Scooter Care & Maintenance

This article explains everything you need to know about mobility scooter batteries, including the differences between sealed lead-acid and lithium-ion, how to charge and store them properly, what to expect when flying with them, how long they typically last, and why lithium-ion batteries made for medical scooters are designed to be safe. It also offers simple tips to help you get the best performance and value from your battery.

Here are some do's and don's with regard to keeping your brand new scooter looking and operating like new.

It’s getting cold up north, and we wanted to give you some information on caring for your Mobility Scooter Batteries during the winter season.

More people are trading gasoline-powered vehicles for electric power mobility scooters, and the benefits are hard to ignore: Zero Gas, Lower Costs, Cleaner for the Planet, Low Maintenance and Perfect for Short Trips to name a few!

Learn seven essential safety tips for using a mobility scooter in winter, including why streets are never safe, how to avoid icy hazards, and when rideshare may be the smarter choice.

A clear, practical guide to the newest U.S. air-travel rules affecting wheelchair and mobility-scooter users. Learn the 10 essential things travelers need to know — from airline handling requirements and battery rules to documentation tips and what to expect during upcoming DOT rule changes.

This article explains why lithium-ion and sealed lead acid (SLA) batteries cannot be safely or effectively swapped in power mobility scooters and wheelchairs. It breaks down six key electrical and safety differences that make the two chemistries incompatible. Learn how using the wrong battery type can damage equipment, void warranties, and create serious safety risks.