The Mobility Scooter Guide

September 5, 2008

Heavy Duty Scooters

Filed under: mobility scooters

Walking around is often times very difficult for seniors or those who have been injured. For these people, it might not be possible to go places that require a lot of walking. Even things like going grocery shopping can become difficult for the mobility challenged, so some times a mobility scooter is used.

Mobility scooters are personal people carriers that operate in a manner that is similar to electric wheelchairs. They are controlled by the driver and use one or more batteries to power an electric motor. The main advantage to electric over gasoline, is that electric motors are safe for use indoors and outdoors, but there are many other differences that make electricity the better choice.

People who use mobility scooters are able to drive them almost anywhere, but not all scooters are intended for rough use. If you need something rugged and with the ability to go virtually anywhere a heavy duty scooter might be for you.

Heavy duty scooters can be driven almost anywhere and feature larger tires, improved suspension, higher ground clearance, reinforced bumpers, and many other special features that make these units very rugged and functional. These types of scooters cost a little more though and also are fairly heavy, which means you will probably need to invest in a vehicle scooter lift.

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