Why Not Give Us a Call? 0845 094 3773
Choosing the right mobility scooter can open up the possibility of getting your independence back if you have limited mobility. Shopping, visiting friends, taking in fresh air and other leisure activities become a lot more manageable. Over the last 20 years or so, the number of mobility scooters sold in the UK has increased rapidly. They are now a staple alternative to public transport for many. Anyone can benefit from the renewed lease of life that they offer.
Mobility scooters come in 2 classes. Class 2 would be your smaller transportable and pavement scooters. This class would have some of the lightest weight products and the folding scooters.
Class 3 scooter would be your road legal products and come in a larger format. These products have lights as standard, cover more distance and better ride quality.
Yes. Ideally, your mobility scooter should be stored outside in an enclosed, lockable space. This will not only prevent your scooter from being stolen, but it will also reduce exposure to the elements when not in use.
It depends on the make and model of your mobility scooter. However, you may need to replace your battery (as an estimated minimum) every 12 months. If you take care of your batteries and charge your vehicle as recommended, you can expect them to last longer.
We supply a wide range of mobility scooters, all at varying prices. What you pay will depend on what you need from your mobility scooter, so get in touch to speak to one of our experts today.
