Off-Road Disability Vehicle Conversions

Off-road VanYour vehicle is a main source of your independence and represents a significant financial outlay. Accordingly, your choice should be very thoughtfully considered. The majority of disabled people are encouraged to acquire mini-vans. For the following reasons, At Home and Beyond advocates buying a full-sized, four wheel van (not a mini-van) and converting the vehicle for disabled use:

  • Much more durable than a mini-van with fewer breakdowns and repairs
  • Higher resale value than a mini-van
  • Provides greater safety and since our disability conversions lower the floor of the vehicle, the center of gravity is likewise lowered, thus enhancing stability and improving off-road performance
  • Increases your travel options by enabling you to cover much greater distances and avoid the hassle of flying and renting a vehicle.
  • The larger vehicle can be customized to your needs, including greater room for supplies, the ability to charge your wheelchair and the ability to travel further distances in more comfort and safety.
  • Gives you the freedom to go places that you can't go in a minivan, with significantly greater ground clearance and four-wheel drive.
  • Encourages you to leave your home and engage in recreational activities that improve the physical and mental health aspect.
  • Delivers greater than expected fuel efficiency with the added power of a diesel engine.

At Home and Beyond has a proven methodology for selecting a vehicle that meets your needs. After our initial evaluation of your circumstances, we provide our suggestions regarding choice of vehicle and conversion options. After you buy the car, our trusted team of conversion specialists will initiate the conversion process, including lowering the floor, installing all necessary electrical systems, lifts, controls, tie downs, special flooring and any other custom modifications needed. We can also configure the hand controls that enable a handicapped person to drive the vehicle.

Immediately after a spinal cord injury, the medical, emotional and physical issues seem overwhelming. However, it is frequently the case that after a couple of years you desire to re-engage with the outside world. The selection of an appropriately configured vehicle facilitates your ability to pursue an more active lifestyle. Your vehicle should not limit your ability to experience life . . . it should enhance it.


Off-Road Disability Vehicle Images

Van Front
This is a custom skid plate

Futher customization options. Contact for further details.

Lift

Ricon wheelchair lift.

Transmission

This is an oversized 30 gallon fuel tank. Optional only on diesel vehicles.

Rear Bumper

Extra Fuel Tank

Secondary custom 40 gallon fuel tank for added range and convenience.

Fule Cap

Extra fuel ports.

Fule Cap 2

Extra fuel ports.

Front Speakers

Drop down tv with built in GPS in headliner or front storage compartment.

Dashboard

Idle control switch that allows parked vehicle to idle at higher RPMs, keeping internal compartment cooler and more comfortable.

Shifter

4x4 shifter conveniently located for driver.

AC Power

AC outlet for charging wheelchair or AC accessories.

Clip

Extra tie down for wheelchair restraint.

Easy Lock

EZ lock restraint system.

Rear Seat

4 passenger rear seat.

 

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