Choose a transit wheelchair if a carer will push, or a self-propelling wheelchair if the user will push themselves. Our Max Mobility range runs from the 8.9kg LA1 transit chair to the steel Omega HD1, rated to 250kg. Free delivery to most of Australia, with a $49 flat rate to WA and NT.
Buying guide & FAQs
Transit chairs have small rear wheels and attendant brakes, so they're lighter to lift into a car, but the user can't push themselves. Self-propelling chairs have large 24" rear wheels with push rims, so the user or a carer can push.
Comparing other options? See our rollators or the walking frame vs rollator vs transit wheelchair guide.
The Max Mobility LA1 transit wheelchair weighs 8.9kg and folds to 290mm wide.
Both are carer-pushed transit chairs supporting up to 125kg. The LA1 is lighter at 8.9kg with 8" rear wheels. The TA1 weighs 11.1kg and has larger 12" rear wheels for a smoother push over kerbs and uneven ground, plus removable armrests.
Yes, with the Omega SP1, SP2 or HD1, which have 24" rear wheels. The LA1 and TA1 are designed to be pushed by a carer.
The LA1, TA1, SP1 and SP2 support up to 125kg. The Omega HD1 supports up to 250kg.
Free delivery to most of Australia, with a $49 flat rate to WA and NT. Express Post isn't available on wheelchairs.
Yes. You have 30 days to return an item, and every product has a 3-month warranty. If your item is faulty, we pay the return freight; for change-of-mind returns, the return freight is paid by you. Email sales@ozhomeonline.com.au to arrange a return.
