A CTM Mobility Scooter Review– An Electric Mobility Scooter
August 12th, 2007
With so many electric mobility scooter companies out there, how do you choose the right one? CTM Mobility Scooter is a reputable and reliable company within the mobility scooter field. They’ve been the world leaders in providing mobility scooters since 1995, shipping their scooters to more than twenty countries. Before that, they made motorcycle parts fpr Yamaha and Suzuki for twenty years, so you can tell that when it comes to power and performance, the designers and engineers at CTM Mobility Scooters really know what they’re talking about. They offer a quality service at a price you can afford.
CTM Mobility Scooters is a company which really understands that individuals have different mobility needs. They offer a range of mobility scooters for all sizes, abilities and even for children. Let’s have a look at some of the different types of mobility scooter that you can purchase.
First – consider the power source. Most mobility scooters have batteries which will need to be charged every so often. Now, of course, this can be done overnight whilst you sleep – every few days or every night if you want that extra peace of mind; but if you’re constantly on the go, you may want a scooter with an extra battery which can be replaced so you don’t have to wait for charging.You’ll want to consider the demands on your scooter such as long distances or rough terrain.
CTM Mini mobility scooters-Mini scooters can be used indoors as well as outside on even ground. They are lightweight and compact and so are good if you need to use your mobility scooter inside the home.
CTM Economy mobility scooters-These scooters provide you with more performance and power, but the price is kept down by forgoing the fancy design features of the more expensive mobility scooters.
CTM Mid-Range mobility scooters-These offer more features than their economy counterparts, without the fancy high end specifications of the deluxe models. They are probably the most popular of the CTM mobility scooters.
CTM Deluxe mobility scooters-CTM Mobility Scooters offer a range of deluxe scooters for that extra mileage and power which you might need. You get extra comfort and design features too, with leather-effect rotating seats, lift-up arm-rests, greater speed and the greater ground clearance which is useful for rough ground.
Then you have the Daddy of them all:
CTM Road Class mobility scooters-Many of these scooters can be used outside, but this range – with its greater robustness and power – is just fantastic for road use. You’ll feel like you can hold your own in the traffic with one of these mobility scooters.
So you can see why people flock to CTM Mobility Scooters for their wide range of products to suit all your mobility needs. Whichever of these types of scooters you choose from you’ll have a range of scooters to select from in each class. Thankfully, you can find a wide range of new and used CTM scooters at discount prices at Mobility Scooters and more. This mobility product discount store offers many different brands of scooters, including CTM mobility scooters. Stop by and check out the savings!
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1. meninweb | August 13th, 2007 at 5:18 pm
In my country also Electric Scooter slowly getting popular. It will give pollution free cities.
MIW — MenInWeb — Matter Matters
2. Anonymous | August 16th, 2007 at 1:10 am
I agree, they are a great alternative for the car.
3. Alan Tucker | January 5th, 2008 at 1:36 am
The CTM HS-890 is an excellent machine, however, it is a lousy run company in my opinion. I have been trying since mid-April of 2007 to get my locking mechanism fixed on my tiller but to no avail. I have called Taiwan to the home office but nothing and their California facility hasn’t got a clue how to run that place. Again it is an excellent machine but I wouldn’t recommend anyone buying one as it is impossible to get help if you need any repair done - plus you may do like I have to the closest repairman for my scooter is 100 miles from my home. Beware if you’re thinking about this company if you don’t want a lot of frustration.
4. john burgess | January 30th, 2008 at 5:03 pm
the quality can not be denied ,but trytng to get any repairs or help is almost impossible no one seems to know much about my HS890
WHAT A SHAME.
5. mr john bennett | April 16th, 2008 at 5:13 am
my name is john bennett and i am disabled, i was wondering if you could make the mobility scooter go from in the range 20 miles to 60 miles. i now the goverment said no but if it was up to the disabled person the disabled person would say knickers to the goverment and let it be a lot longes
range not 20 but 60 miles.
6. Sue | May 23rd, 2008 at 9:29 pm
I purchased my CTM scooter 0n 12/29/04 and have had nothing but problems with it from the beginning. It stopped working again last week and can find no one to fix it.
DON’T BUY THIS ONE….once you do no one cares if it is operational or not.
7. AMANDA | June 5th, 2008 at 10:38 pm
MY FATHER-IN-LAW IS A RETIRED AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC AND IS TRYING TO LEARN HOW TO REPAIR SCOOTERS AND NO ONE WILL RELEASE INFORMATION TO HIM.
