Car Adaptations & Driving Aids


Boot hoists, person hoists, hand controls and more — supplied and fitted at your home by our accredited partner Mobility in Motion, with over 40 years of vehicle adaptation experience as Autochair.

Independence on the road, made simple

Whether you need to lift a scooter into the boot, transfer from a wheelchair into your seat, or drive with hand controls, we can help. Tell us what you need and we’ll arrange a free home assessment with our partner Mobility in Motion — they come to you, recommend the right solution for your car, and fit it professionally.

  • Free, no-obligation home assessment
  • Fitted at your home by nationwide installers
  • Full aftercare and support after installation
Woman on a mobility scooter arriving at a tea room while a boot hoist is loaded into a car

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  • Free home demonstration
  • No obligation
  • Fitted by accredited installers










    In partnership with

    Mobility in Motion logo

    Mobility in Motion are part of a group that has been designing and manufacturing vehicle adaptations for over 40 years as Autochair and Brig-Ayd.

    Their nationwide installers come to you, fit your adaptation quickly and securely, and provide full support after installation.

    As an accredited partner, we can arrange your free home assessment directly with their team.


    How we can help

    Boot hoists

    Lift your mobility scooter, powerchair or wheelchair into the boot at the touch of a button — no strain, no second pair of hands needed. Fitted to suit your car and your equipment.

    Person hoists & transfer aids

    For drivers and passengers who find getting in and out of the car difficult. Person hoists, transfer plates and swivel seats make the move from wheelchair to car seat smooth and safe.

    lady sat in car seat that lifts and moves to bring person on seat out of the car, using hand controls
    A lady is sat in a car seat that has an additional plate attached to the side, this is a transfer plate that assists with getting in and out of a car.

    Hand controls

    Accelerate and brake by hand with controls fitted around your steering wheel — drive safely without using the pedals.

    A car steering wheel has an attached ball

    Steering aids

    Steering balls and grips that make the wheel easier to turn, ideal if you have limited strength or movement in your hands or arms.

    Man is using a hand control the lower his wheelchair from a white roof box that stores the wheelchair while he is driving.

    Rooftop stowage

    A chair topper lifts your folded wheelchair into a rooftop box automatically — keeping your boot free and your chair dry.

    How it works

    1. Tell us what you need

    Fill in the short form or give us a call. Tell us what you’re struggling with and what car you drive — that’s all we need to get started.

    2. Free home assessment

    Mobility in Motion visit you at home, look at your car and your equipment, and recommend the right solution. No obligation, no pressure.

    3. Fitted and supported

    Their approved installer fits your adaptation quickly and securely, shows you how to use it, and support is on hand whenever you need it.

    Frequently asked questions

    How much does a boot hoist cost?

    As a guide, a boot hoist typically costs around £1,895 supplied and fitted. The exact price depends on your car and the scooter or wheelchair being lifted, so you’ll get an accurate, personalised quote at your free home demonstration — with no obligation to go ahead.

    What happens at the home assessment?

    A Mobility in Motion assessor visits at a time that suits you, looks at your car and your mobility equipment, answers your questions and recommends the best solution. It’s free and there’s no pressure to buy.

    I’m a passenger, not the driver — can you still help?

    Absolutely. Person hoists, swivel seats and transfer aids work for passengers just as well as drivers, and boot hoists help whoever’s doing the lifting. Tell us your situation on the form and the assessment will be shaped around it.

    How long does fitting take?

    Most adaptations are fitted at your home in a few hours by an approved installer, who will show you exactly how to use your new equipment before they leave.

    Will a hoist fit my car?

    Hoists are available for a wide range of cars, and lifting capacities run from lightweight scooters up to heavy powerchairs. The assessment confirms the right fit for your exact vehicle.

    What if I change my car?

    Many adaptations can be transferred to a new vehicle — mention it at your assessment and the team will advise what’s possible.

    Ready to get back on the road?