E-Z Carrier 2 Fold-Up Scooter & Power Wheelchair Lift

ease of operation and quality made.

should have tie downs that are convenient (4)

jean k. from cantonment, fl

62 yo male with chf and copd, walking sats 83 -88 %

Simple and effective design (we got the fold-up model); so far works very well for our needs; will see how it holds up over time

Poor directions (more diagrams would be nice), but didn't take us too long to set up; manufacturer seems to be focused on covering themselves against returns rather than customer service (e.g. if part is missing must be reported immediately or they won't pay for it instead of being willing to make it right if they have left out a part)

stephen c. from plain city, oh

Severe rheumatoid arthritis

good and strong the power chair rides well on it.

Could use some lights on it. The ramp could be longer for a more gradual incline, so the chair would go up easier.

mary b. from wauseon, oh (caregiver)

see ending coments. overall a very nice ramp.

since medicare doesn't pay for this type of thing,it's an affordable way to have some independence right now

it drags at some points (going over dips & in drive ways) its ackward to handle & secure you definately need someone to help you

larry a. from englewood, co

57, progessive ms, wife has to help w/it a little heavy

price and ease of use

none. meets expectations

james g. from westlake village, ca

very active 68 year old artist and extreme sports photographer with parkinsons disease and bad knees.

It folds up when not in use. It carries the electric wheelchair well. It is made well.

I didn't realize that I needed to install stronger shocks on my Hydundai Santa Fe because of the weight. Also, it takes two people to work it.

anna s. from manteca, ca (caregiver)

My Husband is 65 yrs old and has congestive heart failure, pulmonary fibrous, degenerative arithitis, diabetic, and tyroid cancer.

adapts to the receiver hitch of the truck

fold down ramp is a little heavy and it rattles

richard r. from picayune, ms (caregiver)

76 year old male suffering from multiple strokes with week walking abilities

The metal is sturdy.

Requires a lot of muscle and finesse to use. Once scooter is on, someone has to strap it to the lift. The website said class II or III hitch necessary, but it comes ready for a class II, so if you have a class III you will have to go buy an dapter, etc. There is still a great deal of "play" once you start driving.

anamaria s. from fort worth, tx

49 year old female, with left shoulder replacement and right hip replacement--both pathological fractures

It works okay

It needs a lip on the ramp. I have to carry a board to act as a mini ramp.

walter k. from tonasket, wa

76 years old perephal neuropathy

The ease in which I as the caregiver am able to operate and use it. I find it easy to put down and load the wheelchair or the scooter onto and have no problems with it.

The only weakness I have found is that we do have to be careful manuvering down or up driveways. We intend in the future to put airshocks onto our car to prevent this problem.

noreen c. from clarkston, wa (caregiver)

This has now allowed my husband to go on shopping sprees with me. No more stuck in the car waiting for me. It is wonderful.

I love that it flips up when scooter is not in use. Original setup is easy for 2 people, cumbersome for 1. For most part scooter is easy to load.

Mfg needs to beef up their paint quality. I've only had it 1 month and wear parts on hitch & tiedown points are rusting. Hitch pin and spring lock holes don't line up, making it necessary to tourque the frame a bit to lock down.

sydney f. from sutherlin, or

My 65 year old husband has COPD. We purchased a Buzzaround 4-wheeler to increase his mobility. Needed something better than ramps into the back of o

The lift is easy to operate

I'm not sure it has one.

linda d. from wiggins, ms (caregiver)

My husband, age 72, can't feel his feet or legs almost to his knees. He suffers from CIDP.