AL003 Tilt n Tote

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danuta s. from clearwater, fl (caregiver)

my daughter has cerebral palsy I was looking for ALOO3 Tilt n Tote since we lost her wheelchair on highway by Atlanta.

Easy to operate after the first 2 or 3 times.

Heavy for female to install. It is exposed to rain.

ellen g. from spring, tx (caregiver)

83 year old male, left side paralysis from stroke.

ease of use. wife has dementia but has no problem with lift

none

david a. from beverly hills, fl

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The ease taking the wheelchair on and off.

It rattles when the wheelchair is not in place. I do not care for that.

joyce v. from lake placid, fl (caregiver)

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EASE OF USE

COST OF HITCH ADAPTER TO RAISE UNIT SO IT WILL NOT DRAG WHEN BACKING OUT OF DRIVEWAY.

ronnie m. from mobile, al

PHYSICAL DISABILITY

Strength and durability.

Could not load/unload wheelchair unless hold down arm was released. This involved unscrewing 4 allen wrench set screws. Very inconvenient and cumbersome.

gilbert j. from odessa, fl

Both my wife and my mother-in-law are wheelchair bound. To clear storage space in the rear compartment, I added the AL003 unit to the rear of the car

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james d. from pahrump, nv

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Being able to tilt down to just push up the wheelchair.

Haven't found any weakneses.

mildred s. from burleson, tx

I like how easy it is to use and installing it was also very easy. I am 50 and fighting cancer on my spine, which has put me in a wheelchair.

Very easy & convenient to use. The product exceeded my expectation with regard to its heavy duty, quality construction.

The angle of the Hold Down Arm when properly adjusted to allow loading of the chair on the tilted platform allows contact only at the very outside edge of the outboard armrest of the chair. This sometimes requires repositioning of the chair to secure it for travel.

steven z. from londonderry, nh

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ease of use

I don't like that the fastening slot moves about. I feel that it should be tacked in place.

norman w. from port orange, fl (caregiver)

My brother is 75 yrs. of age and has limited mobility. The tilt and tote has made transportation considerably eaiser both for him and my spouse.

Well made

At 82 I can not pull red handle with wheelchair on it until I push down on right side wheel plate. I have a Honda CRV and I have to remove the pin on the hitch to lower the carrier inorder to open the bottom half of the rear door. It is difficult for me to remove saftey clip and get the bolt out, which has a slight bind, and then try to get it aligned and replace the bolt. A pin with a tappered end and a saftey device that will fold in and can be fliped out to secure the bolt after the bolt is back in would be much better.

paul b. from shalimar, fl

For any distance over 10 yards wife needs a wheelchare

It is easier than putting the wheelchair in the trunk of the car.

It is a little more difficult to use than I thought it would be.

frank m. from dallas, tx (caregiver)

I am the one that has to deal with the wheelchair. I am 72 and not very strong.