Explore our collection of how-to and demonstration videos featuring wheelchair vans, accessible SUVs, wheelchair lifts, scooter carriers, and adaptive driving equipment. Whether you’re learning how a product works or comparing features, our videos are here to help.
Below, you’ll find some of our most popular videos by category. For even more content, visit the Superior Van & Mobility YouTube Channel.
This video demonstrates how to operate the Bruno Joey Lift, mobility scooter & power wheelchair carrier. The Joey is one of Bruno’s best sellers! The Joey lift is installed inside the rear cargo area of your SUV, minivan, or full-size van. It utilizes a movable platform to lift your mobility device with a simple button push. The best part is that the Joey lift from Bruno keeps your mobility scooter or power wheelchair out of the elements and out of reach of easy theft. The Joey lift can be used with most power wheelchairs and mobility scooters today and can lift to 350 lbs. To learn more about the Bruno Joey Lift, visit our Lift Page.
This short video demonstrates how to use a ScootaTrailer pull-behind trailer for cars. It is designed to safely transport your mobility scooter or power wheelchair with any vehicle that has a tow hitch. The ScootaTrailer has a maximum load capacity of 600 lbs. Dimensions are as follows: Trailer box – 66″ x 37.5″, length – 93″, overall width – 54″. An aluminum topper is optional to enclose your trailer, keeping your mobile device out of the elements and providing a higher level of theft prevention. The overall height of the topper is 63″. To learn more about the ScootaTrailer, please visit our lift page.
This video demonstrates the general process of removing the front seats inside a BraunAbility wheelchair van. The front seats are often removed to allow wheelchair users to drive from their wheelchairs or to ride as passengers upfront in their wheelchairs. The process, while slightly different between various BraunAbility wheelchair-accessible vehicles, is similar and accomplishes the same principle. Click here if you would like to learn more about BraunAbility wheelchair-accessible vehicle options.
This video demonstrates how to properly operate the emergency battery backup system in a BraunAbility wheelchair van. The system is designed to assist wheelchair users in exiting their vehicle if a power failure is experienced. Click here to learn more about BraunAbility wheelchair vans.
This video demonstrates various wheelchair restraint systems used in wheelchair-accessible vehicles to secure a wheelchair user for travel. The video covers everything from manual tie-down straps to retractable straps to automatic docking restraint systems from Q’Straint. The use of each type of tie-down or docking restraint is often based on user preference, but other factors include cost, need, and ability.
To learn more about these and any other type of wheelchair securement, please visit our page on Wheelchair Securement.
This video demonstrates the features and operation of the Chevrolet Traverse handicap-accessible SUV from BraunAbility. The Traverse features an in-floor wheelchair ramp system with a 1000 lb. capacity that stows and deploys from underneath the floor. The new Chevy Traverse wheelchair SUV is 46% larger than its predecessor, the Ford Explorer.
To learn more, please visit our page on the Traverse Wheelchair Conversion.
This video demonstrates advanced electronic hand-control driving systems in great detail. These systems from EMC (Electronic Mobiliy Controls) give physically challenged individuals the tools to drive and remain independent when other systems fail to meet their needs. Each system is customized to the exact specifications of the users’ needs and abilities.
Electronic driving controls are some of the most advanced systems, requiring extensive training. Because of this, you must work with a Certified Driving Rehabilitation Specialist (CDRS) to even be considered to use these devices.
If you want more information, please visit our page on Advanced Electronic Hand Controls.
This video demonstrates the easy operation of the Harmar AL300 Scooter Carrier. This is Harmar’s most popular hitch-mounted lift and carrier, with a 350 lb. lift capacity! No device modifications are necessary to use it. It works with Class II or higher receivers.
To learn more about this lift option or any of the many other options available, please visit our dedicated Lift Page.
This video demonstrates the features and operation of the Chrysler side-entry wheelchair van conversion from Adaptive Vans. It is a budget-friendly conversion with a 28-inch wide ramp, 53.75-inch door opening height, 800-pound ramp load capacity, and 5-inch ground clearance.
To learn more about this conversion or to view other similar conversions, please visit our Conversion Page.
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