Outrider Coyote 4WD All Terrain 4×4 Wheelchair

A full list of accessories can be seen in the options and upgrades for this product HERE.

With standard delivery, accessories are not assembled on the wheelchair at time of delivery. With white glove delivery, Outrider Coyote accessories will be attached and Diestco accessories can be attached by request.

We sell all our wheelchairs at the minimum price (MAP) the manufacturer allows us to advertise for. If we advertise for cheaper, we could be prosecuted. This means we are cheaper or at the same price as all dealers complying with the rules. If you find another site selling for cheaper, we will price match, so long as they are within MAP. All terrain wheelchairs can be expensive because of the following reasons: The recent skyrocketing of shipping prices, coupled with rising inflation, have made these 4x4 wheelchairs significantly more expensive than they were, say one year ago.

Many heavy-duty/recreational wheelchairs do not qualify as medical devices under Medicare/Medicaid and private insurance strict rules. Though you might be disabled and using the device in a full medical sense, Medicare/Medicaid and private insurance seem to want to save as much money as they can, and do so by making the rules about which models qualify very strict. You might have spent significant time trying to find a Medicare/Medicaid provider online, to no avail. This is because it’s actually very hard for dealers to become Medicare providers, again making it hard for patients to get free wheelchairs, again saving the insurance money. We don’t work with Medicare. We also do not bill private insurances directly. Some private insurances may reimburse you outside of Medicare’s framework. To check if your insurer does this, we recommend contacting them directly and asking. If they say yes, we’re happy to provide invoices/proof of purchases so you can get your money back from your insurer. Here’s a full disclaimer with regard to Medicare/Medicaid: Notice to Medicare/Medicaid Beneficiaries. Medicare will pay for medical equipment and supplies only if a supplier has a Medicare supplier number. Heavy Duty Mobility does not have a Medicare supplier number. Medicare will not pay for any medical equipment and supplies we sell or rent to you. You will be personally and fully responsible for payment.

To purchase over the phone, simply call our toll-free number 1-888-233-5563 and we can help you from there. If you are sure about the model you want, all we would need is your payment method (easiest is credit card or cash/checking account card) and your shipping address. If you aren’t quite sure which model to choose, we can offer suggestions and advice to your heart’s content - until you’re perfectly satisfied.

After your order for the Outrider Coyote is placed, you will see a screen that looks like this one: You will also receive an email confirmation, detailing the item you brought and the price you paid. The email will come from: support@heavydutymobility.com. Your email confirmation will contain instructions regarding delivery, please read these carefully. As soon as your item ships, we will send you an email containing a tracking link. Clicking on this link will allow you to track the shipping progress of your wheelchair. If you chose standard, curbside delivery at checkout: The shipping company will call you to schedule a delivery appointment - you don’t have to take the first day available - you can delay receiving your wheelchair for a couple of days if that works better for you. We will also provide you with their number so you can call to preemptively arrange an appointment, or incase they fail to call you. The shipping company will call you usually within an hour of delivery, to let you prepare yourself at the curbside nearest to your home. The truck (very often an 18-wheeler) will deposit your wheelchair on the curbside, on a wooden crate. For more info on unpacking, see the question below “How does my product arrive, is any setup required?” If you choose White Glove Delivery at checkout: The wheelchair will be sent to a technician in your area for setup. Once they have set it up (usually 1-2 business days), they will give you a call to arrange delivery. You have paid for a premium service, so here you can really ask the tech to deliver at any time that suits you, delay for some time if you aren’t ready for delivery, etc. If in doubt, just call us at 1-888-233-5563. At the time of delivery appointment, the local technician will bring the wheelchair right into your house, wherever you want it. In most cases, the tech will be able to advise you on how to operate the wheelchair.

This very much depends on two factors: the stock status above and the processing and shipping time.  Bear in mind, different colors of the same model can have different stock statuses. The stock status for this wheelchair can be seen just under the product title at the top of the page.

• This item is picked up by UPS/FedEx within 1 to 3 business days after the order is placed. After processing and leaving the warehouse, items usually take between 4 and 21 days to arrive at their destination but can take longer from time to time. Please note these are indicative times and can vary based on how far you are from the supplier warehouse and the volume of orders being received. Also note that upgrades or extra accessory additions to your order may require extra time for installation.

• If a Outrider Coyote is showing LEAD TIME with a number of weeks indicated, the estimated ship out time is that lead time plus standard ship out and transit time indicated in the paragraph above.

  Please note, we have excellent relationships with our suppliers/manufacturers. If we are showing an item as having a lead time, it’s almost certainly the same for other dealers who might not have the most up-to-date information on the websites and may show the item as having a lead time.

• If a Outrider Coyote is showing OUT OF STOCK above, please contact us for more details. You can call us at our toll-free 888-233-5568.

