Scooter and Wheel Chair Lifts
to Fit All Needs

If you like to get around, looking into the various types of scooter and wheel chair lifts that are available might be a pretty good idea. Rather than hassle with trying to see if your wheelchair or power scooter can cram into the trunk of the car, and having to deal with all that heavy lifting, the right lift can be a blessing, cutting down heavily on hassle time and headaches.

A lift for every scooter and chair

Whether you operate a small, lightweight wheel chair just to get around the house, or you rely on a heavy duty scooter to travel long distances, there's a mobility lift with your name on it.

The difference between one chair or scooter and the next is as significant as the difference from one user to the next, so it's important to make sure the lift you're getting fits your chair to a T. You don't want to install an electric lift to the back of your car only to find it can't handle your heavy scooter, nor do you want to install a heavy duty lift for a lightweight chair.

Additionally, there are lifts designed for cars, trucks, vans, or just about every type of vehicle.

PaceSaver offers an option for every user, so there's no need to worry about not being able to find what you need and having to settle for a lift that isn't really suited to your chair or scooter.

Here are just a few of the available wheel chair lifts. . .

Heavy duty scooter lifts

These are, as the name suggests, heavy duty lifts meant to handle the heavier scooters, such as the bariatrics models or big and tall scooters. There are heavy duty lifts available to be mounted on the back of a car, as well as lifts built to lift scooters into vans, so there should be one to match not only your scooter, but your vehicle, and your lifestyle.

Magnum lifts

The name may suggest that these are meant for heavier scooters, but magnum lifts are also available for regular wheelchairs and lightweight scooters.

Handicap lifts

Handicap scooter and wheelchair lifts are intended to help in transporting wheelchairs for the more physically handicapped. These are generally made to be easier to operate, and to compensate for the disability of the user.

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