If you're looking to buy a mobility scooter in or around Stratford-upon-Avon, you may be wondering which local shops sell them and where you can try one before buying.
Choosing a scooter is an important decision. The right one can give you back a lot of freedom, but the wrong one can be uncomfortable, too big for your home or car, or simply not up to the journeys you want to make. Looking at a few different suppliers, and trying more than one scooter, is a sensible way to make sure you end up with something that really suits you.
We are often asked who else sells mobility scooters locally, so we have put together this guide to mobility scooter shops near Stratford-upon-Avon, in Warwickshire and the surrounding counties.
Where Else Can You Buy Mobility Scooters Near Stratford-upon-Avon?
The businesses below all sell mobility scooters and have a showroom or shop within roughly 30 miles of Stratford-upon-Avon, measured in a straight line. They are listed in alphabetical order, which is not a ranking or a recommendation. Where a business has several local branches, we have grouped them together. Whether you are looking for mobility scooter shops in Coventry, mobility scooters in Redditch or simply mobility scooter suppliers near you, this list should give you a good starting point.
The details are taken from each business's own website and were checked in October 2026. Opening hours, branches, stock and services change, and not every scooter will be on display at every shop, so it is always worth phoning before you visit.
Bridge Street Mobility & Furniture (Nuneaton)
Bridge Street Mobility & Furniture has a shop at 14 Bridge Street, Coton, Nuneaton (CV11 5UD), and its website says no appointment is needed to visit. It sells a range of mobility scooters, from compact folding and car-boot models to sturdier scooters for longer journeys, alongside riser recliners, electric adjustable beds, pressure-care mattresses, rollators and stairlifts. The business advertises free in-store test drives, free home visits and demonstrations, and in-store scooter servicing and repairs.
Capitol Mobility and Real Care (Solihull, Sheldon and Coleshill)
Capitol Mobility lists three local premises: a showroom on the Vulcan Road Industrial Estate in Solihull (B91 2JY), a shop on Church Road in Sheldon, Birmingham, trading as Real Care (B26 3YH), and a shop on the High Street in Coleshill (B46 3BP). Its scooter range runs from small 4 mph boot scooters and mid-range pavement models to larger 6 and 8 mph road scooters, plus second-user scooters. It also supplies powerchairs, wheelchairs and stairlifts. Capitol advertises free demonstrations and assessments in its showrooms or at home, free local delivery on powered products, Motability, and servicing and repairs.
CareCo (Coventry and Cheltenham)
CareCo is a national mobility retailer with showrooms around the UK. Two are within about 30 miles of Stratford: Swallow Road, off Holbrook Lane in Coventry (CV6 4PU), and Kingsditch Retail Park in Cheltenham (GL51 9LX). Its range covers folding, travel and car-boot scooters, pavement scooters, 6 to 8 mph road scooters and all-terrain models, alongside wheelchairs, powerchairs, riser recliners and adjustable beds. The showrooms offer test drives, and the company advertises seven-day delivery, an optional paid home installation service, and servicing, including annual services at home by an engineer.
Countrywide Mobility (Worcester)
Countrywide Mobility is based at Lowesmoor Wharf in Worcester (WR1 2RS). It supplies transportable, folding, pavement and road-legal mobility scooters, together with powered and manual wheelchairs, wheelchair powerpacks, riser recliners, stairlifts and adjustable beds. The company says it can bring a selection of transportable scooters to your home to demonstrate, and it advertises delivery and set-up, equipment hire, servicing for all types of mobility aids, and Motability as an approved provider.
Easy Living Mobility (Redditch, Northfield and other Midlands branches)
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Easy Living Mobility is a Midlands retailer with a number of shops. The nearest to Stratford are in the Kingfisher Shopping Centre in Redditch (B97 4HJ) and on Bristol Road South in Northfield, Birmingham (B31 2QW), with further shops within 30 miles at Wylde Green, Kidderminster and Walsall. Its range includes folding and car-boot scooters, pavement scooters, 8 mph road scooters and approved used scooters, plus riser recliners, wheelchairs, electric wheelchairs and stairlifts. It advertises home demonstrations, Motability, servicing and repairs on products it has supplied, hire and part exchange.
