Wheelchair Van Conversion Types R & R Mobility Installs
R & R Mobility works with full-size vans, minivans, and larger passenger vehicles. Whether you drive a Chrysler Pacifica, a Honda Odyssey, or a full-size Ford Transit, our shop has the equipment and expertise to convert it for mobility access.
We install both rear-entry and side-entry configurations. Rear-entry conversions are common for passengers who are transported by a caregiver driver, as the ramp deploys from the back of the vehicle. Side-entry conversions allow independent boarding from the curb side, giving drivers with disabilities a more direct path in and out of the vehicle.
Our adaptive installations include hand controls, which allow driving without use of foot pedals; transfer seats, which rotate and extend to ease getting in and out of the vehicle; securement systems, including tie-down and occupant restraint hardware that keeps a wheelchair safely in place during travel; and powered running boards, which automatically extend and retract to bridge the gap between the ground and the vehicle entry.
Rear-Entry and Side-Entry Configurations Serve Different Mobility Needs
The R & R Mobility Conversion Process From First Call to Final Handoff
After you reach out, the R & R Mobility team schedules a vehicle assessment. Our technicians evaluate your vehicle's make, model, floor height, and structural compatibility with the intended conversion system. This step ensures the right equipment is specified before any work begins.
Once the assessment is complete and the conversion plan is confirmed, the shop performs the installation to manufacturer and quality assurance standards. Work is done at the Conyers shop. Customers can drop off at 2130 Sigman Rd NW, Conyers, GA 30012. For Athens-area customers, call (866) 605-1596 to discuss the best intake option at 164 Commerce Blvd, Athens, GA 30606.
Before your vehicle is returned, the completed conversion goes through a functional inspection. Our team reviews operation of every installed system with you at pickup, ensuring you understand how to use ramps, lifts, securement hardware, and hand controls safely and confidently.
Every Conversion Includes a Full Functional Review Before Delivery
Custom Conversions Built for Individuals, Families, Veterans, and Fleets
People who rely on a wheelchair or scooter every day need a vehicle that works without compromise. R & R Mobility builds conversions around your specific chair, lifestyle, and driving or passenger needs, not a generic spec.
Many conversions are purchased by families who transport a loved one with limited mobility. Our team takes the time to understand the caregiver's situation and configure the vehicle for both safety and ease of use.
Service-connected injuries often require the kind of specialized modifications that go beyond standard dealer options. R & R Mobility has dedicated veterans resources and experience working with VA benefit programs. Visit our veterans resources page for full details.
Healthcare providers, transport companies, and nonprofit organizations that need multiple accessible vehicles find a knowledgeable partner in R & R Mobility. Fleet conversions receive the same attention to quality as individual builds.
R & R Mobility has been serving Georgia families since 1974. That means over 50 years of conversion experience, a team that has seen every scenario, and a reputation built on doing the work right. For a buyer making a high-stakes decision, that history matters.
R & R Mobility Has Served Georgia's Mobility Community Since 1974
Common Questions About Our Custom Mobility Conversions
How long does a wheelchair van conversion typically take at R & R Mobility?
Timeline varies based on conversion complexity. A single adaptive equipment install may be completed in one to two days, while a full floor-lowering conversion can take one to two weeks. Call (866) 605-1596 for a realistic estimate once your specific vehicle and conversion needs are known.Can R & R Mobility convert a vehicle the customer already owns?
Yes, R & R Mobility regularly converts customer-owned vehicles. The process begins with a vehicle assessment to confirm compatibility with the intended conversion system. Call or visit either location to schedule that assessment.What is the difference between a full conversion and an adaptive equipment installation?
A full conversion involves structural modifications to the vehicle, such as lowering the floor, adding a ramp channel, and reconfiguring the interior. An adaptive equipment installation adds devices like hand controls, transfer seats, and securement hardware to an existing vehicle without structural changes. R & R Mobility performs both.Does R & R Mobility work with insurance or vocational rehabilitation programs to cover conversion costs?
R & R Mobility is experienced working alongside vocational rehabilitation counselors and insurance case managers. Bring any authorization letters or benefit documentation to your appointment. For questions about specific programs, call (866) 605-1596.Are R & R Mobility's conversions compliant with ADA and NMEDA quality assurance standards?
R & R Mobility performs conversions consistent with industry safety and quality benchmarks in the adaptive vehicle space. For specific certification details or to confirm compliance with your program's requirements, call (866) 605-1596.
Get a Free Quote on Your Custom Van Conversion
Contact R & R Mobility's team to discuss your vehicle, your needs, and what a custom conversion would involve. Reach us directly at (866) 605-1596.