Allied Mobility – Europe’s Leading WAV Supplier
Our exceptional range of wheelchair accessible vehicles (WAVs) is available for sale across Ireland with demonstrations and delivery available via our trusted distribution partners.
Explore Our WAVs
Every Allied Mobility WAV is expertly designed and converted at our production base in Glasgow by our team of expert engineers. Using state-of-the-art technology and cutting-edge innovation, we design WAVs that are tailored to suit not only the users’ needs but their families and carers too.
Why Choose Allied Mobility Ireland?
Established in 1993, the Allied Vehicles Group has grown consistently to become the UK’s leading manufacturer and supplier of wheelchair adapted and special-purpose vehicles.
Our trusted distribution partners across Ireland can offer expert advice service and support to help you find your perfect wheelchair accessible vehicles.
Read our guide below to help you choose the right mobility car.
How to Choose a WAV
Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles in Ireland
Our exceptional range of wheelchair accessible vehicles (WAVs) is available for sale across Ireland with personal demonstrations and delivery available via our trusted distribution partners.
- Choice of stylish wheelchair accessible cars and people carriers
- Expert information and advice
- Free personal demonstrations
- Full safety certification
- Purchase and hire options
- Prompt delivery and support, anywhere in Ireland
FAQs
What is a wheelchair accessible vehicle?
Wheelchair accessible vehicles are specially converted cars that are designed to ensure wheelchair users can safely and comfortably travel in their wheelchairs as either a passenger or a driver.
What WAVs can I choose from?
We work with some of the world’s leading vehicle manufacturers, including Ford, Peugeot and Volkswagen, to create our unique passenger and drive-from WAVs.
How is the vehicle converted for wheelchair access?
To convert the vehicle for wheelchair access the base floor is lowered, or the roof raised to provide additional space in the vehicle. A specialist ramp is then fitted into the rear which extends, either automatically or manually, allowing the wheelchair user to enter the vehicle in a manual or powered wheelchair.
How is the ramp stored when travelling?
Depending on the model of wheelchair accessible vehicle, the ramp can either fold at a standing 90-degree angle or fold to the vehicle floor if there is no wheelchair passenger in the car.
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