Enhanced Mobility (Kenilworth)
Enhanced Mobility has a shop at 10 The Square, Kenilworth (CV8 1EB). It sells compact folding scooters that fit in a car boot, medium pavement scooters, 8 mph Class 3 road scooters and heavy-duty models, and says it occasionally has used scooters in stock. It also supplies electric and manual wheelchairs, riser recliners, stairlifts and hoists. The business advertises obligation-free home visits across Kenilworth, Coventry and Warwickshire, welcomes part exchanges, and repairs and services scooters, powerchairs and wheelchairs.
Ideas in Action by Stechford Mobility (Stechford, Birmingham)
Ideas in Action by Stechford Mobility has a showroom on the Leviss Trading Estate, Old Station Road, Stechford, Birmingham (B33 9AE). It sells lightweight, folding, medium and large scooters, covering both pavement and road models, as well as powerchairs, wheelchairs, riser recliners and stairlifts. The business advertises free home visits, an on-site workshop for servicing and repairs, Motability, part exchange and insurance.
Indy Mobility (Evesham)
Indy Mobility has a showroom at Stewart House, Vale Business Park, Evesham (WR11 1GS). It is open on weekdays, with Saturdays by appointment. Its website lists a selection of mobility scooters that can be seen in store, alongside wheelchairs, riser recliners, stairlifts, profiling beds and hoists. Indy invites customers to book an assessment, and it offers delivery and scooter servicing, either on site or with collection for a small fee. If you are searching for mobility scooters in Evesham, it is one of the closest showrooms to the town centre.
Magbility (Wythall, Bromsgrove and Worcester)
Magbility is a family business with three showrooms: Becketts Farm in Wythall (B47 6AJ), Sanders Road Industrial Estate in Bromsgrove (B61 7DG) and Bromwich Lane, St Johns, in Worcester (WR2 4BH). It sells 4 mph and 8 mph scooters, folding, travel and all-terrain models, and second-hand scooters, plus wheelchairs, electric wheelchairs, riser recliners and stairlifts. You can drop in or book an appointment, try scooters on its test tracks, or arrange a no-obligation home demonstration. Magbility says its prices include delivery, set-up and adjustments, and its team can help with Motability applications.
Max Mobility (Coventry and Leamington Spa)
Max Mobility, founded in Coventry in 2012, has a shop in Sherbourne Arcade in Coventry city centre (CV1 1DN) and, since 2026, a second store in the Royal Priors Shopping Centre in Leamington Spa. It sells boot, folding, pavement and road scooters, along with used scooters and powerchairs, wheelchairs, riser chairs, stairlifts and beds. The company advertises Motability with a free consultation, delivery and fitting by its own installation teams, and after-sales care.
Mobility & Lifestyle (Coventry, Rugby, Nuneaton and Hinckley)
Mobility & Lifestyle has its head office and showroom on Jubilee Crescent in Radford, Coventry, with further stores in the Swan Centre in Rugby, near the station in Nuneaton, and at The Crescent in Hinckley. Its range runs from travel scooters to mid-size and large scooters, along with wheelchairs, powerchairs and riser recliners, and the company takes part in the Motability Scheme. Please note that it is a different business from Lifestyle & Mobility, which has a similar name.
Mobility For You (Charlecote, near Wellesbourne)
Mobility For You trades from the conservatory at Charlecote Garden Centre, near Wellesbourne (CV35 9ER), making it the closest business in this guide to Stratford. It was started by a mobility engineer in 2019 and opened its shop and repair centre in 2022. It sells compact travel scooters and larger pavement and road scooters, along with folding and lightweight powerchairs, stairlifts and rollators. The business advertises product demonstrations, servicing and repairs, and delivery to your door.
