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AutoMobility Store is a retailer of electric scooters, lift chairs and Accessible Motor Vehicles.

09/18/2026

🛵 IS YOUR SCOOTER SEAT ACTUALLY ADJUSTED FOR YOU?

A mobility scooter can be the right model and still feel uncomfortable if the seat, armrests, or tiller aren't adjusted properly.

Before assuming you need a different scooter, check a few things:

🪑 Seat Height — Your feet should rest comfortably on the floorboard without your knees feeling cramped.

↔️ Armrest Width — Many scooter armrests can be moved inward or outward. You shouldn't have to squeeze between them—or reach too far to use them.

💺 Seat Position — If your scooter has a sliding seat, moving it forward or backward can make a big difference in legroom and tiller reach.

🕹️ Tiller Position — An adjustable tiller should come comfortably to you. You shouldn't have to lean forward or stretch your arms just to drive.

🔄 Seat Rotation — A swivel seat can make getting on and off much easier, especially when stepping around the tiller is difficult.

A few small adjustments can completely change how a scooter feels.

That's one advantage of trying a mobility scooter in person. At AutoMobility Store, we can help adjust the scooter to YOU—not simply put you on one and send you out the door.

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💬 What matters most to you in a scooter seat: comfort, legroom, back support, or easier transfers?

09/16/2026

🛵 3 WHEELS OR 4 WHEELS — WHICH SCOOTER IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

When shopping for a mobility scooter, one of the first decisions you may run into is choosing between a 3-wheel and 4-wheel design.

They can feel very different depending on where you plan to use your scooter.

🔵 3-Wheel Scooters

A 3-wheel scooter can be a great choice when maneuverability is important.

✅ Tighter turning radius
✅ Easier to maneuver indoors
✅ Great for stores, restaurants and tighter spaces
✅ Often provides more legroom around the tiller

🔵 4-Wheel Scooters

A 4-wheel scooter may be a better fit if you spend more time outdoors or prefer the feel of a wider wheelbase.

✅ Four points of contact with the ground
✅ Great for everyday outdoor use
✅ Available in compact, mid-size and heavy-duty models
✅ Popular for longer trips and varied environments

So which one is better?

Neither one is automatically better for everyone.

The right choice depends on where you’ll use it, how much space you have, your transportation needs and what feels comfortable to YOU.

At AutoMobility Store, you can compare different scooters side by side and actually drive them before deciding.

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💬 Which do you prefer — 3 wheels or 4 wheels?

09/11/2026

Today, we pause to remember the innocent lives lost 25 years ago on September 11, 2001, and to honor the courage of the first responders and everyday heroes who answered the call.

Their lives, bravery, and sacrifices will never be forgotten.

— AutoMobility Store

09/11/2026

🚐 SIDE-ENTRY OR REAR-ENTRY… WHICH WHEELCHAIR VAN IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

When shopping for a wheelchair-accessible van, one of the biggest decisions is where the ramp should be located.

Both side-entry and rear-entry conversions can work great, but they fit different lifestyles.

Side-entry may be a good choice if you want:
✅ Easier access to the driver or front passenger area
✅ More flexibility for wheelchair positioning inside the van
✅ Convenient curbside loading in many situations

Rear-entry may be a good choice if you want:
✅ Easy loading in tighter parking spaces
✅ Less concern about having room beside the van for the ramp
✅ A straightforward layout for a wheelchair passenger

There isn’t one “best” conversion for everyone.

The right setup depends on who will be riding, where the wheelchair will be positioned, who will be driving, and where the van will normally be parked.

That’s why seeing different conversions in person can make such a big difference.

At AutoMobility Store, we can help you compare wheelchair-accessible vans and find a setup that works for your everyday life.

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💬 Which would work better for you: side-entry or rear-entry?

09/10/2026

Could You Load Your Mobility Device Into Your Car By Yourself?

This tackles a buying consideration we haven’t focused on recently: transportation weight and portability.

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🚗 BEFORE YOU BUY A SCOOTER OR POWER CHAIR… CAN YOU ACTUALLY TAKE IT WITH YOU?

It’s easy to find a mobility device you love in the showroom.

