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Mobility scooters in travel, mid-size and heavy duty sizes from Pride, Drive, Golden, CTM, E-Wheels and others, with three and four wheel models.

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Three wheel scooters have a tighter turning radius for indoor use, while four wheel scooters have a wider base that many riders prefer outdoors. Travel scooters break down into pieces for a car trunk, so check the weight of the heaviest piece. Mid-size and heavy duty models add larger batteries, higher weight capacities and bigger tires. Other figures to compare are top speed, range per charge, ground clearance and seat style.

Each listing shows the manufacturer's specifications and, where available, the owner's manual. For help choosing a scooter, call 1-877-861-8000, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM PT.

Shop related categories: Power wheelchairs, Accessories, All wheelchairs and scooters.

Helpful reading: Senior mobility devices guide.

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How to choose a mobility scooter

A mobility scooter suits people who can walk short distances and sit upright, but need help covering longer ones. Scooters fall into three broad groups, and the right one depends on where you will ride and how you will transport it.

Travel scooters

Travel scooters are compact and break down into pieces, or fold, for a car trunk. They are ideal for shopping trips, vacations and appointments. If you will load it yourself, look for the heaviest single section on the spec list.

Mid-size scooters

Mid-size models add bigger batteries, larger tires and more comfortable seats. They handle sidewalks and parking lots well and still come apart for transport, though the pieces are heavier.

Heavy-duty scooters

Heavy-duty scooters offer higher weight capacities, longer range, suspension and larger tires for outdoor use. They are usually transported with a vehicle lift or ramp rather than lifted by hand.

Comfort and storage

Look at seat padding, armrest adjustment and basket size, and plan a dry place to store and charge the scooter.

Specs to compare

  • Weight capacity against the rider's weight
  • Range per charge and top speed
  • Turning radius for indoor use
  • Ground clearance and tire size for curbs and grass
  • 3 or 4 wheels: maneuverability versus a wider base

If steering with a tiller is difficult, compare power wheelchairs. Baskets, bags and batteries are in accessories, and you can see the whole range in wheelchairs and scooters. Our senior mobility devices guide covers more options.

Reach our team at 1-877-861-8000 on weekdays between 9 AM and 6 PM PT with questions.

Scooters: frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a 3-wheel and 4-wheel scooter?

A 3-wheel scooter usually turns more tightly and gives more legroom, while a 4-wheel scooter has a wider base that feels steadier, especially outdoors.

Can a mobility scooter fit in a car?

Travel scooters break down into several lighter pieces for a car trunk. Check the weight of the heaviest piece on the product page.

How far can a scooter go on one charge?

Range depends on the model, battery, rider weight and terrain. Each product page lists the manufacturer's maximum range per charge.

Can I return a scooter?

Most items can be returned within 30 days of delivery, and a 20% restocking fee applies. Contact us before sending anything back so we can issue return instructions.

Who can help me choose?

Call us at 1-877-861-8000, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM PT.

More questions? Call 1-877-861-8000 (Mon-Fri, 9 AM-6 PM PT) or see our FAQ.

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