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The way your chair handles and maneuvers is greatly affected by the wheel placement. Rear-wheel drive chairs generally have a larger turning radius than center-wheel drive chairs.

The range per charge is very important so you don't get stranded while out running errands.

It is important to make sure you can maneuver around your home with your new power wheelchair.

If you plan to dissemble your chair you need to make sure you or someone with you can safely move and lift the heaviest piece of your chair. If this is not a possibility consider a vehicle lift which will allow you to transport your power chair without having to fully dissemble the unit.

Ground clearance greatly affects your ability to clear door thresholds or uneven surfaces outdoors. If your thresholds are extra tall you may need a threshold ramp.

Measure the widest part of your hips to find your minimum seat width required. Remember increased seat width can add weight. For more information see our measuring guide.

For a traditional manual wheelchair seat, select Rehab-Style Seat. A stadium seat is generally a low-back option that comes with most travel power wheelchairs, while a captain's seat is larger and has a high back similar to a car seat. A power elevating seat can be useful to reach high places or to provide extra legroom.

Most power wheelchairs do disassemble but many have very heavy pieces. If you will be frequently transporting your power wheelchair you many want to consider purchasing a vehicle lift.

Height adjustable armrests allow you to customize your chair to your exact preferences, while flip-back armrests help facilitate easy transfers.

Some chairs have the option of elevating or swing away legrests similar to manual wheelchairs, while others simply have a footplate.

It is important to be able to mount your joystick on the left side if you have limited use of your right hand. Swing-away joysticks help with transfers and comfort.

If you will be tackling steep or hilly terrain on your powerchair, it is important to choose one with a high incline rating.