Zero Turn 8

Stability of a 4-wheel scooter with a tight turning radius similar to a 3 wheeled scooter. Also this scooter was just the right size to fit the car lift that was already installed in my van. The price point for this scooter was also within my budget, and several of the other possible scooters I was told by the Pride customer service to review as an alternative were around $1000 more.

I was dismayed to find that Pride Mobility was discontinuing this specific model as it has no weaknesses in my opinion. My only wish was that I could opt for a larger front basket (same as available on the Zero Turn 10).

debi w. from rochester, ny

Over 65 age female with spinal stenosis & other spinal issues, as well as bad knees; not able to walk or stand for more than a few minutes.

Exceptional turning radius. Well built

My complaint is the very abrupt stopping.this scooter will not creep slowly which makes tight maneuvers difficult.

walter b. from clermont, fl

I am 80 years old,post polio,cannot walk or stand.

Ground clearance. Style. Small width to go thru doorways.

I've only been on it once and there is scraping noise but all wheels have clearance, so not sure what is going on.

sarah h. from tucker, ga

Para with upper body strength only.

EASY TO TURN

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greg c. from candia, nh

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The higher ground clearance is a great plus. 4 wheels give greater stability on turns. Best improvement is tiller mounted charge port for those who have trouble bending. Easy to fold for transport

An inch or two more for floorboard would be nice. 

tx v. from las vegas, nv

83 yo male, incomplete soup be injury, 2 bad knees and hips and 2 blown shoulders. Use as a backup to power chair when traveling overseas or cruises.t

Ease of use. Able to turn in limited space. Can use after dark with its head and tail lights.

Although it can be transported in the trunk of a car it is heavy. The back wheels take time and a few tries to line up and secure again. Cup holder for drinks not convenient and just gets in the way.. leg room for a tall person could be better overall a very good product.

jeanne e. from shorewood, il

I am 85 years old and after a Mild stroke I cannot walk without assistance. The zero turn scooter meets my beeds

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pat m. from racine, wi

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Easy to use and turn

Expensive

barbara s. from hendersonville, nc

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marilyn m. from fredericksburg, va

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Not made for uneven areas and my legs are to long

carol. e. s. from bristol, ri

I have MS and find it difficult to get around.

Turning radius and battery life between charges.

Haven't found any yet.

william k. from washington, ut (caregiver)

74 yr old female with back and hip issues. Very short on breath when walking short distances.

The short turning radius. Everything will be great if I get fast service on the battery/charger problem. It charges 12 hours every night and the blinking light on the charger never stops blinking as it should per service technician James Olson. I do not want to be without the use of the scooter because of a total failure. It will take me awhile longer to get used to riding instead of walking but that is my problem. I receive nothing but comments on it. Thank you.

I could not find a detailed description of how the battery charger functions and what the function of the lights on the charger. For Example : is such as how do I tell when the battery is fully charged.

bill b. from mt angel, or

I was recently advised that I have suffered serious nerve damage to my right side. I use the scooter when I leave my apartment.