Change position whenever you need to — and stay comfortable all day

When you live with complex needs and spend most of the day in your wheelchair, comfort isn't a luxury. Being able to tilt back, recline and shift your weight yourself can make the difference between a good day and a painful one. The Invacare TDX SP2 Ultra Low Maxx combines Invacare's powered Ultra Low Maxx seating with the agile TDX SP2 mid-wheel drive base.

It's an electric wheelchair (also known as a powerchair) that turns neatly at home, rides steadily outside, and lets you move into the position that suits you at the touch of a control.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Powered tilt from 0 to 50°
  Tilting moves your weight off your bottom and onto your back, which can help with pressure care and resting — and you can do it yourself, without waiting for a carer.

• Powered recline from 90 to 170°
  Lie right back to rest or stretch out, with a design that helps reduce the skin-dragging that can happen when a backrest reclines.

• Ultra Low Maxx seating built for complex postural needs
  Seat widths from 405 to 610 mm, with depth, back and supports set up to give you proper, all-day support.

• Low seat-to-ground height of 420–480 mm
  Sit closer to table height and at a natural level with the people around you.

• Mid-wheel drive for tight turning
  The chair pivots under you, so getting around smaller rooms and busy places is far easier.

• SureStep suspension and Stability Lock
  Keeps all six wheels on the ground over kerbs and uneven paths, for a steady, secure ride.

• LiNX with G-Trac and REM400 touchscreen
  G-Trac helps keep the chair driving straight on sloping pavements, and the 3.5" touchscreen with Bluetooth can connect to up to three devices.

• Crash tested, with LED lighting
  Travel seated in a suitably adapted vehicle, and be seen in low light.

Who it suits best

• You spend most of the day in your chair and need regular position changes
• You have complex postural or pressure-care needs
• You want to tilt and recline independently
• Users up to 136 kg (21.4 stone)

Worth knowing before you buy

This is a highly specialised electric wheelchair, so it must be set up after a full seating assessment — ideally with your occupational therapist or clinician involved. It's large and heavy and doesn't fold. If you don't need powered tilt and recline, a standard TDX SP2 or a simpler electric wheelchair will be easier to live with and cost far less.

Questions customers ask us

Do I need an assessment first?
Yes. We'll arrange an assessment and demonstration so the seating and powered functions are set up for your body and needs.

What does tilt-in-space mean?
The whole seat tips back while your hip and knee angles stay the same, moving pressure off your bottom without you sliding forward.