comfort and functionality that mirrors that of a vehicle. They’re especially beneficial for those who may not have the ability to drive a conventional car. And with their ability to handle sudden rainstorms, blustery winds, chilly weather, and even scorching sun, you can enjoy a well-protected and comfortable ride no matter the conditions outside. You can depend on these enclosed mobility scooters to provide you with the freedom of mobility, while also ensuring a comfortable, and well-protected ride, no matter the weather conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Here we address some common queries about mobility scooters to help you make the best choice.

What are the different types of mobility scooters?

The different types of mobility scooters are travel and folding mobility scooters, heavy duty mobility scooters, all-terrain mobility scooters, fast mobility scooters, 2 seater mobility scooters, and enclosed mobility scooters.

Travel and folding mobility scooters are compact, lightweight, and can be disassembled easily, making them ideal for those who often travel or have limited storage space.

Heavy duty mobility scooters are designed to support weights of 400 lbs. or more, offering a sturdy and comfortable ride for heavier users.

All-terrain mobility scooters are engineered to handle different ground surfaces, from grass and gravel to dirt paths. They offer at least a 5” ground clearance, allowing users to go through uneven trails or city sidewalks confidently.

For people who prefer speed, the fast mobility scooters can reach top speeds of over 10 mph. Apart from speed, these scooters have sporty and modern designs.

2 seater mobility scooters are perfect for those who love company during their rides. These scooters provide an extra seat for another passenger, whether it’s a loved one, a child, or even a pet.

Lastly, for those who need protection from weather conditions, there are enclosed mobility scooters equipped with roofs, canopies and windshields. They offer the comfort and functionality of a conventional vehicle, protecting users from rain, wind, and sun while providing reliable mobility.

How far can a mobility scooter go?

A mobility scooter can go as far as 10 to 40 miles on a single charge. 

How far it goes depends on the model and type of scooter. This range includes standard mobility scooters, which are designed for shorter trips around town and can cover up to 10 miles; mid-range mobility scooters, ideal for regular use with a travel distance of 15 to 25 miles; and road-legal Class 3 mobility scooters, which offer the longest range of up to 30-40 miles on a single charge, fit for those requiring long trips.

Is there a weight limit for mobility scooters?

Yes, there is a weight limit for mobility scooters, usually between 250 to 400 pounds. 

Weight limit depends on the model and type of scooter. Each mobility scooter is designed and tested to support a certain amount of weight to ensure best performance. Most folding and travel models are able to carry up to 250-300 pounds. If your weight is more than 300 pounds, a full-size or heavy-duty mobility scooter may be needed for better support and security. It’s also important to take note that the weight limit includes any items you carry on the scooter.

How much does a mobility scooter weigh?

Mobility scooters usually weigh from 20 to 400 pounds. 

The weight of a scooter depends on its type and model. Scooters you can fold are usually lighter, weighing about 35 to 85 pounds. This makes them easy to move. Scooters that come apart weigh more, from 80 to 180 pounds. But when taken apart, the heaviest piece can weigh as little as 32 pounds for simple models, 44 pounds for middle models, or up to 57 pounds for the best heavy-duty ones.

The heaviest scooters are the medical and heavy-duty ones. They can weigh almost 400 pounds. These are made for intensive use and can carry a lot more weight.

How much does a mobility scooter cost?

A mobility scooter costs from $600 up to $7,500. 

Cost depends on the type, brand, features, and any added accessories. For standard mobility scooters, prices are usually between $600 and $4,000. Factors influencing these costs include the scooter’s size, brand, and any accessories you may choose to include.

The most expensive scooters are the heavy-duty ones. They are big, with larger motors, tires, and parts, so they work well outdoors or off-road. Because they are stronger and more powerful, they cost more, usually between $2,000 and $7,500. The price can go up if you add any extras or upgrades.

What is the average life of a mobility scooter?

The average life of a mobility scooter is usually around 3-5 years, with proper care and maintenance.

This duration can slightly vary based on how  scooter is used. For instance, a scooter used all day, every day, might need to be replaced sooner, while one that’s used less often could potentially last longer.

