Rentals
Prices
| Service | Price | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Tune-up at your home | $149 | Includes the trip and a wipe-down and sanitizing. |
| Tune-up, dropped off in Leavenworth | $99 | By appointment. Cleaning included. |
| Cleaning on its own | $49 | Drop-off, or added to any home visit. |
| Cleaning with any paid repair | Free | Included at no charge. |
What a tune-up covers
- Batteries and charger: tested under load, so we know how much life is left and whether the charger is doing its job.
- Tires: wear, pressure and damage.
- Brakes: checked and adjusted.
- Cables and connections: the loose plug that looks like a dead scooter is the most common fault we find.
- Freewheel lever: so the scooter can be pushed if it ever needs to be.
- Lubrication where it is needed, then a test ride.
Small adjustments are part of the visit. If something needs a part, we tell you what it is and quote the repair before doing anything.
Cleaning
A wipe-down and sanitizing of the visible surfaces: the seat and armrests, the tiller and controls, the floorboard and the basket. It is a hygiene clean, not a deep clean or a strip-down. It comes with every tune-up, costs $49 on its own, and is free with any paid repair.
How often should a mobility scooter be serviced?
Every six to twelve months suits most people; sooner if the scooter is ridden daily or stored somewhere cold. Batteries are usually the first thing to go, and a tune-up catches them while they are fading rather than after they have left you stuck.
Mobility scooter maintenance at home across Kansas City, or dropped off
We come to you anywhere in the Kansas City metro, both sides of the state line. If you would rather bring it in, drop-offs in Leavenworth are by appointment; call 913-775-1098 and we will set a time and give you the address.
Simple upkeep between visits
Most of what keeps a scooter dependable happens between tune-ups, and none of it takes long. First, charge it after each ride rather than waiting for the battery to run flat. Next, keep it indoors and dry, because rain and winter cold are hard on batteries and connections.
If you store it for a few weeks, top up the charge now and then so the batteries never sit empty. Also, give the tiller and seat a quick wipe after a day out, and look at the tires for cuts or wear. Your owner's manual lists the checks for your model, and Pride Mobility publishes guidance for its scooters too.
Finally, call us if the scooter starts to feel different: slower on hills, shorter range, or a new noise. We would rather look at it early, when a small adjustment still fixes it.