Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel Scooter

The Pride Revo 2.0 4-wheel scooter is a mid-size mobility scooter from Pride Mobility with a 400 lb (181 kg) rating, a top speed of 5.2 mph (8.4 km/h), and a per-charge range of up to 17.8 miles (28.6 km) at 200 lb. Westin Healthcare delivers and sets it up across Brampton and the Greater Toronto Area.

Pride builds the Revo 2.0 4-Wheel (model S67) with Comfort-Trac front and rear suspension, a 20 in by 18 in foldable seat, and feather-touch disassembly so the frame comes apart for a car trunk. It is a 4-wheel scooter for mixed indoor and outdoor use on hard surfaces, not a folding airline scooter and not a full-size outdoor recreation model.

Who this scooter is for

This scooter is for a person who wants a mid-size 4-wheel platform, a 400 lb rating, and a frame that breaks down for the car, and who will use it around the house, the plaza, and neighbourhood sidewalks. Families usually call us when a compact travel scooter feels light on capacity, or when a full-size Victory is more scooter than the trunk can take.

If a tighter turn matters more than four-wheel stability, start with the Pride Revo 2.0 3-Wheel Scooter. If you want the Victory lighting package and an optional 40 Ah battery instead of Comfort-Trac, see the Pride Victory 10.2 4-Wheel Scooter. The Revo 2.0 4-Wheel is not a folding lithium travel scooter.

• 400 lb (181 kg) rating and a 20 in by 18 in seat
• Comfort-Trac suspension and 9 in solid tires
• Feather-touch disassembly; heaviest piece 57 lb (26 kg)

Range, speed, and batteries

Pride rates the Revo 2.0 4-Wheel at up to 5.2 mph (8.4 km/h). On solid tires the official range is up to 17.8 miles (28.6 km) at 200 lb and up to 14.8 miles (23.8 km) at 400 lb. Those figures vary with rider weight, terrain, battery condition, and tire type. The brochure also names an ECO mode at 4 mph and a sport mode at 5 mph.

The Revo 2.0 4-Wheel ships with two U1 sealed lead-acid batteries (about 25 lb / 11 kg each) and a 3.5 amp off-board charger. You can charge the packs on the scooter or off it. Pride tells daily riders to charge 8 to 14 hours after the day, and not to leave the charger on for more than 14 hours.

Portability and transport

Pride's feather-touch disassembly splits the Revo 2.0 4-Wheel into five pieces for a car trunk. The heaviest piece is the 57 lb (26 kg) front section. The assembled scooter weighs 132 lb (60 kg) without batteries and 182 lb (83 kg) with them. That is a two-person lift for many households. It is built for the trunk, not for an aircraft cabin. Pride does not print an airline-compliant claim for these U1 batteries. Ask the airline or cruise line before you travel.

Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel Scooter specifications

These figures are for Pride's Revo 2.0 4-Wheel, model S67, as printed on Pride's current spec table and the 042826 brochure. The specification tab holds the stored values.

Weight capacity 400 lb (181 kg). Top speed up to 5.2 mph (8.4 km/h). Turning radius 52 in (132 cm). Length 47 in (119 cm). Width 20.75 in (53 cm). Ground clearance 1.25 in (32 mm) at the transaxle and 3.5 in (89 mm) at mid-frame. Seat-to-ground 22 to 23.5 in. Seat-to-deck 15 to 16.5 in. Standard seat 20 in wide by 18 in deep. Front and rear tires 3 in by 9 in solid; pneumatic is an option. Batteries two U1. Charger 3.5 amp off-board. Incline rating 6 degrees (10.5 percent). Colours True Blue and Grey Street.

Warranty for a Canadian purchaser follows Pride Canada's scooter card: lifetime limited on the frame, 2 years on electronics, 2 years on drive motors, and 13 months on batteries.

