Wrangler PMV 4-Wheel

Every day my patient is driving this product with freedom; to feel safe; and secure. My patient is a bilateral AK amputee.

The seat belt was not long enough to go around the patient, he used his own.

jack l m. from youngstown, oh (caregiver)

The user is a patient of mine.

can make it up my driveway which is steep, about a quarter mile and rough. feel safe. 3 other products failed.

no available chains for snow. made for big people. i am small.

sheila c. from eagle river, ak

58 y. o. female with MS. walk with 2 canes.

heavy duty

none so far

dorothy d. from fort townson, ok (caregiver)

charles dennis age 75 wheel chair so it gives him a way to be outside he has a pride victory xl-4 we bought in 05 is why he likes pride.

heavy duty,good looking,long lasting battery power

needs suspension,rides real rough off hard surfaces,needs alternative braking,stops fine at higher speeds but going real slow it doesn't stop quick

kevin b. from white rock, sc

age=64, ankle and knee problems but not disabled from walking,my son,kevin, bought this for me.

It is large enough to go over most things. I owe my mothers life to it. A 18 wheeler cut my mother off in an intersection and the Wrangler bounced her out and went under the second set of duals and now is totaled, but she is still alive with mild injuries. If it had been any smaller it would have gone under the truck.

Cost, but it is the best and is worth it.

ron d. from colusa, ca

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Lots of power for the very hilly area where I live.

None.

jim t. from la mesa, ca

66 yr. old mobility challenged male.

It is real transportation if you have mobilty difficulty. Attractive, you will draw a lot of attention. I think it ranks as a Cadillac or Rolls Royce of electric mobility scooters. More than enough power, speed and distance per charge to get around town. I live in the San Bernardino Mountains of southern California. This scooter performs exceeding well on inclines. Easily negotiates up to 6% or steeper grades in my neighborhood with no problems. This vehicle will take you out into the community! All in all if you are looking for independence and freedom of movement, give this unit your serious consderation.

It is really unfair to claim weaknesses on this product. There are some areas that improvement could be wished for. Surely the weight of the vehicle and rider would make better suspension a comfort. If the rider doesn't have fairly good upper body strength they should probably not consider acquiring one. It is not easy to control movement at the slowest speed range. The upper speed range, while definitely a desireable asset, requires extra effort to control the vehicle. Front lighting is not strong, but it can be remedied with a couple battery powered bicycle lamps.

fred j. from big bear city, ca

72 year old male. 275 lbs. 6'4" tall. Difficulty walking due to diabetic neuropathy.