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Afiscooter S4 Full-Size Scooter- Fully adjustable 20" wide seat, backrest, headrest and armrests
- Alloy wheels and pneumatic tires are standard and give it smooth ride
- Built in cup holder and a lockable front/rear storage box.
Afiscooter S4 Hard-Top Touring Scooter- Fully adjustable 20" wide seat, backrest, headrest, and armrests
- Alloy wheels and pneumatic tires are standard and give it a smooth ride
- Winner of an international Red Dot Design award
EW-54 Buggie Coupe Scooter- The EW-54 Has Rear Anti Tip Wheels As Well As A Large Heavy Duty Rear Basket
- Completely Elegant and Stylish With a Full Lighting Kit and Rear View Mirrors
- Speed Indicator, Rear Mirrors, Keyed Ignition, Twist Throttle, Head Lights, Horn & Locking Compartment
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What is a 4-Wheel Scooter?
A 4-wheeled scooter is a great mobility option for those who live active, outdoor lives. Whether you’re running errands or traveling outdoors, these scooters can restore your independence while providing you with stability and safety.
While 3-wheeled scooters are built for navigating tight turns and greater indoor use, 4-wheeled scooters come with a sturdier wheelbase, greater clearance heights, larger tires, and higher incline ratings. This can help you effortlessly navigate steep driveways, grass, gravel, and other uneven terrains. These scooters typically boast higher speeds and greater battery mileage, limiting the times you’ll need to stop and recharge.
Many 4-wheeled scooters are equipped with additional safety features such as added traction and headlights.
What Should I Consider When Purchasing a 4-Wheel Scooter?
Storage: Scooters come equipped with a variety of storage compartments and baskets. If you’d like to use your scooter for regular errands, select a model with your desired storage space.
Weight: What weight requirements would you like your scooter to support?
Portability: Many 4-wheeled scooters aren’t easily collapsible for transportation. If portability is important to you, make sure you select a scooter specifically designed to fold and transport easily.
Climbing Angle: Need to regularly navigate hilly areas or steep driveways? Make sure your scooter’s climbing angle is built to accommodate it.
Battery Mileage: How long do you need your scooter to travel on a single charge?
Add-ons: Consider any add-ons which are important to your ideal scooter’s comfort and functionality. Such as: safety lights, USB charging, LCD displays, cupholder, and more.
If you have any questions about selecting the right 4-wheeled scooter for your needs, we encourage you to contact our team of product specialists!