The Best Mobility Scooter Companies

Tuesday, March 21st

2023 Mobility Scooter Company Reviews

Electric Wheelchairs USA

Electric Wheelchairs USA is a little newer to the mobility scooter market, but don't let that stop you from checking out all they have to offer - from traditional 3- and 4-wheel models to 2-seaters and even luxury designs styled like a Model T. The customer-friendly perks here are numerous, including free shipping and no sales tax (except in MD), military discounts, and more. Electric Wheelchairs USA is our preferred mobility scooter store.

Go Mobility

Want to buy your mobility scooter from a company whose co-founder uses one himself? Try Go Mobility. You'll find a wide range of scooter types and brands, a generous 30-day return policy, and a low price guarantee to ensure you don't pay more than necessary. This retailer earns the highest rating offered by the BBB, and it's still one of our preferred places to buy a mobility scooter.

Spinlife

SpinLife has a great selection of over 100 mobility scooters. In business for more than 20 years, this company has a team of experts ready to help you get the right equipment. Most of the scooters here come with a warranty of at least two years, and there are lots of options you might not find with other retailers. However, we've had to drop this store in our rankings due to fulfillment issues over the last few months: more than a few customers report placing orders and being charged in full, only to then be told that it's on backorder and may not come for several months. If time is of the essence, SpinLife might not be your first choice.

Scooters "N Chairs

Scooters "N Chairs has been around for almost five years, offering a connection to 14 brands of mobility scooters in a wide array of styles and colors. If you buy yours here, be sure to read the details on warranty coverage and returns, because those policies are set by the manufacturer and not by the store. We had some issues reaching the "24/7" live support via chat, and we'd like to see more customer feedback before giving Scooters "N Chairs a stronger recommendation, but it's worth a look if you don't find your ideal mobility scooter somewhere else.

Colonial Medical

Colonial Medical has been providing home medical supplies for nearly 40 years - and their website looks like it might have been around since then. The company has about 20 mobility scooters to consider, many of which come with free shipping. The BBB gives Colonial Medical an "A+" rating, but some issues with the online store and a lack of recent shopper feedback keep them from moving up in our rankings.

Hoveround

Hoveround has been helping people with mobility challenges for more than three decades, working with doctors and insurance/Medicare to get mobility scooters and power chairs covered at little or no expense to the client. Unfortunately, many customers continue to report that their Hoveround scooters break down quickly, parts and repairs are hard to come by, and people can be left without their mobility aid for months at a time. Plus, at the time of this review, there wasn't a single scooter in stock and available for purchase. Try a different mobility scooter store.

All Electric Scooters

Short All Electric Scooters, a USM sister brand, has about two dozen mobility scooters by Pride and Golden. There's a long list of attractive benefits here, like a 200% low price guarantee, no sales tax for customers in most states, and free shipping. Those perks are overshadowed by a lack of recent customer feedback, an "F" rating from the Better Business Bureau, and a strict return policy that comes with expensive restocking fees. You'll probably want to shop for your mobility scooter somewhere else.

USM

USM carries 30+ mobility scooters by Pride and Golden, and the company has been around since 2003 (as a sister brand to All Electric Scooters). You might be tempted to buy your scooter here because of the free shipping in the continental US, 1-year in-home parts and labor warranty, or the price match guarantee. Resist the urge and look elsewhere, because USM's reputation has only declined over the years.

Scooter Supermarket

Scooter Supermarket doesn't look too bad at first glance. They carry a decent line of Ewheels and Deluxe scooters, and there's plenty of product information and photos to help you see all of the important features of the equipment you're considering. But, dig a little deeper and you'll start to see why this is our lowest-ranked mobility scooter store: expensive restocking fees, typos that make the site look unprofessional, and a strip mall mailbox as the company's "address" . You'll likely be better off taking a pass on buying from Scooter Supermarket for now.