If you have questions regarding wheelchair-accessible vans, wheelchair van rentals, scooter lifts & carriers, or other adaptive driving equipment, you’ve come to the right place: Superior Van & Mobility! We’re the largest family-owned mobility dealer in the nation!
Our FAQ page below is extensive; you’ll find it has the answers to the most frequently asked questions.
If you don’t see an answer to your specific question, no worries… it’s easy to reach out to one of our mobility consultants by using the Ask a Question button in the upper right corner or by calling 1-877-545-1888. Our team is more than happy to assist you in getting the answers you seek.
Pricing varies by manufacturer and chassis type, but expect a NEW wheelchair van to start at around $63,500 and NEW handicap SUVs to begin at about $79,500. A quality USED wheelchair van or SUV typically costs between $35,000 and $54,000. However, many factors dictate pricing.
No, a standard minivan or SUV’s door opening and interior height are too low. A wheelchair user would not fit. In addition, the ramp angle would be so steep that the wheelchair user could not roll up or down the ramp.
Yes, most of our wheelchair-accessible vehicles are equipped with removable front seating. With the driver’s seat removed and proper wheelchair restraints, wheelchair users can remain in their wheelchairs and operate their vehicles.
Vantage Mobility builds an AWD version of the Toyota Sienna Hybrid Wheelchair Van.
Yes, some wheelchair-accessible vehicles do have trailer towing packages.
Used vehicles are where the chassis and wheelchair conversion are used. Sometimes, these are classified as used/used. Pre-Owned vehicles are vehicles where the chassis is used, but the wheelchair conversion is new. Sometimes, these are classified as used/new.
Yes, we take non-converted trade-ins toward the purchase of a converted wheelchair-accessible vehicle.
For the most accurate appraisal of your accessible vehicle, please visit one of our locations. We will be happy to provide you with a trade-in value.
This question can be tricky and best answered by one of our mobility consultants, as different chassis and conversion types have various capacities. However, some minivans with a full conversion and additional 2nd-row seating option can carry up to 7 occupants, with one being a wheelchair user. However, there are configurations where more than one passenger can be in a wheelchair.
Yes, most wheelchair vans and SUVs will fit inside a standard garage. However, a full-size wheelchair van might not.
Yes, most models available today come in two sizes: standard and extra tall (XT). The difference between the two is the door opening height and available interior space of the vehicle. If you sit tall in your wheelchair, an XT model is generally the model for you.
A fold-out ramp is mounted inside the side doorway and folds in half when unused. The in-floor ramp is mounted inside the side doorway but under the vehicle’s floor, so it is out of the way until used.
No, we do not sell wheelchair-accessible RVs.
Yes, if your unconverted vehicle matches manufacturer requirements for chassis type, year, and mileage, we should be able to convert your vehicle. However, if your vehicle falls outside the current specs for conversion, then the answer would be no.
The ramp capacity on most wheelchair-accessible vehicles is 1000 lbs. However, there are some models where the amount is slightly less.
ADA stands for the American Disability Act. A van-rated ADA has to meet the current ADA guidelines in door opening height, ramp/door opening width, etc. Most ADA vans are found as commercial units, which is why they must meet the requirements.
At times, you will find mobility vehicles in our inventory priced under $10,000. However, these are getting hard to find.
It’s possible we could have a wheelchair-accessible vehicle priced under $5000, but generally, vehicles at this price are unavailable or in very poor condition and not very reliable.
To date, there isn’t any health insurance that will pay for any vehicle modification. However, some benefits are available through Medicare/Medicaid in select states. Please contact one of our mobility consultants for details.
Yes, we can bring a vehicle to your home for evaluation and/or purchase within our service area. Simply contact one of our mobility consultants for complete details and availability.
Yes, we are always looking for good quality used wheelchair-accessible vehicles. Please reach out to one of our mobility consultants for assistance.
Hitch-mounted scooter lifts & carriers are available for vehicles where the hitch-recommended tongue weight is more than the weight of the lift + chair combination. In most cases, this is a viable application for transport. However, there are always some vehicles, mainly sedans, and coupes with hitches that have a low tongue weight making a hitch-mounted lift, not an option.
We need the year, make, and model of your vehicle and the make and model of your power-chair, wheelchair, or scooter.
We have other options if a vehicle scooter carrier is unavailable for your vehicle.
Yes, many financing options are available at competitive rates with terms of up to 10 years. Leasing, however, is not something that is generally available on consumer vehicles, but there are programs from time to time.
Many organizations do have assistance programs that can help with the purchase of wheelchair vans or adaptive equipment. Click here for a partial list of organizations.
We have daily, short-term, and long-term wheelchair van rental rates starting at $78. Click here for more information on rates and specials (CHECK RATES).
Yes, we have Toyota Sienna Hybrid wheelchair vans available for rent at some of our locations. Please contact our rental team for current availability.
Special licensing is not required to drive a wheelchair-accessible vehicle.
Most locations have Toyota Sienna Hybrid, Chrysler Pacifica, and Chrysler Voyager wheelchair vans available for rent. Please contact our rental team for current availability.
We have hand controls available that can be added to any wheelchair van rental. The driver must have an endorsement on their license to use.
Yes, most of our locations have ADA full-size wheelchair vans for rent. Please contact our rental team for availability.
We service most makes and models of wheelchair-accessible vehicles. Contact us for more details.
The Superior Service is the prevention service we recommend every six months or sooner if your vehicle has heavy use. The service includes a thorough process of inspections and adjustments of the conversion components and is designed to keep your conversion in top working order.
We have 24/7 emergency service available in all our service areas. We generally can get you back up and running with a phone call. However, if necessary, we can perform on-site repairs to safely get you back on the road.
The VA has several plans available to Veterans of the Armed Forces with service-connected disabilities. Some forms and qualifications must be met, but we can help you determine if you have available benefits.
Yes, some benefits might be available to non-service-connected veterans. You must contact one of our mobility consultants for complete details and a free consultation.
VA Form 4502 is the auto-grant form from the VA that must be completed and submitted when applying for service-connected veteran benefits toward purchasing a wheelchair-accessible vehicle. We can assist you in filling out this form.
VA Form 1394 must be completed and submitted to the VA when applying for benefits toward mobility equipment and lifts. We can assist you in filling out this form.
Yes, we sell, install, and service all major manufacturers’ driving hand controls.
No, hand controls alter the drive system of a motor vehicle and, if installed incorrectly, could result in the death of you and others. We will not sell a set of hand controls to anyone for liability and safety precautions if not installed by one of our certified technicians. You must also have the license endorsement to use such a device and have undergone training by a CDRS.
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