Mobility scooters
4 Wheel Mobility Scooter
four wheel electric mobility scooter
This is a four wheel electric mobility scooter with a 24V 800W motor, a stated range of 30 km on a charge and a captain seat with armrests. Four wheels and front and rear suspension keep it stable on cambers and slopes, and it carries up to 182 kg.
- Range
- 30
- Top speed
- 15
- Carries
- 182
- Turning radius
- 1.8
km, about 19 miles
km/h, about 9 mph
kg
metres
Price
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The battery, the wheels and the options change the figure enough that a headline price would be wrong for most buyers, so we price the vehicle you actually want, delivery included.
Get a price for this buggyCall 020 3036 2621Specifications are the manufacturer’s own published figures for this model. Range and climbing figures are measured in level, unladen conditions, so treat them as the ceiling rather than the number to plan a hilly site around.
About the 4 Wheel Mobility Scooter
This is a four wheel mobility scooter, built for stability rather than the tight kerb work of a small boot scooter. The wide track and four wheels keep it planted where a three wheel scooter would feel light, and the captain seat, adjustable armrests and tiller suit longer trips than a lightweight scooter is made for.
The working numbers are a stated 30 km range on a charge and a 182 kg carrying capacity, on 12 inch tyres with front and rear suspension. It separates for transport and folds to a shorter height, though at 142 kg it is a scooter to ramp or trailer rather than lift into a boot.
Speed is the part to settle before buying. The manufacturer rates it at 15 km/h. UK law limits a mobility scooter to 4 mph on the pavement as a class 2, or 8 mph on the road as a class 3, so tell us where it will be used and we will confirm the right class and speed limit for you before you order.
Where a four wheel scooter suits
- Longer outings where a small pavement scooter runs short on range or comfort
- Uneven ground, cambers and slopes, where four wheels and suspension hold a line
- Riders who want a supportive captain seat with armrests rather than a lightweight boot seat
- Estates, parks and resorts providing accessible transport on private land
What it will not do
- One seat. It carries a single rider and light shopping, not a passenger.
- At 142 kg it is not a boot scooter. It separates for transport but is ramped or trailered rather than lifted into a car.
- Speed and pavement or road use are set by class in the UK. We confirm the class and speed limit for your use before you order rather than after.
4 Wheel Mobility Scooter specification
The full figures for this model, as published by the manufacturer. Where a figure is not published we leave the row out rather than estimate it.
Performance
- Top speed
- 15 km/habout 9 mph, manufacturer figure
- Range on a charge
- 30 kmabout 19 miles, as stated by the manufacturer
- Climbing capacity
- 15%
- Braking distance
- 4.6 m
- Turning radius
- 1.8 m
- Carrying capacity
- 182 kg
Motor and battery
- Motor
- 24V, 800W
- Controller
- 24V, 120A
- Battery
- 2 x 12V 45Ah
- Charger
- 24V 5A
Dimensions
- Length, width, height
- 1320 x 685 x 1350 mm1.32 m long
- Folded height
- 1050 mm
- Gross weight
- 142 kg
Wheels
- Tyres
- 12 inch
Options
Fitted to order. Tell us which you want and they are priced in the quote.
- 75Ah battery for a longer range
- Sun canopy
- Rain cover enclosure
- Solid puncture proof tyres
- Rear bag
- Cane holder
Questions about the 4 Wheel Mobility Scooter
- How far will this mobility scooter go on one charge?
- The manufacturer states 30 km, which is about 19 miles, on level ground with a single rider. Hills, cold weather and a full load shorten it, so treat that as the ceiling. A 75Ah battery is offered where a longer range is needed.
- Is it road legal in the UK?
- Mobility scooters are regulated by class rather than type approval. A class 2 scooter is for the pavement at up to 4 mph; a class 3 is for the road at up to 8 mph, with lights and indicators. The manufacturer rates this one at 15 km/h, so tell us where it will be used and we will confirm the right class and speed limit before you order.
- Can it be carried in a car?
- It separates for transport and folds to a shorter height, but at 142 kg it is not a boot scooter. Most buyers move it on a trailer or up a ramp. If you need a scooter to lift into a car boot, tell us and we will point you at a lighter one.
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Not sure whether to buy or hire
As a rule, buying wins if you would use it more than a few weeks a year or need it available without arranging anything. Below that, hiring usually costs less and takes the maintenance off you. The calculator works it through on your own numbers rather than ours.