  Please note, we have excellent relationships with our suppliers/manufacturers. If we are showing an item as out of stock, it’s almost certainly the same for other dealers who might not have the most up-to-date information on the websites and may show the item as in stock.

Covid has dealt a horrible blow to pretty much every industry on the planet. Right from mining materials to processing them to the factories that produce parts, shipping and freight companies - at every stage of the chain there are workforce shortages and severe delays.

Unfortunately, the way things are nowadays, with delays across the entire supply chain, if you wait until there is no lead time on your wheelchair, you might end up waiting forever. As soon as new stock comes in, it is assigned to orders that were already placed, sometimes weeks in advance. We don’t know how soon the situation will get better - and it may actually get worse before getting better again.

For this reason, customers are placing their orders as soon as they are able, to be placed on the list for as soon as the next wheelchairs are ready to ship.

Outrider Coyote generally ship from the main warehouse in North Carolina, USA.

Outrider Coyote All terrain 4x4 Wheelchairs are almost always shipped by UPS/FedEx Carriers - a freight and trucking company. In most instances, your wheelchair is delivered by 18-wheeler, unless you choose white glove delivery.

All Coyotes are shipped in a custom, reusable wooden crate, which costs $390 to produce. For this reason, a flat shipping rate of $970 will be charged for delivery to the customer's residence. This ensures safe and secure transport of your wheelchair to its destination.

We are available by:

Phone: Call 1-888-233-5563 to speak to a real human!

Live Chat: Click [xyz-ihs snippet="Live-Chat-contact-us"] to speak to a live agent - not a robot.

Email: support@heavydutymobility.com - we aim to respond within 2 business hours.

By our contact form.

The shipping company delivering your wheelchair will call you to arrange delivery. We will also give you their number so you can call them to preemptively arrange an appointment.

If you miss your delivery appointment, the shipping company will usually take your wheelchair back to their local terminal in your area and try to reschedule an appointment. There is usually no charge for one extra appointment. Please contact us to keep us in the loop if you do miss your appointment so we can ensure the wheelchair isn’t sent all the way back to the place of origin.

Especially since Covid, which made the truck driver shortage issue even worse than it was, your shipment might be delayed. If this happens, please call us 1-888-233-5563, or the number of the shipping company we provide you with so you can get an update on your shipping status.

• When your wheelchair arrives, do not sign any forms until you have opened the boxes and ascertained that everything is as it should be.
• If the external boxes are damaged, make sure to note this next to your signature. Make sure to inspect the contents before signing.
• If your wheelchair is damaged in a way that the entire wheelchair needs to be replaced, just refuse the entire delivery.
• If your wheelchair is damaged in a way that a spare part needs to be sent out and installed (eg a broken mirror), accept the delivery, and list any damaged items next to your signature.
• If you find damage after having signed for delivery without any damage notes, this can be really problematic as the shipping company may try to shift the blame onto you. This is why it’s important to check for damage, especially if the outside boxes are damaged.

If your wheelchair malfunctions, please contact us.

Sometimes we are able to troubleshoot with you over the phone to fix the issue. In other cases, it’s a matter of shipping out a simple part, say if a knob needs replacing, under warranty conditions.

If necessary and you have an in-home service warranty, we will send out a technician to your home to repair your wheelchair. The time this is valid for varies according to the plan you purchased in the “Options & Upgrades” section on this page. This includes everything besides wear & tear (such as seat wear, flat tire etc.) and the batteries, which have a different warranty policy.

Depending on your location, it might take a few days to locate a local technician, arrange an appointment etc. This warranty service is not intended as an emergency breakdown service. If you are stuck and need urgent help, call 911.

Please note, it’s really important we don’t send technicians out for nothing, so to be open with you from the start, we will let you know that if a technician comes out for a problem which isn’t under warranty or was a user error, you may be charged for this visit.

Contact us before contacting the manufacturer.

The Outrider Coyote includes a 2-year warranty covering remote shop labor and replacement parts for all non-wearable mechanical and electrical components. This warranty ensures that during the coverage period, any necessary repairs or replacements of qualifying components will be handled without additional cost for parts or remote labor. Please note that this warranty does not cover normal wear-and-tear items, such as tires and brakes, or damages resulting from accidents, improper use, or negligence. Additionally, if your wheelchair arrives damaged in transit and is completely unusable, we will replace it at no cost. For less severe transit damage that does not render the wheelchair unusable, repairs will be made under the warranty, excluding coverage for on-site labor. Replacement parts for non-warranty repairs are available for purchase at any time, and we will ship them to you. The warranty begins immediately upon purchase.

After the warranty period, you are still welcome to contact us at any time.

Parts are available through us or the manufacturer, though you will be charged for these.

