Mobility Equipment Rentals: Mobility Scooters and Wheelchairs in Greenville and Spartanburg, SC

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Renting from us, watch this short video for best practices and troubleshooting tips.  Or watch our Battery Video

Scroll below for additional troubleshooting tips and rental best practices.

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  Mobility Scooters & Power Wheelchairs

  3 and 4 Wheel Mobility Scooters-- We have both travel and portable scooters available.  (Baskets are available upon request)

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  Manual Wheelchairs

  Wheelchairs and Transport Wheelchairs to help get your loved one to and from appointments or go on an outing. 

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  Lift Recliners

  Whether you are recovering from surgery, just had a baby, or are just trying to find a relaxing chair to watch TV we have powered recliners to help you find the most comfortable position.  They will even help you stand up. 

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  Hospital Beds

  Hospital Beds come in many styles and comfort levels. They may also be known as Home Care Beds.

  The basic bed package starts at $150

  The clinical bed package starts at $325

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  Walkers and Rollators

  Rollators and Knee Walkers are very handy during any recovery from surgery or an accident.  We have them for short and long term needs. 

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  Patient Lifts & Ramps

  Patient lifts are used to help caregivers transport patients who have limited mobility to and from a bed, wheelchair, shower or toilet.

  We exclusively use Span America electric lifts for ease of operation and portability.  You may know these as a "Hoyer" lift. 

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  Cold Therapy Units

  DonJoy® IceMan Clear3 provides a clear advantage with controlled delivery of cold therapy helping patients easily manage post-operative pain and swelling and regain range of motion. 

  Ideal for post-operative recovery, trauma, athletic training rooms, and home use.

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  Troubleshooting & Care of Rental Equipment

  Having trouble with your scooter or powerchair? We have provided this list of basic troubleshooting tips that will help you get up and running with most types of scooters, powerchairs, and other electric personal transport vehicles.

  Watch Rental Equipment Troubleshooting with Tina and John

  There are several reasons why a scooter may fail to operate even when the battery is fully charged:

  The key is not in the scooter correctly.

  • Insert the scooter key into the keyhole and turn it to the ON position.

  Manual free-wheeling switch or lever.

  • Ensure that the manual freewheeling switch (or lever) is in the OFF position. This switch (or lever) is present so that you can disengage the motor and braking systems if you ever need to push the scooter manually for a short distance.

  Power-save mode has activated. (Lithium batteries)

  • Remove the key from the scooter and wait for at least 30 seconds, then place the key back into the scooter. The power-save feature prevents the battery from being discharged while the scooter is not moving and while the key is in the vehicle. The activation time for this feature will differ based on your scooter type but generally ranges anywhere from 3 to 5 minutes.

  Circuit breaker needs to be reset.

  • Push the main circuit breaker button to reset the motor. On some scooters, this is labeled the RESET button.

  The batteries are not seated/connected properly.

  • Ensure that both batteries are seated correctly in the scooter base. For clip-type batteries, ensure that both clips are connected fully to their respective battery terminals

  The batteries were not charged properly.

  • SLA batteries require nightly charging.  When you go to bed put your scooter on charge for a full 8 hours with the charger provided.  Plug the charger into the scooter first and then into the power outlet.  Do not plug in for interval charges.  This will shorten the life cycle of the batteries and can leave you without power.  

  Operating on an upward slope

  • Hesitation may occur if you are operating the scooter on an inclined surface. Most scooters will run fine on a slight upward slope, but at a slower speed (or not at all if the slope is too great).

  Traveling or Flying?

  • Always let us know you are traveling or flying with your rental equipment. Please note you are still responsible for all damages if they occur.
  • ADA allows mobility equipment on airlines. Please check with your carrier for specific instructions prior to flying.
  • Take pictures before and after your flight. If you see any damages, please notify the airlines within an hour of your arrival. They may cover the cost of damages if you go through their procedures.