Mobility Scooters

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Find the right scooter for errands, travel, and all-day comfort — from folding travel models to heavy-duty all-terrain rides.

Which scooter style is right for me?
  • 3-Wheel — Tighter turning radius for indoors and tight store aisles.
  • 4-Wheel — Maximum stability for outdoor use and uneven ground.
  • Folding / Travel — Folds or takes apart to fit a car trunk; check the battery rating with your airline before you fly.
  • Lightweight — Takes apart into lighter pieces, so no single lift is as heavy.
  • Heavy Duty — Higher weight capacity and rugged, all-terrain capability.

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Mobility Scooters — product list

66 products

Compare mobility scooters from Afikim, Amigo, Enhance Mobility, Golden Technologies, Monarch Mobility, Pride Mobility and WHILL by how you will use them: how the scooter travels, how much it carries and how far it goes on a charge. Every listing shows the manufacturer's weight capacity, range, top speed and, where the manufacturer publishes it, the heaviest piece you would lift.

Figures below are the manufacturers' published specifications for the scooters we list in each group (a scooter can appear in more than one group). Real range depends on rider weight, terrain, temperature and battery condition.

Scooter types compared
Type How it travels Weight capacity Range per charge Top speed Heaviest piece
Folding Folds down for the car trunk 250–400 lb 9–22 mi 3.6–6 mph 30–58 lb (7 of 13 models)
Lightweight travel Takes apart into lighter pieces, or folds 250–400 lb 7–22 mi 3.6–6 mph 28–58 lb (18 of 24 models)
Full-size Larger frame for everyday riding 325–500 lb 12–30 mi 4.7–9.3 mph 42.5–67.5 lb (6 of 8 models)
Heavy-duty Highest weight capacities 297–500 lb 16–38 mi 5–11 mph 68–256 lb (8 of 15 models)

Buying guide

Find the right scooter

Not sure which scooter suits you? Answer five questions in the scooter finder or put models side by side in compare scooters.

Browse by need: travel and portable scooters, heavy-duty scooters and folding scooters. Own a scooter already? See replacement batteries and the parts finder.

Start with how the scooter will travel

A folding scooter collapses into one package you lift or roll. A take-apart travel scooter separates into several lighter pieces, so no single lift is as heavy but you handle more pieces. Where the manufacturer publishes it, the heaviest piece of a full-size scooter here is 42.5–67.5 lb and of a heavy-duty scooter 68–256 lb. If one person will load the scooter into a car alone, compare the heaviest piece, not the total weight. See folding scooters and lightweight travel scooters.

Read the spec lines the same way for every model

  • Weight capacity: the manufacturer's maximum, 250–500 lb across the scooters we list. Choose a model whose maximum is above your weight, with room for what you carry; the owner's manual states what the figure includes.
  • Range: the manufacturer's figure per charge, 7–40 miles across our scooters. 34 models also list a shorter range for the standard battery when the headline figure uses an optional larger battery, so check which battery the number refers to.
  • Turning radius: the tightest circle the scooter can turn. In our range the median is 38″ for 3-wheel models and 53″ for 4-wheel models.
  • Heaviest piece: the weight of the largest piece after the scooter is taken apart or folded, which is what you lift into a car. Not every manufacturer publishes it.
  • Ground clearance: 1–5.5″ across our scooters; more clearance helps over curbs and uneven paths.

Flying or cruising with a scooter

Airline rules depend on the battery type and its watt-hour rating, and each airline sets its own procedures. Contact your airline before you book and have the battery details from the product page ready. Cruise lines also set their own rules for mobility scooters.

Delivery, returns and service

Each product page states how that scooter ships and has its own returns and warranty details; read them before you order, or call us at (803) 926-1493. See shipping and returns. Mobility scooter repairs are handled at our West Columbia, South Carolina service center: see repairs.

Frequently asked questions

Which type of mobility scooter should I choose?
Start with how it will travel. Folding and lightweight travel scooters are made to go in a car; full-size and heavy-duty scooters carry more and go farther but are heavier to move. Then check the weight capacity, range and turning radius against how you will ride. The scooter finder asks five questions to narrow the choice.
Which scooters are easiest to put in a car?
Folding and lightweight travel scooters. The lightest folding scooter we list, the Monarch Genie Ultralight, weighs 27 lb without its battery (31 lb with it); for take-apart travel scooters, compare the heaviest piece, 28–58 lb where the manufacturer publishes it. The guide above gives the heaviest-piece range for full-size and heavy-duty models.
How far will a mobility scooter go on one charge?
The range on each listing is the manufacturer's figure, 7–40 miles across the scooters we sell. Your range depends on rider weight, terrain, temperature and battery condition. Some models quote their range with an optional larger battery and also list the standard-battery range.
Is a 3-wheel or a 4-wheel scooter better?
It depends on where you ride. In our range, 3-wheel models tend to turn in a tighter circle (median 38″ turning radius against 53″ for 4-wheel models), which helps indoors. A 4-wheel scooter has a wheel at each corner. Compare the turning radius and ground clearance of the models you are considering.
What does "heaviest piece" mean?
It is the weight of the largest piece once the scooter is taken apart or folded, which is the most you would lift into a car at once. When the manufacturer publishes it, we show it on the listing.
Can I take a mobility scooter on a plane?
Airline rules depend on the battery type and its watt-hour rating, and each airline has its own procedure. Contact your airline before you book and have the battery details from the product page ready.
What weight capacity do I need?
Choose a scooter whose listed maximum weight capacity is above your weight, with room for anything you carry. Capacities run from 250 to 500 lb across the scooters we sell; the heavy-duty group has the highest. The owner's manual states exactly what the figure includes.
How is a scooter delivered, and can I return it?
Each product page states how that scooter ships and has its own returns and warranty details. Our shipping and returns page has the full policy; call (803) 926-1493 with questions before you order.