What Battery Is Best for my Mobility Scooter?
Its important to choose a battery from a reputable manufacturer like MK that has a track record of producing high-quality products with a great warranty and customer support. MK Gel batteries are known to provide increased power and last on average 1-2 years longer than lesser quality batteries making them the most cost-effective options available for mobility scooter, powerchairs and back up power supplies.
How long do Mobility Scooter Batteries Last?
Most batteries come with a 12-month warranty, but some only last 6 -18 months on average. Buying a quality battery like MK Gel is a wise investment. Not only do they provide reliable power for your devices, but they also come with a warranty that ensures your satisfaction and peace of mind. With an MK Gel battery, you can trust that you're getting a product that will last and perform at a high level, and you should expect
with an average use of three years, but many customers are five years and counting.
with an average use of three years, but many customers are five years and counting.
Can I Put a Bigger Battery in My Mobility Scooter?
It is sometimes possible to put a larger battery in your mobility scooter, but it's important to make sure that the battery is compatible with your scooter's electrical system and charger and that it can physically fit in the battery compartment. You should also consider the weight of the battery and how it may affect the handling of your scooter. It's best to consult with us before making any modifications to your mobility scooter to ensure that it remains safe and reliable to use.
Why is My Mobility Scooter Battery Draining so Fast?
Mobility Scooter batteries will eventually lose their ability to hold a charge due to constant charging and discharging. If you notice that your scooter's battery isn't holding a charge as long as it used to, it may be time to replace it. Most modern mobility scooters will alert you when the battery needs replacing, but it's always a good idea to check the battery connections first to make sure that they are secure and seated properly. Loose or corroded connections can cause issues with charging and can also reduce the lifespan of the battery.