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Adaptive Equipment, Handicap SUV & Wheelchair Van Service & Repair

Superior Van & Mobility’s is ready to assist you with all your wheelchair van service, repair & adaptive driving equipment installation needs. 

Each service department is staffed with factory-trained, certified mobility technicians to ensure your job is done right, the first time. 

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Request Service Appointment

Use this form to request service for your wheelchair van, lift, or adaptive driving equipment at any Superior Van & Mobility location.

Service & Repair Options

Click here for more information on service options for your wheelchair-accessible vehicle, wheelchair lift & more.

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Superior Van is an authorized BraunAbility & VMI wheelchair-accessible dealer, and NMEDA & QAP certified. We perform service and warranty work on every handicap-accessible vehicle and product we sell, even some we don’t.

Consumer or commercial, Superior Van & Mobility is here for you when you need us most! 

Superior Van & Mobility is conveniently located throughout the South and Midwest, in Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, Michigan, Nebraska, Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, and Louisiana. We are the largest family-owned mobility dealer in the U.S.A. For our most current list of locations and to find your closest mobility service center, visit our location page.

Due to popular demand, most Superior Van & Mobility locations now offer oil changes, wiper, filter, bulb replacement, and more general vehicle maintenance items for your wheelchair-accessible vehicle.

Is it Time for Wheelchair Van Service?

You’ve probably had your oil changed recently and the tires checked, but when was the last time you had your adaptive equipment or wheelchair van serviced?

While the safe operation of your vehicle is essential, so is the reliability and safe operation of your mobility conversion or equipment, the components that many overlook for routine maintenance until it’s too late.

It is recommended that you have your adaptive equipment or conversion components serviced every six months by a qualified mobility technician.

Like anything mechanical, routine inspections for damage, alignment, and proper operation are necessary. Electrical components are even more critical, as wires could become frayed from improper alignment, wear and tear, and/or maintenance neglect, rendering your vehicle inoperable in a time of need.

If you can’t find your warranty information that lists your vehicle or equipment schedule, check with one of our certified mobility specialists. They are happy to determine if your vehicle or equipment has specific warranty requirements.

Some wheelchair van service schedules must be maintained to keep the manufacturer's warranties intact!

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