Maintain your Mobility scooter
Written by Anthony Alexander
Purchasing an electric wheelchair or a mobility scooter can be a huge investment; therefore it is very important to keep it maintained. There are many different choices when it comes to mobility scooters. Customers can choose between luxury, travel, full size, and heavy duty models. Once you choose the scooter that fits your lifestyle, follow these steps to make it last for years.
Keep it Dry
• In order to keep the scooter protected it is important to avoid extreme temperature and excess moisture. If the scooter is stored in an outdoor area, it would be wise to purchase wet weather tarps. If the scooter gets dirty make sure to only clean it off with a damp cloth. Using a hose may cause unnecessary damage to the scooter.
Schedule routine inspections
• Just like a car, even the best maintained scooters should go in for an inspection at least once a year. The local repair shop will be able to locate and handle any unsuspected issues that may arise. This process usually takes about two hours. In order to guarantee the best price, it may be wise to compare quotes from different repair shops.
Check the tires
• It’s important to make sure that the tires always have the appropriate air pressure. The recommended PSI (pounds per square inch) information will be found in the manual. It’s also necessary to consistently check the tires for any signs of wear and tear. If you are interested in eliminating the risk of a flat tire, solid tires are available in some models. Proper tire maintenance allows for a smoother ride and lowers the risk of any other tire issues.
Care for the battery
• The battery life is one of the most important aspects of scooter; you don’t want to be stranded by a dead battery the next time you are ready to go. Make sure you stick to the batteries maintenance schedule, as this varies based on the model. Following the advice from the manufacture will surely save you plenty of time. Fully charging the battery on a daily basis leads to a more efficient and longer battery life. If you need to replace the battery make sure that you dispose of it according to the local guidelines.
Stick with all these tips and your mobility scooter will retain its value and provide you years of independence and freedom.
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