The Mobility Store (Bourton-on-the-Water)
thehearingandmobilitystore.co.uk
The Mobility Store has a showroom at Lansdowne, Bourton-on-the-Water (GL54 2AR), about 22 miles from Stratford, which is open on weekdays. It sells new and used portable, 4 mph, 6 mph and 8 mph scooters, along with used powerchairs, ramps and hoists. The company advertises free demonstrations, including bringing products to your home, as well as servicing and parts, equipment hire and Motability.
Mobility Your Way (Rugby and Whilton Locks, near Daventry)
Mobility Your Way has seven showrooms, two of them within about 30 miles of Stratford: 47 Cymbeline Way, Bilton, Rugby (CV22 6JZ), and The Lock House at Whilton Locks Garden Centre near Daventry (NN11 2NH). Its scooter range includes travel, folding, lightweight, pavement and road-legal models, and it also sells riser recliners, wheelchairs, powerchairs and stairlifts. It offers free in-store and home demonstrations, Motability, and at-home maintenance and repairs.
Rob's Mobility (Kings Norton, Birmingham)
Rob's Mobility has a showroom at Waterside Business Park, Pershore Road, Kings Norton, Birmingham (B30 3DR), with visits outside opening hours by appointment. It sells new and reconditioned mobility equipment, including 4 mph and 8 mph scooters, electric wheelchairs, manual wheelchairs and riser recliners. The business advertises free delivery and set-up, scooter hire for three or seven days, and servicing and repairs in store or at your home within the West Midlands.
Shire Mobility (Banbury)
Shire Mobility has stores in Northampton, Bicester and Banbury. Its Banbury store is on Castle Street, Castle Quay (OX16 5UN). The scooter range covers transportable, ultra-lightweight and foldable scooters, 4 mph pavement scooters and 6 to 8 mph road-legal models, alongside electric and manual wheelchairs, stairlifts and riser recliners. Shire Mobility says servicing and repairs are carried out by its own engineers, and it offers home visits, one-to-one consultations and hire. It is also a Motability dealer.
Wenman Healthcare (Barford, near Warwick)
Wenman Healthcare is based at Debden Farm, Barford, near Warwick (CV35 8DA). Its scooter range includes 4 mph portable and pavement scooters and 8 mph road scooters, and it also supplies wheelchairs, powerchairs, riser recliners, beds, bathing equipment and home adaptations. The company has a showroom for demonstrations, offers free home assessments, runs a mobility hire fleet, and repairs and services scooters and powerchairs either in its workshop or on site. For anyone looking for mobility scooters near Warwick, it is one of the closest options.
What Type of Mobility Scooter Do You Need?
Before you start visiting shops, it helps to know the main types. Our guide to the different types of mobility scooters goes into more detail, but in brief:
- Folding scooters fold down in one piece, often in seconds, for travel and storage. They are usually the lightest to carry as a whole, but are typically less comfortable and have a shorter range than larger scooters.
- Transportable or boot scooters come apart into several lighter pieces, so they can go in a car boot. They suit short trips to the shops or days out, and are easier to lift than you might expect because no single piece is very heavy.
- 4 mph pavement scooters (Class 2) are larger and more comfortable, with a better range and suspension. They are designed for use on pavements and are usually stored at home rather than taken in the car.
- 8 mph road scooters (Class 3) can be used on the road as well as on the pavement, where they must be limited to 4 mph. They are the biggest and most comfortable type, with lights and indicators, and must be registered with the DVLA.
The most suitable type depends on who will use it, the journeys you want to make, how comfortable the seat needs to be, whether it has to fit in a car, and where it will be stored and charged. If you are unsure whether a scooter is right for you at all, our article on choosing between a mobility scooter and an electric wheelchair may help.
What Should You Ask Before Buying a Mobility Scooter?
Whichever supplier you speak to, these questions will help you compare like with like:
- Can I try it first? Ask whether a demonstration or assessment is available, in the showroom or at home, and whether the model you are interested in is actually in stock to try.
