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Keeping your scooter covered
Protect your scooter with the StretchTec Cover. Breathable, soft-lined, and stretchable, it prevents scratches and rust. Available in three sizes and colours.
Rises to the challenge
The SepaRamp is a lightweight, strong aluminium ramp for wheelchairs, powerchairs, and scooters. Foldable, portable and supports up to 400kg.
Which Mobility Scooter Is Best for You?
Buying a new mobility scooter is a big investment, but it’s a practical one too. An electric scooter will help you hold on to your independence and get out and about safely, and most folding models can even be taken on holiday, so you won’t have to hire one.
There are a few different types of mobility scooter, each with features and benefits designed to suit specific needs and lifestyles. All of these can be ordered online or test-driven in one of our UK mobility showrooms. We can help you decide if you need a boot scooter, a portable scooter, class 2 invalid carriage which is ideal for pavement use, or a class 3 road legal scooter that offers longer ranges and more features.
- Folding Mobility Scooters use automatic folding frames, so there's no need for manual disassembly. With either a simple manual folding mechanism or the press of a button on electric folding models, these travel scooters fold quickly to a compact, easy to to store size, perfect for hassle-free travel on public transport.
- Travel Mobility Scooters are lightweight, portable models that can be dismantled for ease of storage and transportation. These are ideal for anyone looking to take their scooter on holiday, whether at home or abroad, or for short trips to the shops.
- Pavement Mobility Scooters are generally larger in size, with bigger batteries offering a longer travel range. You'll often find extra features, such as suspension systems and padded captain's seats, to keep you comfortable over longer distances.
- 6-8mph Mobility Scooters can travel at a maximum speed of 8mph, but must be limited to 4mph and below for pavement use. Safety features like lights, mirrors, and efficient braking systems ensure they comply with British Government requirements for Class 3 scooters. You don't need a driving license to drive a road-legal mobility scooter; however, you do need to register it with the DVLA, and insurance is recommended.
Delivery, Returns and Warranty
We offer stress-free standard delivery and enhanced home installation on all our scooters. Our returns policy covers all our scooters, and they come with a manufacturer warranty as standard, which can be enhanced for greater peace of mind through our Protect & Go policies.
More Information and Expert Advice
If you need more help deciding, we have a wealth of experience and knowledge to share with you:
- Start with our Mobility Scooter buyers guide.
- Read Natasha's Mobility Scooters advice.
- Discover our Which? recommended mobility scooters.
- Read our in-depth powered mobility advice articles.
- Or speak to one of our expert advisors on 0333 015 5000.
