Independence is where Harry Truman lived, worked, and is buried, and most visits here are built around him. The Truman Library and Museum fills a large building with galleries, the Truman Home sits a few blocks from a separate visitor center, and the historic Independence Square wraps around the old courthouse with shops and places to eat. Add the National Frontier Trails Museum or the Community of Christ Temple and a single day can mean miles on foot, much of it on old brick and stone.
Where we deliver in Independence
We bring mobility scooters, manual wheelchairs, transport chairs, knee scooters, and a lightweight rollator to homes, hotels, and short-term rentals across Independence, including neighborhoods near the Square, the Truman Road corridor, and the newer areas out toward Little Blue Parkway. If you are staying with friends or in a rental house, we deliver there too. We also serve nearby Sugar Creek.
We set the equipment up at your door, walk you through how it works, and come back for it when the rental ends. Every rental is a minimum of 2 calendar days.
The drive from our shop
Our shop is in Leavenworth, Kansas, about 60 minutes from Independence. That drive is why we ask for a little notice: book ahead and we can plan the route around your arrival.
Planning a visit
A scooter can turn a rushed museum morning into an easy full day. Ride from the Library galleries to lunch on the Square, then on to the Truman Home visitor center without counting steps. For events at Cable Dahmer Arena or tours of the Temple, we deliver to your hotel, home, or short-term rental; delivery to the venue itself is available on request for an added $50–$75.
Truman Home tours run about 30 minutes with no seating inside, and tickets come from the visitor center a short walk away, so plan for some standing between stops.
Booking
Reserve online or call (913) 775-1098. The reservation flow shows your equipment, dates, and delivery total before you confirm.