IF ANYONE KNOWS HOW I CAN OBTAIN MORE INFORMATION PLEASE POST IT…….
8. DAVE | June 9th, 2008 at 3:04 pm
AMANDA, we have had a similar desire to repair the CTM scooter I have–but repair manuals, etc. are within a closed industry–distributors. Manufacturers refuse to deal with anyone but them, as you probably already know. These people (sales distributors) are known to promise anything to make a sale, then when you call you find that they don’t back up their guarantee. You could probably get what you need if your father were to become a certified CTM distributor, but he would need a store front, etc. With that in mind, you would have to really love your scooter to do all that is required. Not just C.T.M., but other companies can present similar problems. The companies may be well intentioned, but they cannot control the flakes who distribute for them. It can be terribly maddening to anyone dependent on a P.O.V., as if their disability weren’t enough to deal with! SCOOTER USERS UNITE!
9. JOHN BURGESS | July 24th, 2008 at 1:41 pm
STILL TRYING TO GET MY HS890 WORKING PROPERLY OUR LOCAL DEALER IS USELESS AND I CANT GET ANY HELP FROM ANYONE BEWARE IF YOU BUY A CTM SCOOTER
10. Tony Claxton | July 31st, 2008 at 3:22 pm
I have been trying to find a part and an owners manual for a ctm mobility scooter. Apparently, the only distributor is an outfit in Florida called Easy Mobilility Co. which is basically an answering machine. They do not return phone calls.
Choose another brand of scooter.
11. jenny | August 14th, 2008 at 9:38 am
If you need electric mobility scooter, please contact me without any hesitation. We are the manufacturer of electric mobility scooter, we can provide you high quanlity product,with lowest price and best service.
yours,
jenny
MSN:sales04@xzmst.com
12. Terry Catton | September 13th, 2008 at 11:39 pm
How do you buy parts for the HS250 CTM scooter
13. Karen | June 23rd, 2009 at 4:28 pm
Do NOT buy a CTM scooter. As if my disability were’nt enough, the scooter that I was depending on-the HS 360 has failed me more than once. On my very first outing the brake system failed and I was stuck in the middle of the zoo! Then the store where I bought it has had nothing but problems w/CTM trying to get it repaired. Seems once these people get your money, then you are out of luck! I’d sue the manufacturer if it wouldn’t be an international case and royal pain. Someone needs to though! I’ll NEVER buy a CTM product again.
14. Pete | June 28th, 2009 at 10:18 am
I took my CTM HS686 on holiday, when I got there it would not work. Took it to for repair, was told that it would be about £300.
As it was not worth any more I said i would look at it, stripped the control bod out of the back, looked in to it, found the two boards had come apart with the jolting of the trailer, put them to gether worked ever since.
15. Jan Goldfield | October 8th, 2009 at 2:54 pm
I was looking forward to a great holiday, 6 weeks long touring National Parks in the US. I pushed the scooter more than I rode on it. It would not handle a 1% grade, nor a ride of more than a city block or so. So my pushing time was uphill and at high altitudes. I installed an inverter in the car so I could keep it fully charged at all times, but that was not the problem. After my return from vacation, the dealer replaced the transmission and both batteries. It took him two weeks. I will never use the scooter again because I cannot trust it to preform reliably. I will either sell it, give it away or put it at the end of the driveway for the trash trucks.
16. Mobility Product | October 26th, 2009 at 1:02 pm
electric scooters really makes the life of older and handy capped easy.
17. Jan Goldfield | October 28th, 2009 at 6:39 pm
I bought a CTM mobility scooter and Harmar lift from this store. I wanted to use it on an extended vacation out west. I pushed the scooter more than I rode on it. It would not go up even a 1% grade and stopped short for no reason. Upon returning to Slidell over a month later, I returned it. The axle, clutch, and batteries needed replacement. I took the scooter home. I soon needed it again to drive to Michigan for my father’s funeral. I arrived at the funeral home, hooked the scooter up to the lift, was removing the scooter from the car and the scooter fell on the ground, leaving the seat still hooked to the lift. I was never able to use it. He offered no recourse for the scooter falling off the seat. These shoddy and badly manufactured products are unacceptable.
18. luis. | January 6th, 2010 at 9:24 am
Hello Everyone, I am very sorry to read all of the above stories. Please give us a call. I promise to do my best on my end to help you all.
Our phone number is 909-590-1388. x115. I am their technician. Only one technician for all the United States.
Common problem: batteries. Change them, this fixes a lot of problems.
Will be waitting for a call. Parts? Tech Support?
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