Colour, tires, and accessories

Use Color (Options) to pick True Blue or Grey Street. Use Wheels if you want Pride's solid flat-free tires or the pneumatic option. Use Lap Belts, Accessories, and Cane/Crutch Holder only for extras you actually need. The front basket is standard. Under-seat storage is an optional Pride accessory, not part of the base scooter.

3-wheel or 4-wheel mobility scooter

A 4-wheel mobility scooter trades a larger turning circle for a more planted feel outdoors. The Revo 2.0 4-Wheel turns in 52 in (132 cm). The Revo 2.0 3-Wheel turns in 40 in (102 cm) and its heaviest piece is the 48 lb (22 kg) rear section. Choose three wheels for tighter indoor aisles. Choose four wheels if sidewalks, gravel edges, and a wider stance matter more.

If you want a 4-wheel mid-size scooter with frosted LED headlights and an optional 40 Ah pack instead of Comfort-Trac, compare the Victory 10.2 4-Wheel.

Funding help for a mobility scooter in Ontario

Ontario's Assistive Devices Program (ADP) can fund 75% of the ADP-approved price of a mobility scooter when the need is long-term and the scooter is prescribed through an assessment by an ADP-registered occupational therapist or physiotherapist, and some income-support programs cover the full cost. Not every scooter qualifies, so talk to us before you buy. March of Dimes Canada, Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC), and community programs can also help. Westin Healthcare's staff work with these programs every week and will point you to the right route for your situation. Visit our funding page or call (905) 451-7743 to talk it through.

Delivery and setup in Brampton and the GTA

Westin's own team delivers and sets up this scooter across Brampton and the Greater Toronto Area. We bring it in, assemble it, and show you the tiller, charger, and how the frame comes apart before we leave.

You are welcome to visit our Brampton showroom, or Mobility Specialties, our partner store in Etobicoke, if you would rather see a scooter first. For a scheduled in-home setup, call (905) 451-7743 and we will book the next date that works. Same-day delivery is offered through our mobility scooter rental service; purchased scooters are delivered and set up on a scheduled date.

This mobility scooter is oversized. The Canada-wide free ground-shipping offer on smaller goods does not apply. If the scooter is going outside the GTA, ask us for a freight quote. Inside Toronto and the GTA, White-Glove Delivery (bring-in, unwrap, test, take packaging away) is described on the shipping policy. Any charge is confirmed on your order.

Related mobility scooters from Westin

• Pride Revo 2.0 3-Wheel Scooter, the tighter-turning Revo
• Pride Victory 10.2 4-Wheel Scooter, the mid-size Victory with the LED package
• Pride Victory 10 LX 4-Wheel Scooter, the CTS Victory with a high-back seat

Service and warranty

When something on the scooter needs work, you call the shop that set it up, not a distant parts desk. Westin Healthcare has a service and repairs department. Our technicians come to the home or workplace.

Pride manufacturer warranty

Pride Canada's current scooter card is lifetime limited on the frame, 2 years on electronics, 2 years on drive motors, and 13 months on batteries. Wear items such as tires and upholstery sit outside that term. Batteries wear with charge cycles; Pride does not print a kilometre life for the U1 packs. We handle the claim with you.

Frequently asked questions

How far can a mobility scooter go?

The Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel travels up to 17.8 miles (28.6 km) per charge at 200 lb and up to 14.8 miles (23.8 km) at 400 lb on solid tires. Range shortens with hills, cold weather, stop-and-go riding, and worn batteries.

How long does it take to charge a mobility scooter?

Pride tells Revo 2.0 riders to charge the two U1 batteries for 8 to 14 hours after a day of use, and not to leave the 3.5 amp charger connected for more than 14 hours. Occasional riders should give the packs an 8 to 14 hour charge twice a week.

Can I take a mobility scooter on a plane?

The Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel is not an airline folding scooter. It uses two sealed lead-acid U1 batteries and its heaviest piece is 57 lb (26 kg). Pride does not print an airline-compliant claim for this model. Ask the airline before you book.

