Toyota Mobility Solutions Aftermarket Adaptive Equipment in Doral, FL, Serving Miami, Kendall, & Hialeah
Mobility Solutions
Aftermarket Adaptive Equipment
Hand controls are one of the most popular categories of assistance equipment, empowering the driver without or limited use of their legs drive a vehicle utilizing their hands.
Wheelchair and scooter lifts are the second most popular category of adaptive equipment, they allow a scooter or wheelchair to be lifted and transported inside the rear of a minivan, SUV, truck or on a hitch mounted carrier.
Hitch mounted lifts and carriers are another option in providing easy access for mobility assistance equipment. Refer to the Hitch Load guidelines to ensure they are not exceeded. Complete list of guidelines for Toyota vehicles.
Lift-Up Seats are the fastest growing category of adaptive equipment. The BraunAbility Turny Evo Seat allows more versatility and is available in popular driver and front passenger seating positions.
Lift-up Seats
For 2021, we are excited to offer the BraunAbility Turny Evo seat for those looking for the lift-up seat solution. The BraunAbility Turny Evo mobility seat is the #1 selling handicap vehicle transfer seat for SUVs, trucks, and vans that moves completely outside the vehicle and lowers it down to your desired level.
Lifts
Lift products easily lift, store and allow transportation of your unoccupied scooter or wheel chair. Vehicle lifts are compatible with most of Toyota cars, trucks and SUVs. Refer to the adaptive equipment chart to see what products are available on the Toyota you are looking for.
Other Equipment
“Adaptive Equipment” is the term that applies to aftermarket devices, typically installed by a Mobility Equipment Dealer
specialist, that make it possible for people with disabilities to drive or be transported in a vehicle.
Although a Mobility Equipment Dealer specialist, such as those who belong to the National Mobility Equipment Dealers
Association, is probably your best authority on the best solution for you or a family member, the chart below indicates
the types of conversion and/or adaptive equipment available for Toyota vehicles.
Common Adaptive Equipment
Hand Controls, Steering Devices and Left Foot Accelerators are Available on All Models.
DISCLAIMER
*Vehicles with mobility services’ adaptive equipment are modified by a third party. Those modifications may affect fuel
economy, driving performance, durability, and the safety of the vehicle. They may also affect the performance of Toyota
Safety SenseTM 2.0 and may affect the new vehicle limited warranty. Prototypes shown with options.
