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Scooters Australia: Australia's Leading Mobility Scooter Provider
Australian owned, we have been selling and servicing mobility scooters since 1992, the oldest scooter retailer in the country. So we know what works … and what doesn’t, and that’s why we don’t pretend to stock every product under the sun just to confuse you.
Scooters and scooter companies come and go, often because of poor quality products or lack of after sales service. We have the experience, the knowhow and the quality. We make it our business to source our suppliers as ethically as we can, and we support our products with fully trained technicians. That’s why we are still here after 30 years of service!
Exclusive Provider of the Luggie Range of Scooters
Scooters Australia is the country’s authorised provider of the Luggie scooters. Luggie Scooters are portable and very easy to use. They’re ideal for transportation in the car and they can even handle international air travel and cruise ships.
WARNING: Beware of some dealers claiming they are authorised Luggie dealers. Please check for authorised dealers HERE. Warranty will not be supplied through unauthorised dealers. Lifestyle Mobility in Adelaide is not an authorised Luggie dealer.
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Latest News & Blog Posts
Walking and Wheeling with MS
Maureen Corrigan likes to write and she likes to travel. For the second time she’s combined these passions into a book. Walking and Wheeling Tales is a collection of stories pulled from all over the globe. It’s full of misadventures, triumphs, laughs, frustrations, and even a little wisdom.
Coronavirus Mobility Scooter Update: September 2021
In light of the coronavirus crisis, Scooters Australia is implementing measures in line with WHO recommendations, to ensure the safety of our customers and staff.
Staying connected to the world with the Luggie
‘You need to be organised and determined to be a part of it’…..
Ray Kirkwood has spent his life ‘being a part of it’. He played 2nd grade football for Hawthorn, was secretary to a regional board of education, and ran a Travel Agency for a decade. After a diagnosis of MS, some things changed, but many stayed the same.