A wheelchair ramp creates a path between the ground and an accessible vehicle. Entry position, operation, and the way the ramp is stored all influence everyday use.
Side-entry ramps need clear space beside the vehicle and can support different front seating layouts. Rear-entry ramps use space behind the van and suit particular passenger arrangements. Consider where you normally park.
Check opening height, ramp width, capacity, available space, and the wheelchair’s dimensions. Ask how powered equipment operates and how backup operation works.
A ramp is only one part of the vehicle. Seating, securement, interior clearance, and the user’s needs should be considered together. Compare wheelchair van conversions with AMS Vans.
Planning a wheelchair-accessible van purchase or conversion? Explore financing options and talk with our team about the next steps for your mobility needs.
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