Mobility Scooters
Mobility scooters at Valuhub Canada range from portable folding travel models to compact city, full-size and heavy-duty all-terrain scooters. All have four wheels for a steady ride. Designed to help with getting around outdoors, they suit seniors, travellers and anyone who tires on long walks.
EZee Elite Portable Mobility Scooter CH4030, Single Front-Wheel Drive
EZee Life Classic Portable Mobility Scooter CH4028, Dual Front-Wheel Drive
EZee Life Rover 4 Mobility Scooter CH4040, Split-Frame Outdoor Scooter
Heartway Brio S19F+ Small Portable Mobility Scooter
Heartway Monster X S12 Heavy-Duty All-Terrain Mobility Scooter
Heartway PF7 Royal 4 Large Mobility Scooter, 1300W
Heartway PF7S Large Mobility Scooter with Canopy, 1500W
Heartway Zen S11 Compact Urban Mobility Scooter
Moving Life ATTO Foldable Travel Mobility Scooter
Moving Life ATTO Sport Foldable Mobility Scooter
Movo Brome 4-Wheel Mobility Scooter, 700W
Mobility scooters for travel, errands and outdoor trips
Valuhub's mobility scooters collection brings together four-wheel electric scooters designed to help you get around outside the home. The range covers portable folding travel models, compact city scooters, large full-size scooters and heavy-duty all-terrain scooters.
Valuhub Canada offers these scooters for seniors, travellers and anyone who finds long walks tiring. They suit trips to the shops, the park or a family visit. Need to get a scooter up a step or into a van? Our mobility ramps can help.
Mobility scooters at a glance
Types of mobility scooters in this collection
Four main kinds of scooter make up this collection. They are listed here from the largest group to the smallest.
Portable and folding travel scooters
Portable and folding travel scooters are the largest group in this range. A folding mobility scooter folds or comes apart to fit a car boot or closet. Each portable mobility scooter pairs a light frame with a small footprint for malls and airports. Check each product page for folded size and the weight of the heaviest part.
Compact urban scooters
Compact urban scooters are made for tight spaces such as shop aisles, lifts and short city trips. They keep the body narrow so the scooter turns easily near doorways. A compact mobility scooter suits daily errands better than long rides. Look at the seat size and battery range on the product page before you choose.
Large full-size scooters
Large full-size scooters add a bigger seat, more legroom and stronger motors for longer rides. Product pages list motors of 1,300 W and 1,500 W, and one large model comes with a canopy. A full-size scooter suits riders who spend most of the day outdoors and want a roomy ride.
Heavy-duty and all-terrain scooters
A heavy duty mobility scooter is built for gravel paths, grass and uneven ground. An all terrain mobility scooter has larger wheels and more ground clearance than a travel scooter. The range includes an all-terrain heavy-duty model and a split-frame outdoor model. Pair them with a ramp for vans and steps.
Check each product page for exact sizes, weight capacity and battery range.
How do you choose a mobility scooter?
Match battery range to your day
Add up your longest trip in kilometres, then add 30 percent for cold weather and hills. Pick a scooter whose listed battery range covers that total.
Measure doors and storage
Many interior doors are 76 to 81 cm (30 to 32 in) wide. Measure your doorways, hallway turns and car boot, then compare them with the scooter's size on its product page.
Check weight capacity
Choose a model whose weight capacity is at least 10 percent above your weight plus any bags you carry. The extra margin keeps the ride steady and the motor under less strain.
Think about the ground
Smooth sidewalks need little clearance. Gravel, grass and curbs call for larger wheels and more ground clearance. Look at all-terrain and split-frame models for those routes.
Plan where to charge it
Most scooter batteries charge in several hours, so an overnight spot near an outlet works well. Make sure the scooter and charger can sit there without blocking a doorway.
Where do mobility scooters work best?
Mobility scooters work best for daily errands in the neighbourhood. A mobility scooter for seniors, compact or portable, fits shop aisles, building lifts and sidewalks. A trip for groceries or the pharmacy then needs less effort. Indoors, a walker may be easier, so also see our rollators and walkers.
Travel and family visits are another strong use. A travel mobility scooter can ride in a car boot and come out at the other end. That helps with cottage weekends and holidays. Always check the folded size and the weight of the heaviest part before you plan a trip.
Outdoor routes such as parks, trails and gravel paths suit heavy-duty and all-terrain scooters. Their larger wheels handle uneven ground better than travel models do. If you need a different kind of support, browse our wheelchairs or the wider mobility aids range.
How do you set up and care for a mobility scooter?
Read the manual first, then charge the battery fully before the first ride. Charge after each longer outing. Wipe the seat and frame with a damp cloth, and check the tyres and brakes often. In winter, store the scooter indoors, because cold weather can shorten battery range and damp can harm the electronics.
Shipping and returns: Orders over $150 ship free across Canada, and delivery details show on each product page. Returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery on unused items in original packaging. Read the refund policy for details.
Mobility scooter FAQs
What qualifies as a mobility scooter?
A mobility scooter is a battery-powered vehicle with a seat, a steering tiller and three or four wheels. It is designed to help people who find walking long distances hard. The scooters in this collection all have four wheels and a rechargeable battery.
Do you need a licence for a mobility scooter in Canada?
Rules differ by province and city. Many places do not ask for a driver's licence, but some set limits on speed, sidewalks and roads. Check your provincial transportation ministry or local bylaws before you ride, and ask your insurer about coverage.
How far can a mobility scooter go on one charge?
Range depends on the battery, the rider's weight, the ground and the weather. Cold air and hills cut range, so plan for about 30 percent less than the listed figure. Each product page shows the battery range for that model.
Is a 3 wheel or 4 wheel mobility scooter more stable?
A 4 wheel mobility scooter is usually more stable outdoors. The extra wheel resists tipping on slopes and rough ground. Three wheels turn tighter indoors. Every scooter in this collection has four wheels for a steadier ride.
Can a folding mobility scooter go in a car?
Many folding scooters are designed to fit in a car boot, but sizes vary. Measure your boot, check the folded size on the product page and find the weight of the heaviest part. You must be able to lift that part safely.
Can you ride a mobility scooter in winter?
Most scooters are meant for dry, firm surfaces. Snow, ice and slush can cause slips, and cold air reduces battery range. If you ride in winter, go slowly, keep the battery warm indoors between trips and avoid icy slopes.
How do you charge and store the battery?
Plug the charger into a wall outlet and charge the battery after each longer ride. Most batteries take several hours, so overnight works well. Store the scooter indoors in a dry place and follow the charging steps in the manual.
