Mobility Scooters
Mobility scooters,matched to how you live.
Pick the type that fits how you will use it, or answer four quick questions and we will point you to one.
Question 1 of 4
About how much does the rider weigh?
This sets a safe weight capacity.
Will the scooter need to ride in a car?
Where will you mostly ride it?
How tight are the spaces you turn in?
Can you fold or take it apart to load it in the car?
Our suggestion
A scooter suits a rider who can sit upright and steer with both hands. If that is hard, a power wheelchair may fit better. Compare scooters and power chairs →
Shop by type
Lightest to lift
Made to travel
Turns tightest
Most stable
Higher capacity
Built for outdoors
Six kinds of mobility scooter
Pick the one that fits how you will use it. Or see every scooter →
Lightest to lift
Folding
Folds in seconds into one light piece for a trunk or a plane. The easiest to lift and store when space is tight. Shop folding →
Made to travel
Travel and portable
Breaks into a few light pieces that pack into most car trunks, so it travels with you for errands and trips. Shop travel scooters →
Turns tightest
3-wheel
One wheel up front turns in a tighter circle and leaves more room for your feet, which is easiest in stores and around the house. Shop 3-wheel →
Most stable
4-wheel
Four wheels give you extra stability on uneven ground and around curves, a steadier ride for outdoors and longer trips. Shop 4-wheel →
Higher capacity
Heavy duty
A stronger frame, a wider seat, and the highest weight capacity, with more range and power for a larger rider or longer days. Shop heavy duty →
Built for outdoors
Recreational
An all-terrain build for grass, gravel, and paths, with bigger tires and more ground clearance for getting out and staying out. Shop recreational →
Independence
Keep doing what you love, wherever it takes you.
