Adaptations

Designed to aid one handed steering, this adaptation also assists drivers with limited arm or shoulder strength and reduces the force required to steer. Steering aids can be used independently or in conjunction with other adaptations

Ball

The most commonly used steering aid, the steering ball is grasped from the front using a partially clenched hand. 

Peg

The steering peg is grasped from the side using a partially clenched hand. Available as quick release only.

Tetra Grip

The tetra grip is controlled by placing the wrist between two adjustable supports and fingers around the peg. Available as quick release only.

Easy Release Handbrake

Designed for drivers with limited hand function, the Handbrake Easy Release reduces the amount of grip required to move the handbrake and eliminates the requirement to depress the button

Hand Operated Parking Brake Easy Release

Some vehicles have a foot operated pedal to release the parking brake instead of a handbrake lever. This adaptation enables drivers who are unable to use their feet, to operate the parking brake by hand.

Designed to assist with closing the tailgate, where it is too high to reach.

The strap is fixed at a convenient point on the inside of the tailgate. It is used to pull down the tailgate to a height where it can be reached and then stores away neatly using a magnet before closing.

Converts a standard manual rear hatch into an automatic rear hatch.

A pneumatic hatch opener assists in opening and closing the rear hatch. Operated by a switch or by a wireless remote control. A-Hatch does not prevent the hatch from being opened or closed manually.

If the steering on your car is too heavy, we can make it lighter so it is easier for you to turn the wheel. The degree of lightness will depend on your needs.

Load, transport and retrieve your folding frame wheelchair using a roof top box.

Simple, convenient and space saving. Think of it as a valet service for your wheelchair. When you get seated in your car, the Chair Topper will take care of your wheelchair for you. When you’re ready to leave the car, the Chair topper will bring your wheelchair to you. In between it is safely stored in the weatherproof roof top box. It’s a great solution for independent drivers as well as passengers.                                   

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