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Mobility scooters - Helping find the right one for you.

Our mission statement:

1. To provide  information on electric mobility scooters to aid you in purchasing the right scooter for your needs.
2. To put you in contact with a reputable and reliable mobility company which adhere to not only our strict checks but also relevant recommendations laid down by the Trading Standards. Click here for further information.

Consideration before you buy a mobility scooter:

•  3 or 4 wheels – 3 wheels generally offer greater maneuverability, ideal for use in shops. 4 wheels offer greater stability ideal for general day to day use. 4 wheel scooters are likely to have a greater distance range and the ability to carry a heavier weight.
• 4 mph or 8 mph – 4 mph electric scooters are restricted to pavement use only. 8mph are allowed to be used on the road and pavement as long as the scooter can be restricted to 4mph for pavement use. 8 mph scooters are liable to be register with the DVLA click on link to the side for further information.
• Range capacity – Scooters will vary in the range they can cover per charge. If you plan on traveling long distance per charge you will need a scooter with a high range.
• Lights – If you plan to travel at night you will require lights.
• Weight capacity – Each scooter has a different maximum rider weight capacity. Check before you buy if this is an issue.
• Transportable or not – If you intend to transport your scooter in your car ensure the scooter you buy in transportable, and can be dismantled easily and when dismantled each section is light enough to lift and place in you car.

Question to ask before you buy a mobility scooter:

• Do they offer national coverage?
• Does the company offer an assessment if required; ensuring you buy is the right one for you?
• Will they assemble scooter when delivered?
• Will they complete a safety check and demonstrate the scooter?
• Does the company offer a full warranty and visit YOU should anything break. Some companies will require the scooter to be sent back to the manufacturer in the original packaging to be repaired, you may have to pay for the postage.
• Does the company employ their own technicians to repair any faults?
• Do they offer any other mobility products which may be of interest?

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Frequently Asked Question...

These common questions may assist in your research.

Do I need insurance?

Currently there is no legal requirement for you to insure your mobility scooters. It is however recommended to take insurance to cover against an accident or if you become the victim of a crime.

Do I need road tax?

Click here for information on latest mobility scooters road tax requirements.

What is the traveling range?

Ranges vary depending on the model, usually ranging from 8 to 30 miles. Check with the manufactures guidelines.

What maintenance is involved?

New mobility scooters require very little maintenance, other than their annual service. It is recommended that certain steps are undertaken to ensure long life;

Clean your mobility scooter

Keep it looking good, but also prevent unnecessary wear. Don't let your mobility scooter get too wet if you are caught in the rain, dry your mobility scooter to prevent corrosion

Battery charging

Charge your battery according to the manufactures guideline to receive optimum performance

Storage

Store in a dry place if possible to prevent weathering wear

Manufactures Guide

Refer to mobility scooters  guide to maximum weight to prevent overloading.

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