An important factor in extending a mobility scooter’s life is its maintenance. Regular battery charging, keeping the scooter clean, storing it in a cool, dry place, and conducting regular maintenance checks and immediate repairs when needed, are all practices that can contribute to a longer lifespan.

Can you leave a mobility scooter on charge?

Yes, you can leave a mobility scooter on charge, but only if it’s used a lot, around three times a week.

If it’s used less, unplug the charger when the battery is full. Modern chargers often have a cut-off feature, which stops charging when the battery is full. However, overcharging or always charging when not in use can cause damage. If the scooter is not used for a while, make sure to charge the battery once a month.

Can you take a fold up mobility scooter on a plane?

Yes, you can take a fold up mobility scooter on a plane, as long as the battery for that model is FAA approved.  

You can take a mobility scooter on a plane but most airlines allow small, foldable mobility scooters to be brought on board as carry-on or checked luggage, provided they meet the size and weight requirements. It is important to ensure that the battery used in the scooter complies with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations. These regulations aim to ensure the safe transportation of lithium-ion batteries, which are commonly used in mobility scooters. It is recommended to check with the airline and confirm that the battery in your fold-up mobility scooter meets the necessary FAA requirements for air travel.

What is the lightest scooter you can buy?

The lightest scooter you can buy is the EV Rider Gypsy 4-Wheel Travel Mobility Scooter. 

The lightest foldable mobility scooter weighs only 37 lbs with the battery included. It offers exceptional portability without compromising on features. It is also airline approved, allowing you to take it with you on air travel. With its compact foldable design, it can be folded to the size of a carry-on bag, making it convenient for transportation. Despite its lightweight construction, it offers an impressive range of 7-10 miles on a single charge and can carry users up to 250 lbs. With a comprehensive warranty and multiple color options to choose from, the EV Rider Gypsy scooter provides a lightweight and reliable mobility solution.

How fast do most mobility scooters go?

Mobility scooters go fast, with speeds ranging from 3 to 18 miles per hour. 

Electric mobility scooters have maximum speeds that vary depending on the model. Basic models go 3 miles per hour. Road-ready mobility scooters can reach higher speeds of up to 18 miles per hour. These are heavy duty mobility scooters specifically built for strong & durable performance. 

Mobility scooters come with different speed options to meet various needs and preferences. People can choose the right model based on how fast they want to go and how they plan to use it.

What is the difference between a mobility scooter and a power chair?

The difference between a mobility scooter and a power chair is their design and control mechanisms.

Mobility scooters are steered with a tiller handle, generally designed for both indoor and outdoor use and longer distances. These are recommended to people who have difficulty walking in stores, or public places, giving them independence to travel to nearby places on their own. Mobility scooters are stylish in design, heavy duty, and can reach speeds up to 5-15 miles per hour. These scooters are available in 3-wheel or 4-wheel configuration. Some mobility scooters offer enhanced features such as the ability to be folded or disassembled for easy transport. Some are equipped with canopies and windshields for protection, and some designed to mimic the aesthetics of traditional cars.

Power chairs are controlled by a programmable joystick and are tailored for people with more restricted mobility. They provide superior postural support with adjustable supportive seating for all-day use. They are highly maneuverable with smaller turning circles, making them great for in-home or indoor use but can also be used outdoors. Power chairs can have up to 6 wheels. They are also easy to get in and out of, as you don’t have to step across their base like you would on a mobility scooter, making them a good choice for those needing more constant support.

How long do mobility scooter batteries last?

Mobility scooter batteries last between 18 months to 3 years. 

The mobility scooter batteries’ life span depends on how often the scooter is used and how well the batteries are maintained. Some high-quality lithium mobility scooter batteries, when used correctly and maintained properly, can last up to 5 years. However, battery life can be influenced by few factors such as the user’s weight, driving style, and road conditions.

For those using their scooters once or twice a week, batteries can last up to three years, but for heavier usage, such as daily long trips, the lifespan could be between 12 and 18 months. Most manufacturers recommend planning for a battery replacement every 18 months, especially if there’s a noticeable decline in the battery’s performance.

