4 Wheeled Scooter by Vive

Getting out and about around town to do things like see grandkids baseball games and go shopping are really important for quality of life.

But health insurance pays for the needed mobility device for in the home usage. If the primary reason for getting a device is for community activity, it won't cover it. Or if a powered wheelchair is the best device then using insurance to cover that, more expensive option is best and then purchasing a scooter can be more cost effective thn modifying the car to be able to get the power chair in.

Getting a 4 wheeled scooter is great because it can be kept in the car or garage and broken into 4 peiece so it easily fits in the trunk.

Overall Dimensions: (L x W x H) 37.7” x 19.6” x 33”

Total Weight: 88.2 lbs.

Weight of Heaviest Piece: 29lbs. (rear bese)

Seat Height (from ground): 18.5” - 21.5

Seat Width: 17”

Seat Depth: 15”

Armrest Height (above seat): 6.75”

Seat Back Height: 13”

Net Weight: 88.2 lbs.

Maximum Speed: 3.7 mph

Maximum Braking Distance: ≤5”

Minimum Turning Radius: ≤4.3ft.

Weight Limit: 265 lbs.

Maximum Travel Distance (in Theory): 12.4 mi

Get more help deciding with expert feedback in one of these 3 ways.

• Email us and an occupational therapist will respond with a clinically based answer.
• Call and talk to an occupational therapist @ 1-800-644-3612.
• Schedule a virtual home assessment with an occupational therapist so we can get our eyes on the scene and help even more!