Access 2 Mobility carries a carefully selected inventory of used wheelchair vans in Tyler, TX.
Every pre-owned wheelchair van we sell has been inspected by our factory-trained technicians to verify that the conversion equipment — ramps, lifts, lowered floors, and tie-down systems — meets our quality standards before it goes on our lot.
Smart savings
A brand-new accessible vehicle with conversion typically starts between $45,000 and $85,000.
A pre-owned model with the same BraunAbility or VMI conversion can be $15,000–$30,000 less — without sacrificing the accessibility features you need.
For many families, a used accessible van is the practical path to independence.
Medicaid waiver programs and VA benefits also apply to pre-owned accessible vehicles, which can bring the out-of-pocket cost down further.
Our inspection
Our technicians evaluate every pre-owned vehicle before it enters our inventory:
Regularly in stock
Our used wheelchair van inventory regularly includes:
BraunAbility In-Floor Side-Entry conversions are by far our most common pre-owned van
Excellent reliability; popular choice for high-mileage vehicles that still have many miles of life
Spacious and family-friendly; well-suited for rear-entry conversions
Budget-friendly option; many in the 2017–2020 range with lower mileage
All Terrain Conversions.
Innovative Accessible Vehicles—The Adventurers Alternative To Minivans.
Find your fit
Side-entry conversions deploy a ramp from the passenger-side sliding door.
They work well when the wheelchair user rides up front or drives, and they let you load in marked accessible parking spaces.
Rear-entry conversions load from the back of the vehicle instead. Because the ramp needs no side clearance, you can park in a standard space or a narrow garage. Rear-entry models are also often the more affordable choice on the used market.
Buyer’s guide
A used wheelchair van is really two purchases in one: the vehicle and the conversion.
Therefore, judge both on their own merits before you buy:
The NHTSA adapted-vehicles guide recommends buying through a qualified mobility dealer rather than a private seller, because conversion equipment needs specialized inspection.
Access 2 Mobility is a member of the National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association (NMEDA), and our technicians service what we sell.
You can put the value of your current vehicle — converted or unconverted — toward a used wheelchair van from our lot. Start a trade-in evaluation online, or bring the vehicle by our showroom and we will appraise it while you browse.
If you are still deciding between layouts, our rental program offers accessible vans by the day, weekend, or week. Renting the style you are considering is the surest way to know whether a side-entry or rear-entry van fits your routine before you commit.
Quick answers
How many miles are too many? Condition matters more than the odometer.
A well-maintained conversion on a higher-mileage Toyota Sienna can outlast a neglected low-mileage van, which is why we inspect the conversion equipment separately.
Do used wheelchair vans come with a warranty? Coverage varies by vehicle age and mileage. Ask us about any remaining factory coverage and the service options available for the specific van you are considering.
Can I finance a used wheelchair van? Yes. Financing details are below, and our team can walk you through grant and benefit programs that apply to pre-owned accessible vehicles.
Visit our showroom
Our showroom sits in Tyler, and families come to us from Longview, Athens, Palestine, Jacksonville, and the surrounding counties to shop for used wheelchair vans in person.
Unlike buying sight-unseen from a national website, you can roll into the van, cycle the ramp, and take a test drive the same day. Our service department is here for the life of the vehicle, so routine maintenance and conversion repairs never require a long trip.
What makes a wheelchair van different from a regular used minivan? A converted van has a lowered floor, a reinforced ramp or lift, kneeling suspension, and wheelchair tie-downs installed by the conversion manufacturer.
Consequently, the conversion needs its own inspection and service history — that is exactly what our technicians verify on every van we take in.
Financing
We work with Eastman Credit Union to offer accessible financing for pre-owned vehicles. Learn more about our accessibility loan program. Veterans should also ask about VA automobile adaptation allowances and grants — these apply to used vehicles as well.
or contact us to ask about current pre-owned inventory. Stock changes frequently.
