AL100 Universal Platform Scooter Lift

Motor seems strong

It’s short

douglas c. from beach haven, nj

I have MS for many years and don’t walk well

Very well built

Haven’t found any yet

leon m. from bridgewater, ma

Not provided

The strength is the fact I only push a button and the.lift does the rest

The flat form is not that wide had to pay extra for a wider one

frankie w. from jarrell, tx

I am not able to walk, lift, or stand that long and this lift is a life saver for me all I have to do us turn a key and push a button which allows me

It is so easy

Have not found one yet

roberta j. from springfield, il

I was tired of taking scooter apart and taking in and out of my SUV.

Easy to use

Install instructions not totally clear

joe s. from crystal lake, il

55 Male with MS

Allows one person to load and upload scooter with ease. Hold down arm eliminating the need for tie down straps!

None so far.

rick c. from clermont, fl

60 years old with severe arthritis in both feet. Uses scooter to get around.

Easy to use

None yet

david k. from cross plains, in (caregiver)

My wife

Ease of use.

Not provided

leonard j. from sand springs, ok

75. Trouble walking

Easy to use. locks scooter in place quickly.

None so far.

david y. from whiteland, in

Male with MS. Needs a scooter to get around.

The very sturdy construction

The instruction manual for instalation could be a little clearer.

larry h. from nashville, il

I am a 73 year old male who has difficulty walking any distance, due to back injuries in the years past.

Easy to use. Doesn’t affect my driving. Means I can easily take my scooter every where.

Blocks backup camera. Backup sensors think I’m about to hit something constantly. Not much you can do about that.

pat a. from jacksonville, fl

Big and tall guy with multiple back and leg issues as well as cancer and a hernia. Lifting is out of the question.

Easy to operate, no everyday maintenance.

Only negative situation is the inability to use the vehicle tailgate with the scooter on the lift. Quiet understandable but inconvenient.

gerald c. from elizabeth city, nc (caregiver)

Age: 72. No disabilities.