How to replace battery in mobility scooter?

To replace battery in mobility scooter, you need to follow a few simple steps.

First, turn off the scooter’s power and remove the seat, which usually involves removing some bolts or disconnecting a locking lever. 

Second, take off the base cover using a screwdriver to expose the old battery. Always remove the black negative terminal wire first, then the red positive terminal wire to avoid short-circuits. Remove the battery and be sure to recycle it properly.

Third, place the new battery in the scooter and reconnect the wires, ensuring that the red wire connects to the positive terminal and the black wire to the negative terminal.

Fourth, put the seat back on the scooter and tighten all the screws and fasteners securely. 

Finally, fully charge the new battery before using your scooter for the first time.

Why are mobility scooters so heavy?

Mobility scooters are heavy because they are designed to be strong and safe for their user, have large batteries, and often big tires and wheels.

These design features allow mobility scooters to offer higher weight capacities, increased speeds, and extended mileage. The sturdy construction ensures durability and strength, while the larger batteries provide plenty of power for outdoor usage. The inclusion of larger tires with specialized treads enhances traction and stability, allowing mobility scooters to go through different types of terrain with ease. 

Do mobility scooters arrive fully assembled?

Some larger mobility scooters do come fully assembled, but not all do. Smaller scooters in particular are likely to require assembly. 

Heavy duty mobility scooter models are more likely to arrive fully assembled and ready to use, but some units designed for easy travelling may arrive pre-assembled or require minimal assembly. 

If you prefer assistance with assembly, you can consider choosing the white-glove delivery option at checkout, which provides professional help in setting up the mobility scooter upon delivery.

What is the difference between an e scooter and a mobility scooter?

The difference between an e scooter and a mobility scooter is that mobility scooters are specifically designed for elderly people or those lacking mobility. E scooters are designed for the general populace. 

E scooters are used by people with no mobility issues. Electric scooters are motorized scooters that people usually ride for fun or short trips. They are like a recreational vehicle. 

Mobility scooters are specially made to help people with limited mobility get around. They have features like comfortable seats, armrests, and a steering handle to make it easier for those who have trouble walking. Mobility scooters are meant to provide support and stability for people who need assistance, while electric scooters are more for personal transportation and may not offer the same level of help.

What can go wrong with a mobility scooter?

Several issues can go wrong with a mobility scooter. 

The most common problems include battery issues, damage to the motor, tire problems, worn-out replaceable parts, and potential issues with steering control and ignition. 

Battery-related problems can happen because of limited charge and the need of regular charging. If you drive on rough surfaces, the motor can get damaged. Also, if the tires are old and worn out, it can be harder to steer and stay balanced. Like any machine, mobility scooters might need some parts replaced as they get older.

Is financing available for mobility scooters?

Yes, financing options are available for mobility scooters.

We have partnered with PayTomorrow and Klarna to offer easy financing options at online checkout, allowing you to purchase the mobility scooter you desire.

Are mobility scooters returnable?

Yes, mobility scooters are returnable, under certain conditions.

If a cancellation is made within 24 hours of the purchase and the item has not yet shipped, a 100% refund is available. After 24 hours or once the item has shipped, returns, refunds, or exchanges can still be made within 14 days of delivery. However, specific conditions must be met, including the item being unused, clean, undamaged (except for noted damages during delivery), and packaged in its original condition. A 20% restocking fee and potential shipping charges may apply. Return shipping is the responsibility of the customer, and obtaining a Returns Authorization is necessary by contacting customer support. It’s important to note that White Glove Delivery fees are non-refundable after 24 hours of purchase.

How much does shipping cost for a handicap scooter?

Shipping cost for a handicap scooter is free if you’re in the contiguous USA apart from select models.

The product page for each item clearly states whether free shipping applies. Additional shipping charges may apply for shipments to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and other non-contiguous USA locations. It’s important to check the “Options & Upgrades” section of each product for the specific fee associated with White Glove Delivery, which is typically around $259.