Take your wheelchair where the pavement ends

Woodland walks, farm tracks, bridleways and muddy footpaths are often where a manual wheelchair gets stuck — and where you'd most like to be. The Triride T-Rocks is the off-road specialist in the Triride range, built to grip and pull on ground other add-ons avoid.

It fits to the front of your own wheelchair, with a strong high-torque motor and a choice of big wheels, including an extra-wide fat tyre option only available on this model. Days out with family and friends no longer have to stop at the car park.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Built for off-road ground
  A redesigned front fork and a high-torque motor (65 Nm of pulling force) help you keep going over grass, gravel and rough tracks.

• Fat tyre option, 16" × 4"
  The extra-wide tyre spreads your weight and grips loose, soft ground — great for country paths and uneven fields.

• Choice of 16" or 20" wheel
  Bigger wheels roll over roots, ruts and kerbs more easily, which means a smoother, less jarring ride for your back.

• Dual battery option
  Add a second battery, with a switch to change between them, for up to 50 km on longer adventures.

• Normal and Sport modes
  Steady control on tricky ground, or extra punch when the path opens up.

• Cruise control and five power levels
  Hold a comfortable speed on long stretches and give your hand and wrist a rest.

• Reverse, regenerative and disc brakes
  Back out of awkward spots and stop with confidence on steep, loose downhill sections.

Who it suits best

• Active manual wheelchair users who love the outdoors
• Anyone wanting to get onto trails, bridleways and countryside paths
• People living rurally with rough or unmade roads

Worth knowing before you buy

From 12.8 kg, the T-Rocks is one of the heavier Triride units, and the big wheel makes it bulkier to lift and store. It doesn't fold. If you mainly use pavements and shops, a lighter, smaller power add-on will be easier to handle day to day. Every Triride needs to be matched to your wheelchair, so we'll check your chair first.

Questions customers ask us

Is the fat tyre worth it?
If you often go on loose gravel, soft grass or muddy paths, yes — its extra width gives the most grip. For firmer tracks the standard wheel options work well.

Can I try one before buying?
We don't keep every model in stock, so please call first and we'll check — if we don't have a T-Rocks in, we can usually arrange a demo model.