But there’s another important question:

How are you going to transport it?

If you plan on taking your scooter or power chair in the car, think about more than whether it technically fits in the trunk.

Consider:

🏋️ How much does the heaviest piece weigh?
A scooter that disassembles into five pieces may sound portable—but make sure you can comfortably lift those pieces.

📐 Will it actually fit in your vehicle?
Measure your cargo opening, not just the space inside.

🔧 How easy is it to disassemble and reassemble?
Something that's simple in the showroom should still be manageable in a parking lot.

🔋 Does the battery need to be removed?
Removing the battery can reduce lifting weight on some models.

🚙 Would a vehicle lift make more sense?
If you love a larger scooter or power chair but don't want to lift it, a properly matched vehicle lift could be the better solution.

The best mobility device isn't just one that's comfortable to ride.

It's one that works with the way you actually live and travel.

At AutoMobility Store, we can help you look at the entire picture—your mobility needs, your vehicle, portability, and transportation options.

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💬 Do you transport your mobility device inside your vehicle, or do you use a lift?

09/08/2026

How to Store Mobility Scooter Batteries for Winter | Scooter Doctor

Cold weather and improper storage can shorten the life of your mobility scooter batteries. In this episode of Scooter Doctor, Greg explains how to store your batteries properly when your scooter won’t be used during the winter.

You’ll learn why you should disconnect or remove the battery pack, where the batteries should be stored, and how long they can sit before needing attention.

09/05/2026

Scooter Doctor | How To Read Your Battery Gauge

09/04/2026

🛵 YOUR SCOOTER WON’T MOVE… NOW WHAT?

Before assuming something major is wrong, there are a few simple things worth checking.

If your mobility scooter suddenly won’t drive, start here:

🔑 Is the key fully turned on?
Sounds obvious, but it happens!

🔋 Does the battery gauge show a charge?
Low or depleted batteries are one of the first things to rule out.

🔌 Is the charger still plugged into the scooter?
Many scooters are designed so they will not drive while connected to the charger.

⚙️ Is the scooter in DRIVE mode?
If the freewheel lever has been moved into neutral/freewheel, the motor is disengaged and the scooter may power on without driving.

💡 Are any lights flashing on the console?
Those flashes may actually be a diagnostic code that can help identify the problem.

🛑 Did the scooter recently shut down after sitting still?
Some models have a power-saving or sleep mode and simply need to be restarted.

If those quick checks don't solve it, don't start taking things apart! That's when it's a good idea to have it properly diagnosed.

🔧 AutoMobility Store services and repairs mobility scooters and power chairs, and we're happy to help figure out what's going on.

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💬 SAVE THIS POST! You might be glad you have this checklist the next time your scooter decides it doesn't want to cooperate.

09/02/2026

Does Your Lift Chair Actually Fit YOU?

We’ve recently covered scooter sizing, maneuverability, transportation, and maintenance, so this one shifts the focus to lift chairs and customer education.

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🪑 NOT ALL LIFT CHAIRS FIT THE SAME!

When shopping for a lift chair, it’s easy to focus on the fabric, color, or how many positions it has.

But one of the most important things is much simpler:

Does the chair actually fit YOU?

A properly sized lift chair can make a big difference in comfort and support. Before choosing one, pay attention to:

📏 Seat Height — Your feet should comfortably reach the floor when seated.

↔️ Seat Depth — Too deep and your legs may not sit comfortably. Too shallow and you may not get enough support.

🪑 Seat Width — You want enough room to be comfortable without the chair feeling oversized.

👤 Back Height — Proper head, neck, and back support can make a huge difference when you're spending extended time in the chair.

⚖️ Weight Capacity — Make sure the chair is designed appropriately for the person using it.

And then you can start thinking about the fun stuff—power headrests, lumbar support, heat, massage, positioning options, fabrics, and colors!

Buying a lift chair shouldn’t just be about finding one that looks good in the living room.

It should fit the person sitting in it.

Come by AutoMobility Store and actually SIT in different lift chairs before deciding which one is right for you.

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08/29/2026

The #1 Thing to Think About When Buying a Mobility Scooter

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