Best Mobility Scooters
Getting out and about should feel easy, not like hard work. Our mobility scooters keep you independent, so you can get to the shops, the park or a friend's place whenever you choose. Explore the full range below, part of our wider mobility aids collection.
A mobility scooter can hand back the freedom to get where you want to go, comfortably and at your own pace. Here you'll find our full range of mobility scooters for sale, brought together so you can compare your options side by side. It's one of the most trusted ranges of mobility scooters Australia has to offer, whether you're shopping for yourself or someone you care for.
Choosing the Right Mobility Scooter
The right mobility scooter is simply the one that fits your daily life: where you'll use it, how far you travel, and where you'll keep it. Here's what to look for as you compare the range.
Folding & Portable Mobility Scooters
Folding and portable mobility scooters are light, compact and quick to pack down. They fit in a car boot and travel well, so they suit you if you're often on the move or short on storage space. Many lightweight models are easy to lift and ideal for holidays and caravan trips.
Full-Size & Heavy-Duty Mobility Scooters
If you'll use your scooter every day or travel longer distances, a full-size or heavy-duty model gives you more comfort, a longer range and a higher weight capacity. These scooters take footpaths, kerbs and uneven ground in their stride, so you can get around with confidence.
Enclosed & Two-Seater Mobility Scooters
An enclosed mobility scooter keeps you out of the wind and rain, which makes getting out comfortable all year round. Two-seater models have room for a partner or grandchild to come along. Both suit longer outings and quieter country roads.
Using Your Funding for a Mobility Scooter
You may not need to cover the full cost yourself. A Home Care Package is government-funded support that helps you live independently at home, and it can often go towards a mobility scooter. Veterans and war widows or widowers may be eligible through the Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA). If you have an NDIS plan, mobility equipment may already be included. We're here to help. Give us a call and we'll talk it through and sort out a quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a licence to drive a mobility scooter in Australia?
No, you don't need a driver's licence. You do need to follow pedestrian road rules and stay within the legal speed limit of 10km/h.
How far can a mobility scooter travel on a single charge?
Most models travel between 15km and 45km on a single charge, depending on the battery size, the rider's weight and the type of terrain.
Can I take my folding mobility scooter on a plane?
Many folding models use airline-approved lithium batteries. Always confirm the specific requirements with your airline before you fly.
What is the difference between 3-wheel and 4-wheel scooters?
Three-wheel scooters have a smaller turning circle for indoor agility, while four-wheel models give you extra stability on outdoor surfaces.