A motorized wheelchair or a power scooter is a great choice if you have limited mobility due to an existing medical condition. If you desire the freedom to go when and where you want, Ability Center has a wide selection of Pride® mobility products to help get you moving.
Top-ranking mobility with a spacious deck for your feet and legs and a comfortable 17″ x 17″ swivel seat.
MSRP $1,529
Experience unique 4-wheel mobility and the versatility of driving a compact mobility scooter.
MSRP $2,129
Standard comfort features in this portable electric wheelchair include two seat width options (20″ or 18″), swing-out storage compartments below, and an accessory mount on the back so you can add a cane holder or oxygen holder.
MSRP $2,339
This time-tested mobility scooter wins in both design and functionality, with a two-point Comfort-Trac Suspension that lets you glide over rough gravel and grassy lawns.
MSPR $2,659
Victory LX Sport riders rave about its smooth controls, comfortable and fully adjustable captain’s chair, and the numerous features that come standard.
MSRP $3,569
Bundle your selected scooter or chair with a Harmar® lift for your vehicle, plus other products to make your life easier. The more you purchase, the more you can save.
Contact us to get your bundle started.
Yes, Ability Center offers financing on mobility equipment including scooters, their routine maintenance, and any repairs. Learn more about our mobility product financing.
To find a mobility scooter for sale near you, please visit your nearest Ability Center location or call us at 833-919-2581.
How often you need to charge the batteries for your mobility device is determined by how often you use it. If you use your product daily, charge its batteries as soon as you finish using it for the day. We recommend charging your product’s batteries for at least 8 to 14 hours after daily use. If you use your product less frequently, we recommend charging the batteries 8-14 hours twice a week for a maintenance charge.
If you are receiving coverage through Medicare or Medicaid, you may qualify for coverage on a mobility device. You must have a medical need for Medicare to cover the cost of a mobility scooter. Please contact your insurance provider to get exact answers to your questions regarding coverage for your specific policy.
