4x4 mobility scooters are great if you like to explore your local park or if you live in an area with lots of country roads that can sometimes be uneven or made from gravel. These mobility scooters are also the right choice if you just want something that has a high user weight capacity and can offer a more durable mobility experience. Reaching speeds of up to 8 mph, these off-road mobility scooters are able to get you to your destination quicker than a pavement scooter. Because of their higher speed, indicators & rear view mirrors, these 4x4 scooters are fantastic for use on the road as well as off. Travel on the road & the pavement with speed control that allows you to adjust the maximum speed of your mobility scooters, giving you more control when you're driving.

A foldable mobility scooter is a lightweight scooter that can have 3 or 4 wheels, and which can either fold or be dismantled, allowing for easier storage and transportation. These portable mobility scooters are ideally suited for those who need to travel on shorter journeys, such as to the local shop or to visit nearby friends or family.

These scooters are large and offer a much more comfortable ride. They are ideal for the use around shopping centre's and will allow you to go in and out of shops with confidence. They better handle uneven ground (i.e normal pavements). They can go up steep hills, off-road and have a battery that lasts longer, allowing for longer journeys. Although the seat can be removed and the Tiller lowered, these scooters will not fit into the boot of a car like a portable scooter. However, they will fit into a specialist vehicle.

A rollator walking frame is a mobility device that usually consists of a foldable frame connected to 3 or 4 wheels, with handlebars for holding and typically a seat for temporarily sitting down or resting. A rollator walker can be used by someone with mobility concerns as a mobility aid for additional support.

A wheelchair is a mobility device used to provide mobility to those who have disability issues. All wheelchairs are fitted with wheels for use as a means of transport by a person who is unable to walk as a result of illness, injury, or disability.