If you need someone to install parts or for other labor services, local technicians are available throughout the contiguous USA , at your cost.

Contact us for help finding a tech, or for more details.

Yes, returns are possible. Please see our returns policy.

Though we cannot guarantee for all states and localities, wherever we have put this question to the law enforcement of any particular area, we have always been told this wheelchair does not need insurance.

Though we cannot guarantee for all states and localities, wherever we have put this question to the law enforcement of any particular area, we have always been told that since this wheelchair is used by and designed for disabled people, it may be ridden on the road where situations call for it.

Though we cannot guarantee for all states and localities, wherever we have put this question to the law enforcement of any particular area, we have always been told that since this wheelchair is used by and designed for disabled people, it may be ridden on pedestrian sidewalks, as long as this is done within reason.

This means riding at a safe speed where others are around and being considerate of the other users that share the sidewalk.

• Your Outrider Coyote comes with a unique ignition key, and much like a car, cannot be started without it.
• You can easily attach a motion alarm which is triggered if someone moves the wheelchair whilst it’s locked. For more information on these alarms, please call us at 1-888-233-5563.
• You can also purchase a GPS tracker which beams the current location of your wheelchair wherever it is. This way, even if a thief takes your wheelchair, you and the police can track its exact location.
• It’s best to store your wheelchair indoors if you’re able to do so.

The Outrider Coyote is super easy to drive and control.

Remember, this is a wheelchair that was designed from scratch for seniors and those with disabilities. It takes into account that you might have slower reaction times and has automatic braking whenever you let go of the throttle.

It also features slow-speed mode for confined areas or whilst you’re building up your driving skills and want to go a little slower.

Acceleration/reverse is achieved by a lever in the handlebars, and braking is automatic when you let go of the brakes.

Due to the safety automatic brakes which kick in every time you let go of the throttle, your driving might seem a little jerky at first, but most people catch on very quickly and learn to use the throttle and brakes in a way that gives a smooth ride.

This wheelchair uses wig-wag throttle acceleration, meaning you can control it with one hand, without any modifications needed.

• Rain: It’s OK and safe if you get caught in the rain once in a while, or go through an occasional puddle, but you should try to avoid a trip if you know it’s going to rain.
• Snow and ice: We cannot take responsibility for using the wheelchair in these kinds of weather conditions.
• Cold weather: Fine, though it does negatively impact the battery health and lifetime.
• Wind: Generally not an issue unless very strong winds that could tip the wheelchair over. If you have a mobility wheelchair with a canopy, remember, very strong winds can act as a sail to tip over your scooter.
• Hot sun: No issue as far as the wheelchair is concerned. Remember to take along ample hydration!

This wheelchair uses maintenance-free batteries which do not need any care until they die, after around 3 years of use.

It’s a good idea to have your wheelchair checked once a year by a qualified technician.

Call us 1-888-233-5563 to get details on a local technician in your area.

You should also call us or a local tech if you hear strange noises coming out of your wheelchair.

For this kind of wheelchair, you can expect to get a lifetime of around 7 years or more.

This obviously depends on the way you take care of your wheelchair amongst other factors.

This wheelchair will not fit in the vast majority of car trunks. It will however fit on most pickup truck beds.

If you’re planning on transporting your wheelchair on a pickup truck bed, you’ll probably need a ramp to get the wheelchair up onto the truck bed.

Please contact us for more details at our toll-free: 888-233-5563

• Electric lift: The most common solution is to purchase a platform-style vehicle lift, which sits on your trailer hitch.

  If you don’t have a trailer hitch on your vehicle, you’ll need to have one installed. The platform lowers right down to road level, you ride the wheelchair onto the platform, secure the wheelchair with provided straps and then activate a lift which raises the platform a few feet off the ground. You’ll need a vehicle that can take a max tongue weight of at least 500 lbs, so this won’t work for saloon and hatchback vehicles.

  Explore our electric lifts collection.

• Manual Platform: Like an electric lift, this has a platform which sits on your trailer hitch, but this platform does not rise and decened, instead, it has a built-in ramp which flips out, allowing you to roll the wheelchair up onto the platform.

  You’ll need a vehicle that can take a max tongue weight of at least 500 lbs, so this won’t work for saloon and hatchback vehicles.

  Explore our collection of manual platforms.

• Scooter trailer: This is a full-fledged trailer on its own wheels, which attaches to your trailer hitch.

  There is just one company that designs and produces a trailer specifically for mobility scooters & wheelchairs, or you can just get any generic trailer whose specifications match the Outrider Coyote in terms of weight and dimensions.

  Explore our collection of scooter trailers.

We do indeed. Explore our collection of vehicle lifts. Explore our collection of platform ramps. Explore our collection of scooter trailers.