Sell Your Mobility Scooter

Yes — Easy Living Mobility buys used mobility equipment, takes part exchanges against something new, and can sell your machine on your behalf. If you have a mobility scooter, a wheelchair or a powerchair you no longer need, you do not have to advertise it yourself, meet strangers at your door, or work out on your own what it is worth.

Tell us what you have and one of our specialists will take it from there. Ring us on 0333 577 8085, call into one of our shops nationwide, or send us your details and we will be in touch.

Three ways to part with it

1. We buy it outright. Where the machine is right for us, we will make you an offer and take it off your hands.
2. You part exchange it. Whatever we can offer comes off the price of your new scooter or chair.
3. We sell it on your behalf. We find the buyer through our shops and you receive a percentage of the sale.

What we can take

We are interested in mobility scooters, wheelchairs and powerchairs. What we are able to take depends on the make, the model, how old it is and the condition it is in — a well-kept machine with a healthy battery is a different proposition from one that has stood in a shed for a few winters.

We should say plainly that we do not buy everything that is offered to us. We only buy a machine outright where it makes sense for both sides, because anything we take in has to be something we would be happy to pass on to another customer. If an outright purchase is not right for your machine, one of the other two routes usually is.

Every machine is different, so the figure depends on the one in front of us. The person who answers the phone takes a few details — what it is, roughly how old it is, and how it has been looked after — and passes you to a specialist who can tell you honestly what we are able to do. There is no obligation either way.

Part exchange against a new scooter or chair

If you are replacing your scooter or chair rather than simply parting with it, part exchange is usually the easier route. You bring the old one in, we look it over, and whatever we can offer for it comes off the price of the new one. It saves you selling it privately and waiting for the right buyer to come along.

Many people do this when they come in to try something new. You can book a store demonstration, bring your old scooter or chair with you, and try the mobility scooters or powered wheelchairs you are considering while a specialist looks over the one you are trading in.

Would you rather we sold it for you?

There is a third route, and it suits people who are not replacing anything and are not in a hurry. Under our sell on behalf scheme we take the scooter or chair in, find a buyer for it through our shops, and you receive a percentage of the sale price once it sells.

It means you are not advertising privately, not taking calls from strangers and not arranging to meet anyone — and the machine goes to somebody who needs it, through a shop they can go back to. Ask the team about it when you ring and they will explain how it would work for yours.

How it works

1. Tell us what you have. Ring 0333 577 8085, send us your details, or call into any of our shops. Photographs help, but they are not essential.
2. A specialist takes a look. They will want to know the make and model, roughly how old it is, how much use it has had and how the batteries are holding up.
3. You decide. We will tell you what we are able to offer — as a straight purchase, against a new machine, or by selling it on your behalf. If none of it is for you, that is perfectly fine.

Bring it into one of our shops

We have shops nationwide, including Northfield in Birmingham, Walsall and Telford. You are welcome to bring your scooter or chair in so somebody can look at it properly rather than describe it down the phone. Every shop has its own direct number on its page — find your nearest one here.

What happens to it afterwards

Equipment we take in does not simply disappear. Where a machine is worth it, it is checked over and tested before it goes on to somebody else through our approved used range, at a price they can manage. That is also why we are careful about what we take on — we only want to pass along something we would be happy to stand behind.

Common questions about selling a mobility scooter

Do you buy used mobility scooters?

Yes. Easy Living Mobility buys used mobility scooters, wheelchairs and powerchairs, takes part exchanges against a new machine, and can sell a machine on your behalf. Ring 0333 577 8085 and we will put you in touch with a specialist.

Can you sell my mobility scooter for me?

Yes. As well as buying outright and taking part exchanges, we run a sell on behalf scheme — we take the machine in, find a buyer for it through our shops, and you receive a percentage of the sale once it sells. Ring 0333 577 8085 and the team will explain how it would work for yours.

Can I part exchange my mobility scooter?

Yes. Bring your old scooter or chair in when you come to try a new one, and whatever we are able to offer for it comes off the price of the new machine.

Do you buy every scooter you are offered?

No. We buy a machine outright only where it is right for us, because anything we take in has to be something we would be happy to pass on to another customer. Where an outright purchase is not right, part exchange or our sell on behalf scheme usually is.

What is my mobility scooter worth?

Every machine is different. Make, model, age, condition and the state of the batteries all come into it, so a specialist needs to see it, or hear the details, before giving you a figure. Ring 0333 577 8085 or send us your details and we will tell you honestly.

Where can I sell a mobility scooter near me?

We have shops nationwide. Find your nearest one on our find a store page and ring its direct number, or ring our main line on 0333 577 8085.

Do you take wheelchairs and powerchairs as well as scooters?

Yes. We are interested in wheelchairs and powerchairs as well as mobility scooters. What we are able to take depends on the make, model, age and condition, so tell us what you have and we will let you know.

Do I have to buy something in order to sell you my scooter?

No. You can part exchange against a new machine if that suits you, but you do not have to. If you are simply parting with equipment you no longer need, we are still glad to hear from you.