The Titan
The Titan 4 is a class 3 mobility scooter. This means it has lights and can be used on the road. This is a very versatile machine, it is at home outdoors, exploring the countryside as it is indoors on shopping trips. The scooter has large pneumatic wheels 10” at the front and 14” at the back. They also have suspension and a padded seat. This makes them a very comfortable mobility scooter, whether you are on a bumpy pavement or off-road.

The Classic
The Classic is similar to the Elite, but has 4 wheels instead of 3. It folds in the same way, you push the back of the seat down. This then releases a pin holding the footplate rigid. You lift the black pins on the steering column and then pick the centre of the footplate up. In this position, it can be wheeled around like a suitcase.

The Elite
The Elite is a 3 wheeled lightweight mobility scooter. It is a class 2 or pavement scooter and is ideal for folding up and putting in the boot of a car. The scooter can also be split into two main parts the control column and the seat. Once these 2 parts are split and folded, lifting them is so much easier.

Vitess 2 All Weather
The Arc Canopy from Quingo keeps you warm, dry and safe from the elements. As it's a sealed environment it can also act as a shield between you and other people while you are out and about, to help protect against viruses and other spreadable germs.

Quingo Air 2
The Quingo Air 2 is as simple as ever to transport and easily dismantles into the boot of even small cars in less than 60 seconds. It’s heaviest component is just 26.8kg and can be wheeled along with it’s own carry handle. Dismantling and assembly is both practical and quick and customers love the combination of performance, comfort and portability.

Quingo Flyte
The unique 5 wheel stability system on all Quingo mobility scooters provide the excellent posture and driving position of a 3 wheel scooter with the stability and safer cornering dynamics of 4 wheel scooters.

Quingo Classic
The unique 5 wheel stability system on all Quingos provide the excellent posture and driving position of a 3 wheeler with the stability and safer cornering dynamics of a 4 wheeler.

Quingo Plus
The unique 5 wheel stability system on all Quingos provide the excellent posture and driving position of a 3 wheeler with the stability and safer cornering dynamics of a 4 wheeler. Along with the best possible anatomical driving position all Quingos also benefit from a staggering 80% more foot area than in a comparable length four wheel vehicle. In addition Quintell™ Adaptive foot-plates offer independent adjustment in multiple planes to ensure the most natural and comfortable ride.

Quingo Vitess 2
The unique 5 wheel stability system on all Quingos provide the excellent posture and driving position of a 3 wheeler with the stability and safer cornering dynamics of a 4 wheeler. Along with the best possible anatomical driving position all Quingos also benefit from a staggering 80% more foot area than in a comparable length four wheel vehicle.

Mobility Scooter UK

Types of scooter

You must first decide whether you want a three- or four-wheel model. In fact, there are now even five-wheeled scooters available on the market. Three-wheeled scooters are a easier to manoeuvre and generally give more space to the rider's legs and have a shorter wheelbase.

If, however, you are not so sure about your ability to balance, then a four-wheel scooter may be better, as they provide more stability. They will also be better if you need to cover long distances as four-wheeled scooters tend to have larger motors and a greater range.

Five-wheel scooters are currently only available from one manufacturer. The Quingo range combine the advantages of both 3 and 4 wheeled scooters. The comfort and agility of the 3 wheeler with the safer stability of the 4. If posture control or smooth kerb climbing is important you may wish to consider the five wheel scooter.

The user must therefore be able to have a basic level of manual dexterity as well as competent eyesight.

They are built to be folded or easily disassembled to fit inside a car boot and then set up for use at another time. Again, there is a choice of three or four or five wheeled models.

Suitability advice

Choosing the right mobility scooter for your needs is very important. Mobility scooters are categorised into two "maximum speed" sections by the Department of Transport: Class 2, which means a scooter that can be used on the pavement only at a maximum speed of 4mph, or a Class 3 vehicle, which means that this scooter can travel on the road at 8mph but then must be able to be limited to a maximum speed of 4mph when it is used on the pavement.

Although a class 3 mobility scooter driver does not require a driving licence or insurance, the Department of Transport have a Code of Practice for the supply of an 8mph vehicle. This will involve a test drive to ensure that a client is safe to use it on the roads. So our advice when looking for a mobility scooter is always to check whether that retailer works to this code of practice and offers test drives / demonstrations at your home to ensure that you are safe and that it meets your exact needs.

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