“I’m a new wheelchair user, and I’m determined to stay active.”

At Kansas Truck Mobility, we understand that transitioning to life with mobility challenges can be overwhelming. This is uncharted territory, you have new questions – and sometimes, you don’t even know what to ask. That’s where we come in!

As the most established mobility solutions provider in the region, we’ve helped thousands of individuals and families regain their independence. Whether you’re exploring wheelchair accessible vehicles, adaptive driving equipment or mobility lifts, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.

Step 1: Understand your lifestyle.

Before choosing a mobility solution, take a moment to reflect on your daily routine:

• How much space is available at home for a ramp?
• How often do you leave home? How far do you generally drive?
• Are your most frequent destinations accessible?
• Is there more than one wheelchair user in your household?
• How many people are generally in your vehicle at one time?

These answers will help determine the type of vehicle and equipment that best suits your lifestyle.

Step 2: Set a realistic budget.

Mobility solutions are an investment in your independence. Consider:

• Down payment and monthly payments
• Insurance and fuel costs
• Annual maintenance and service
• Whether to buy new, used, or adapt your current vehicle

We’ll help you find the right solution within your budget – without compromising safety or quality.

Step 3: Consider the full spectrum of mobility options.

Wheelchair Accessible Van

Minivans commercially modified for wheelchair access can be equipped with:

Hand controls
Transfer seats (so you can drive from your wheelchair or the driver’s seat
Wheelchair securements which may be manual, semi-automatic, fully automatic

Wheelchair Lifts

Installed in cars, SUVs, minivans and trucks, lifts vary based on:

• Type and weight of your mobility device
• Interior vs. exterior installation (weather protection vs. space)

Adaptive Seating

Do you struggle with bending or twisting to get in/out of your vehicle? Adaptive seats can be installed in SUV’s, pickup trucks, and some sedans.

• Some manufacturers replace the standard OEM seat, others power the OEM seat
• Standard OEM seatbelts are used
• Seat is powered to rotate, raise and lower so you don’t need to
• Seat makes transfers from your chair safer and easier

Driving Aids

• Hand Controls: For drivers with limited leg mobility
• Steering Aids: Reduce the effort needed to steer
• Pedal Guards: Prevent accidental pedal use when using hand controls
• Braking Modifications: Low Effort and No Effort braking modifications

Why choose Kansas Truck Mobility?

• We are conveniently located just two blocks south of West Kellogg on Tyler Road.
• We are a QAP certified dealer by the National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association (NMEDA).
• Our team has been doing this for 50 years and we are known for:
  • Personalized service
  • Top-tier equipment from brands like BraunAbility, Vantage Mobility, Forest River, Mobility Trans, Bruno, DriveMaster, Q-Straint, EZ Lock and more
  • Ongoing support and service AFTER the sale
  • We don’t cut corners because your safety and independence matter.

Let’s Find the Right Fit for You

There’s no one-size fits all solution. Your needs, your abilities, and your goals are unique. That’s why our sales manager, Chris Walden, takes the time to understand your situation and help you prioritize what matters most.

A Final Word of Caution

Adapting or purchasing a mobility vehicle is a big decision. Be wary of quick online deals that don’t offer support, customization or have the technical expertise to make sure the product is safe and road worthy. Work with professionals who understand your needs and will provide quality equipment by reputable manufacturers tailored to your needs.

Do your homework. Know who you’re buying from. And choose mobility solutions that empower you.