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COMMON QUESTIONS
WHICH BRANDS ARE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE?
As a Pride Mobility Dealer we offer New Mobility Scooters, Powerchairs and Wheelchairs. In our pre-owned inventory we currently stock Pride, Shoprider and CTM brands.
DO YOU DELIVER AND PICK UP FROM MY HOME?
Yes, we offer a delivery and pick up service to all our clients.
ARE ALL SCOOTERS, POWERCHAIRS AND WHEELCHAIRS PRE-ASSEMBLED?
Yes, at Mobility Scooters Australia, all product goes through a pre-delivery checklist in our workshop which includes:
Testing of all Electrical Components
Assembly of Product
Adjustment on-site to suit each individual client
DO YOU SERVICE ALL MAKES AND MODELS OF SCOOTERS AND MOBILITY DEVICES?
With over 16 years of experience we are able to work on and service most recognised brands of Mobility devices in our workshop.
DO YOU OFFER IN-HOME SALES CONSULTATION?
We find that 99% of buyers are all in-home sales. As a family run business we are able to offer this personal service to all our clients.
HOW OFTEN WILL MY SCOOTER REQUIRE MAINTENANCE?
It is recommended by manufacturers that you have maintenance performed annually to avoid accidents as well as to safeguard your warranty. We are able to perform this maintenance in our fully equipped workshop. This will also ensure that your scooter will be ready to perform when you need it. It should be noted that scooters put in demanding situations such as tough terrain or heavy payloads can require major overhauls every 3-4 years.
DO I REQUIRE A LICENSE FOR MY MOBILITY SCOOTER?
In Queensland it is a requirement that you register your mobility scooter if you plan to use it in public areas. This service is free and can be carried out by our staff at Mobility Scooters Australia or by visiting your nearest Department of Transport and Main Roads. The purpose of the registration is to provide free third party insurance for the authorised user. It is also important to note that when you are using your mobility scooter on footpaths you will follow the same road rules as pedestrians. Further information can be obtained by visiting the QLD Transport website.