- Where will it be stored and charged? You will need somewhere dry and secure with a power socket, such as a garage, shed with power or a hallway, and enough space to get on and off safely.
- Will it fit in my car? If you need to transport it, check the boot size and the weight of the heaviest piece, and who will be lifting it.
- Is it comfortable, and is it rated for me? Check the maximum user weight, the seat size and adjustment, the legroom and the suspension.
- What range will I really get? Advertised ranges are usually measured in ideal conditions. Hills, cold weather, heavier users and older batteries all reduce it. Our guide to mobility scooter batteries explains more.
- What does the warranty cover? Ask how long it lasts, whether batteries are included, and who carries out warranty repairs.
- How will it be delivered? Find out whether delivery is included, whether the scooter will be set up for you, and whether someone will show you how to use it safely.
- Who services and repairs it? Ask whether the business has its own engineers, whether they come to you, how quickly they can respond, and how easily replacement parts can be obtained.
- Is there a local engineer? Aftercare is much easier if someone nearby can look at the scooter. If you are comparing mobility scooter servicing in Warwickshire, it is worth asking about call-out areas and charges.
- What is included in the price? Check whether delivery, set-up, the first service, a charger and any accessories are included, or whether they cost extra.
- Do they take part in Motability? If you receive a qualifying mobility allowance, you may be able to lease a scooter through the Motability Scheme, but only through a participating dealer.
Is It Better to Buy a Mobility Scooter Online or From a Local Retailer?
Both options have their place, and the right choice depends on what you need.
Buying online can be convenient and the prices can be competitive. It can work well if you already know exactly which model you want, perhaps because you have used one before, and you are confident about the size, weight and set-up. The limitations are that you usually cannot try the scooter before you buy, and the scooter may arrive boxed for you to assemble and adjust yourself. Repairs and servicing may mean returning the scooter or finding someone else to look at it.
Buying from a local retailer usually means you can see and try different scooters, get practical advice about your journeys, storage and car, and have the scooter set up and demonstrated when it arrives. Having a local business to call can also make aftercare, repairs and servicing more straightforward. Prices may be higher than the cheapest online offers, although some of that difference may reflect delivery, set-up or aftercare that is included in the price.
It is also worth remembering that not every local retailer offers the same services. Some offer home demonstrations and some do not, some have their own engineers, and some take part in Motability while others do not. That is why it is worth asking the questions above wherever you buy. You may also find our articles on how much a mobility scooter costs and common mobility scooter buying mistakes useful.
Finding the Right Scooter for You
There are plenty of mobility scooter suppliers near Stratford-upon-Avon, and each one offers something slightly different. We would encourage you to explore your options, try a few suitable scooters wherever you can, and think about the whole experience, including delivery, set-up, servicing and aftercare, rather than simply choosing the lowest advertised price. The right scooter is the one that fits you, your journeys and your home.
Where Do We Fit In?
We left ourselves out of the list above to keep it impartial, but it is only fair to say that Active Mobility sells mobility scooters too. Our showroom is at Unit 3 & 4, Avenue Fields Industrial Estate, off Birmingham Road, Stratford-upon-Avon (CV37 0HT), open Monday to Friday 9:30am to 4:30pm and Saturday 9:30am to 1pm.
We sell new and pre-owned folding, portable, pavement and Class 3 road scooters. We offer free home assessments within 75 miles and take part in Motability within 30 miles. Our own engineers service and repair scooters. Not every model is on display, so please call 01789 339738 before visiting.
If you would like to see whether a scooter suits you before buying one, you can also hire a scooter from Stratford Shopmobility, which we run, and try one out around town.
As with everyone else in this guide, we would encourage you to compare us alongside the other options and choose what is right for you.
This guide is based on information published on each business's own website in October 2026 and is provided for general information only. Inclusion does not mean we endorse a business, and leaving a business out is not a criticism. If you spot anything that has changed, please let us know and we will update it.