Can I use a mobility scooter in the rain?

Pride tells Revo 2.0 riders not to operate or store the scooter in rain, snow, mist, ice, or below-freezing conditions, and not to ride on salted surfaces. Bring it in when the weather turns.

Does ADP cover scooters?

Depending on the person's situation and assessment, funding support may be available for a mobility scooter in Ontario. Westin Healthcare's staff work with funding programs every week and can point you to the right route. Visit our funding page or call (905) 451-7743 before you buy.

3 wheel vs 4 wheel scooter?

The Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel turns in 52 in (132 cm) and stands on four 9 in tires. The Revo 2.0 3-Wheel turns in 40 in (102 cm) and is lighter to lift. Choose three wheels for aisles. Choose four wheels for a wider stance outdoors.

What is the turning radius of a mobility scooter?

The Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel has a 52 in (132 cm) turning radius. That is the circle Pride prints for this 4-wheel chassis. A typical interior door is wider than the 20.75 in (53 cm) body, so the turn, not the width, is usually the indoor limit.

How much does a Pride Revo 2.0 weigh?

The Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel weighs 132 lb (60 kg) without batteries and 182 lb (83 kg) with them. The heaviest piece after disassembly is the 57 lb (26 kg) front section.

Can a mobility scooter go in a car trunk?

The Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel uses Pride's feather-touch disassembly so the frame, seat, and battery box pack into most car trunks. Measure the trunk opening against the 57 lb front section before you count on one person doing the lift.

What is the weight capacity of a Pride Revo 2.0?

The Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel is rated at 400 lb (181 kg), including the rider and anything carried in the basket.

