A simple monthly maintenance checklist for your mobility scooter
Ten minutes once a month prevents most of the faults we get called out to. None of it needs tools and none of it needs any mechanical knowledge.
Plain-English guides to buying, using and looking after a mobility scooter, powerchair, wheelchair or riser recliner β written by the team who sell and service them.
Ten minutes once a month prevents most of the faults we get called out to. None of it needs tools and none of it needs any mechanical knowledge.
Most of the call-outs we attend for a dead scooter turn out to be one of five simple things. Work down this list before you ring anyone β it takes...
Batteries are the most expensive thing you will replace on a mobility scooter, and the easiest to kill by accident. Almost all of it comes down to one habit: charge...
Flying, ferries, trains and coach trips β all doable, all needing a phone call in advance. The battery is the thing that decides most of it.
If you buy a Class 3 road-legal scooter you need to register it with the DVLA. It is one form, it is free, and there is no test to sit....