The Mobility Van Store sells new and used wheelchair accessible vehicles, from minivans to full-size vans, at its showroom in Lakeland, Florida. We are an authorized BraunAbility and VMI dealer, and we can special order a vehicle if the right one isn’t on the lot.

Yes. The Mobility Van Store is an authorized dealer for both BraunAbility and VMI, two of the most widely known wheelchair van conversion brands. That lets you compare both side by side in one Central Florida showroom.

Most wheelchair accessible vans in Florida cost roughly $30,000 to more than $70,000. Price depends on the make, model, model year, mileage, and the type of conversion (side-entry or rear-entry, manual or power ramp). Used vans sit at the lower end of that range, and new conversions at the higher end.

Side-entry vans usually suit wheelchair users who want to ride up front or drive, while rear-entry vans suit passengers and tight parking situations.

• Side-entry: lets the wheelchair user sit in the front row or drive, and works well for curbside loading. It needs room beside the van to deploy the ramp.
• Rear-entry: loads from behind, so it fits standard parking spaces and garages more easily. The wheelchair user typically rides in the middle or rear.

Our side vs. rear entry van guide covers the details.

Yes. We carry pre-owned wheelchair accessible vans alongside new inventory. A quality used van can lower the cost of getting an accessible vehicle while still giving you a ramp or lift, lowered floor and securement system.

Yes. If we don’t have the vehicle, conversion or features you need in stock, we can special order it for you. Call us with what you’re looking for and we’ll walk you through options and timing.

Yes, The Mobility Van Store offers wheelchair van financing. Our team can help you compare payment options and fit a vehicle to your budget.

Standard auto insurance usually does not fully cover the cost of a wheelchair van or mobility equipment. Some medical plans, veteran benefits and state assistance programs may help with part of the cost. Coverage varies, so check with your insurer or program directly.

Some buyers qualify for help through veteran benefits, state assistance programs or grants. Eligible veterans may be able to use VA automobile and adaptive equipment benefits toward an accessible vehicle or modifications. Our team can guide you through funding options, and our Veterans page has more information.

Yes. We accept trade-ins of both standard vehicles and wheelchair accessible vehicles, and apply the value toward the purchase of your accessible van.

Yes. We buy wheelchair accessible vans, even if you aren’t purchasing another vehicle from us. Contact us with the year, make, model, mileage and conversion type for an evaluation.

Yes. The Mobility Van Store offers short-term and long-term wheelchair van rentals for travel, medical appointments, visiting family, or temporary needs while your own vehicle is in the shop.

Yes. Renting is a practical way to test a ramp style, entry type and van size in your own driveway, garage and daily routine before you commit to a purchase.

Yes. Our certified technicians handle maintenance, repairs and inspections on wheelchair accessible vehicles, including ramps, lifts, kneeling systems, power doors and securement systems.

Yes. Our main line, (863) 688-3900, is also our 24/7 emergency service number. If a ramp, lift or door fails and leaves you stuck, call us any time.

Yes. We install scooter and wheelchair lifts on nearly any vehicle type, and most installations take a few hours. Exact time depends on the vehicle and the lift model.

Yes. We install hand controls and adaptive driving systems, along with transfer seating, ramps and wheelchair securement systems. A driving evaluation with a certified driver rehabilitation specialist is usually recommended first, so your equipment matches your needs.

In many cases, yes. We offer vehicle conversions for full accessibility. Whether your vehicle can be converted depends on its make, model and year, so call us to check before you plan around it.

Yes. In addition to vehicles, we sell mobility scooters and manual and power wheelchairs.

NMEDA QAP is the Quality Assurance Program run by the National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association. Accredited dealers are held to industry standards for mobility equipment installation, technician training and service, and are audited to keep that accreditation. The Mobility Van Store displays the NMEDA QAP seal.

The Mobility Van Store is at 915 N Florida Ave, Lakeland, FL 33801, just north of downtown Lakeland.

We’re open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. We’re closed Sunday. Emergency service is available 24/7 at (863) 688-3900.

We serve Lakeland and Central Florida, including Winter Haven, Plant City, Tampa, Kissimmee, Orlando, Auburndale, Bartow, Dade City, Haines City, Lake Wales, Lakeland Highlands and Zephyrhills.

The Mobility Van Store is a family-owned dealership with more than 25 years in business, an authorized BraunAbility and VMI dealer, and NMEDA QAP accredited. Sales, rentals, financing, trade-ins, service and equipment are all under one roof in Lakeland.

Call (863) 688-3900 or toll-free (877) 633-7875. You can also visit the showroom at 915 N Florida Ave in Lakeland during business hours.