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How to Maintain Your Mobility Scooter for Long-Term Use

  • Writer: Regina Qi
    Regina Qi
  • Mar 12
  • 2 min read

So, you’ve got yourself a mobility scooter—congratulations! That’s your golden ticket to freedom, independence, and smooth cruising. But just like a car, it needs a little TLC to keep it running at its best. With the right care, your scooter can keep rolling for years to come without unexpected breakdowns or costly repairs.


Battery Care: Keeping the Power Flowing



Let’s start with the most important part—the battery. Your scooter’s battery is its lifeline, and keeping it charged properly can extend its life significantly. Always recharge after each use, even if you’ve only been out for a short trip. Letting the battery run completely flat before recharging can reduce its lifespan, and extreme heat or cold can also have a negative effect. Store your scooter in a dry, cool place to keep the battery in top shape.


Tyres, Brakes & General Maintenance


Then there are the tyres. Just like a car, properly inflated tyres ensure a smooth ride and prevent unnecessary wear and tear. Make it a habit to check them regularly, as deflated or worn-out tyres can make steering more difficult and impact your scooter’s efficiency.


Regular Servicing



Brakes and general servicing are just as important. If you ever notice a delay in braking or hear an unusual sound while riding, don’t ignore it! Routine servicing every six months will catch minor issues before they become big, costly problems. And don’t forget to give your scooter a regular clean—dirt and dust can sneak into important parts and cause unnecessary wear.


If you ever feel like something’s not quite right with your scooter, bring it in for a check-up. Our expert team at Scooters & Mobility Tasmania is here to keep your ride in top condition so you can focus on getting where you need to go—stress-free.

 
 
 

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