<section class="westin-answer-blocks"> <h2>How far does the Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel go on one charge?</h2> <p>Pride's US spec sheet for the S67 prints up to 17.8 miles at 200 lb and up to 14.8 miles at 400 lb. Pride Canada prints 17.8 miles at 200 lb and 12.4 miles at 400 lb, and its range row also reads up to 28.8 km at 200 lb and up to 20 km at 400 lb. Range moves with rider weight, terrain, battery amp-hour, battery charge, battery condition, and tire condition. Pride notes a plus or minus 10 percent variance on that test.</p> <table> <thead> <tr> <th>Rider weight on Pride's test</th> <th>Pride US spec sheet</th> <th>Pride Canada (features / range row)</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>200 lb</td> <td>Up to 17.8 miles</td> <td>17.8 miles / up to 28.8 km</td> </tr> <tr> <td>400 lb</td> <td>Up to 14.8 miles</td> <td>12.4 miles / up to 20 km</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p>We use Pride's printed figures, not a single rounded bucket. Confirm which pack is on the scooter you will see.</p> <h2>Does the Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel come apart for a car trunk?</h2> <p>Yes. Pride prints feather-touch disassembly into five pieces. The heaviest piece on the 4-wheel card is 57 lb (the front section). Weight without batteries is 132 lb. Weight with batteries is 182 lb.</p> <p>That is a mid-size scooter that splits for a car, not a folding airline scooter. Pride does not print an airline-compliant claim. The standard pack is two U1 deep-cycle batteries. Ask the airline about its own rules if you still need to travel.</p> <p>The 3-wheel sibling is a different split: 40 in turning radius and a 48 lb rear section. See the <a href="/revo-2-0-three-wheel-scooter">Pride Revo 2.0 3-Wheel</a> if indoor aisles come first.</p> <h2>Is the Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel ADP-eligible?</h2> <p>This S67 is ADP-eligible (device code WP0001573, Category 1) when an ADP-registered authorizer assesses the need. We complete the paperwork. Eligibility depends on the person and the assessment. Process lives on our <a href="/funding">funding</a> and <a href="/assistive-device-program">Assistive Devices Program</a> pages.</p> <h2>Does the Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel have suspension?</h2> <p>Yes. Pride prints Comfort-Trac front and rear suspension on the Revo 2.0 4-Wheel. That is the CTS ride Pride puts on this mid-size scooter, not a travel-scooter marketing line we added.</p> <h2>What is the Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel and who is it for?</h2> <p>The Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel (S67) is a 400 lb, 4-wheel scooter with Comfort-Trac suspension that still comes apart for transport. Pride prints a 52 in turning radius, a 47 in length, and a 20.75 in width. It is for a rider at or under 400 lb who wants mid-size range and a 4-wheel stance, and who can handle a 57 lb front section when the scooter is split.</p> <p>It is not the 3-wheel S66. Confirm what is on the floor in Brampton before you treat a showroom unit as this exact 4-wheel build.</p> <h2>Frequently asked questions</h2> <h3>What is the weight capacity of the Pride Revo 2.0 4-wheel scooter?</h3> <p>Pride rates the Revo 2.0 4-Wheel at 400 lb. Stay at or under that rating. A 375 lb figure on some Canadian retailer pages is not Pride's current S67 card.</p> <h3>How fast does the Pride Revo 2.0 mobility scooter go?</h3> <p>Pride's US spec sheet prints up to 5.2 mph. Pride Canada's feature list prints up to 5 mph, and its speed row prints up to 8 km/h. Speed varies with rider weight, terrain, and battery condition.</p> <h3>What is the driving range of the Pride Revo 2.0 scooter?</h3> <p>Use the table above. Pride US prints 17.8 miles at 200 lb and 14.8 miles at 400 lb. Pride Canada prints 17.8 miles / 28.8 km at 200 lb and 12.4 miles / 20 km at 400 lb. We do not collapse those into one number.</p> <h3>Is the Pride Revo 2.0 suitable for indoor and outdoor use?</h3> <p>Pride markets the Revo 2.0 4-Wheel for indoor and outdoor use, with Comfort-Trac suspension and a 52 in turning radius. Indoor aisles are tighter on 4 wheels than on the 3-wheel S66 (40 in turn). Outdoor use still depends on the surface, the rider, and the 1.25 in ground clearance Pride prints at the transaxle.</p> <h3>Is the Pride Revo 2.0 easy to disassemble and transport?</h3> <p>Pride prints five-piece feather-touch disassembly. The 4-wheel front section is 57 lb. That is manageable for some households and not for others. We assemble it in the room on a scheduled GTA setup. Confirm the boot opening before you plan to lift the front section yourself.</p> <h3>How much does the Pride Revo 2.0 4-wheel weigh?</h3> <p>Pride prints 132 lb without batteries, 182 lb with batteries, and 57 lb for the heaviest piece (front section). Each U1 battery is listed at 25 lb, and Pride notes battery weight may vary by manufacturer.</p> <h3>Does ADP cover mobility scooters?</h3> <p>This Revo 2.0 4-Wheel is ADP-eligible (WP0001573, Category 1) when an authorizer assesses the need. That is not a promise that every scooter, or every person, qualifies. See <a href="/funding">funding</a> and <a href="/assistive-device-program">Assistive Devices Program</a> for the process.</p> <h3>Can I take a mobility scooter on an airplane?</h3> <p>Pride does not print an airline-compliant claim for this U1 lead-acid Revo. Generic store FAQs about lithium travel scooters do not apply to this model. Ask the airline about its battery rules if you still need to fly.</p> <h3>Do I need a license to drive a mobility scooter?</h3> <p>Ontario does not treat a mobility scooter as a licensed motor vehicle the way a car is licensed. Local bylaws and building rules still apply in stores, malls, and on sidewalks. We cannot give legal advice for every municipality.</p> <h3>Can I use a mobility scooter in stores and malls?</h3> <p>Many stores and malls allow mobility scooters. Aisle width and the 52 in turning radius decide whether this 4-wheel Revo fits. The 3-wheel Revo turns in 40 in if indoor aisles are the first problem.</p> </section>