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Mobility Scooters

Ability Healthcare offers the a selection of three-wheeled scooters and four-wheeled mobility scooters at low prices. With upto 14 different mobility scooters available, starting at $1295, we can meet everyone's scooter needs.  Not sure where to start? The following overview will answer basic questions and get you on your way

Before you start...

Read about the eduation package developed by NRMA

Motorised Scooter Information Factsheet

Australian Road Rules (related to pedestrians)

Scooter Safe Training Resources

Transportable/Travel Mobility Scooters
These scooters are just what their name implies, ready to get you on the road. Models in this category disassemble into 4 pieces for easy transport in the trunk of most cars. These travel scooters are easy to lift into the trunk with the heaviest piece on some models weighing as little as 12 kilograms. Sealed batteries make them transport safe. As you might imagine, these travel scooters are compact so we don't recommend them for people over 5'10" or 120 kilograms. Some of the great choices include Pride and Stirling scooters.

Three-Wheeled Mobility Scooters
A step up in size and features from the travel scooters, these scooters offer full-sized comfort with three-wheeled maneuverability. They are the perfect choice if your mobility needs demand an scooter that you can use both indoors and out. With weight capacities up to 160 kilograms and available features like power-elevating seats, there is a mobility scooter for most everybody in this category. We supply the top manufacturer brands including Pride scooters.

Four-Wheeled Mobility Scooters
When you need maximum stability or are going to be using your mobility scooter predominantly outdoors, a 4 wheel scooter can't be beat. On the larger models, the higher ground clearance and bigger tires make these a great choice for more rugged terrain, and speed tuning limited to a safe 10 klm/hr. The turning radius is wider, so the full-size models are not the best choice for indoor usage. We sell the largest of these scooters to many folks who work and play outdoors.

Heavy Duty Mobility Scooters
If you weigh over 160 kilograms, these are the mobility scooters for you. Please consult our staff for their recommendations

Scooter Maintence
Weekly and annual maintence is essential for scooter and motorised wheelchair. The main elements are care of the battery, tyres and control panel on the tiller

• The batteries shoube be charged nightly to avoid them form being discharged below 30% of the power. This lengthens the life of the battery.
• The control panel on the tillers is particularly vulnerable. Thus it is important to emphasise the need to keep any electrical coomponents dry. This applies when cleaning the scooter and also when out in wet
• Correct tyre pressure must be maintained to reduce the wear and tear of the tyre. The pressure can be modified to ther person's needs.

Common Questions

Can I take my scooter on an airplane?
Ability Healthcare advise you check directly with the airline.
We suspect they all have similar policies, so why not ring the wonderful people at

Qantas Customer Care
203 Coward Street
Mascot NSW 2020


Phone: (02) 9691 3636 within Australia or
+61 2 9691 3636 outside Australia.


Is delivery  free?
Yes, scooters will be delivered free in the Sydney Area. If you live out of Sydney we suggest you discuss your requirements with us before purchasing.

What happens if my scooter breaks down?
Ability Healthcare is here to support you through the complete sale and this includes helping you with any problems that may arise after you receive your scooter. Please contact us directly at 02 9648 1888 and we will attempt to troubleshoot it over the phone. Many times it is the flip of a switch or re-connecting a wire to help you get on your way again.

If you have a breakdown after hours some clients have found a Disabled Taxi as a suitable for method for transporting their scooter home.


Time to get honest.

• Buying a scooter out of your area because you can get it cheap is not always good idea.
• Most dealers have a return to store policy for service if you are not in their nearby catchment area.
• Most dealers will not service a scooter under warranty unless they sold it.
• Most dealers will not touch a cheapie brand at all.
• When it comes to scoooters dealers that slash prices,and usually sell out of their area are usually slashing service and support as well