New Wheelchair Accessible Vans for Every Georgia Family
Side-Entry and Rear-Entry Minivans Serve Different Passenger Needs
R & R Mobility carries a wide selection of new wheelchair accessible vehicles, including full-size vans and minivans in both side-entry and rear-entry configurations. A purpose-built accessible van is not simply a stock vehicle with aftermarket modifications bolted on. The ramp, lowered floor, and securement systems are engineered as a unified system from the factory floor, which means better long-term reliability, stronger warranty coverage, and higher resale value compared to a standard vehicle that has been retrofitted after the fact. Our inventory changes frequently, so call us or check online to see what is currently available.
You can visit us in person at either of our two Georgia locations: 2130 Sigman Rd NW, Conyers, GA 30012 or 164 Commerce Blvd, Athens, GA 30606. Our team is ready to walk you through what we have in stock and help you find the right fit.
Certified Pre-Owned Wheelchair Vans Deliver Reliable Value
Specialty Dealers Protect Buyers with Conversion-Specific Inspections
When shopping for a used or certified pre-owned wheelchair accessible van, there are several critical factors to evaluate beyond the odometer. Start with ramp or lift function: test the mechanism through a full cycle and look for hesitation, unusual noise, or uneven movement. Inspect the floor integrity and the tie-down tracks for rust, bending, or looseness. Check the age of the conversion system relative to the vehicle's model year, since an older conversion in a newer vehicle may indicate deferred maintenance. Finally, confirm whether the conversion warranty is still active and whether it transfers to a new owner.
A general used-car lot simply does not have the tools or knowledge to evaluate a conversion system the way a mobility specialist can. They cannot tell you whether a lift has been properly maintained, whether adaptive components are approaching end of life, or whether the floor track has been compromised. At R & R Mobility, every used vehicle we sell is inspected against the same standards we apply to new inventory. You get a clear, honest picture of exactly what you are buying.
Our team brings decades of experience in the mobility market. We know which conversion manufacturers produce durable, long-lasting systems, and we apply that knowledge to every used vehicle appraisal. Our process is designed to put your needs first, not to move metal off a lot. If you have questions about a specific vehicle or want to discuss what to look for before you shop, call us at (866) 605-1596.
The Right Van Starts with the Right Conversation
Matching Ramp Type and Seating Configuration to Your Daily Routine
Choosing the right accessible van involves more than picking a color or a price point. Side-entry ramps are a great fit when you have a standard driveway and need the user facing forward, but they require clearance on the passenger side wherever you park. Rear-entry configurations work well when side clearance is tight, though they need open space behind the vehicle. Beyond ramp type, consider whether the van needs a driver-operated conversion, such as hand controls and a spinner knob, or if it will primarily serve a passenger who remains in their wheelchair. Manual fold-down ramps keep costs down, while powered in-floor ramps offer convenience for daily use. Tie-down system compatibility with your specific wheelchair model is also essential and something our team will verify before any purchase is finalized.
Our staff are consultants, not order-takers. Before we make a recommendation, we ask about your home setup, where you drive most often, how you transfer, and whether a caregiver will sometimes be at the wheel. Those answers shape the recommendation, not the other way around. This conversation ensures you leave with a vehicle that genuinely fits your life rather than one that requires workarounds from day one.
We invite you to start that conversation at either of our two locations: 2130 Sigman Rd NW, Conyers, GA 30012 or 164 Commerce Blvd, Athens, GA 30606. We are open Monday through Friday, 8AM to 5PM. You can also reach us by phone at (866) 605-1596 to get started.
Common Questions About Wheelchair Accessible Van Purchases
What is the difference between a side-entry and rear-entry wheelchair van?
Side-entry vans deploy a ramp from the sliding door on the passenger side, allowing the wheelchair user to board facing forward beside or behind the driver. They work well when you have adequate side clearance in your driveway or at your most frequent parking spots. Rear-entry vans deploy the ramp from the back of the vehicle, which is useful when side clearance is limited, but they require open space behind the vehicle. Rear-entry configurations also tend to keep the overall vehicle height lower. The right choice depends on your home setup, your usual parking situations, and whether the wheelchair user will stay in their chair while riding or transfer to a seat.Can R & R Mobility source a specific make or model not currently in inventory?
Yes. R & R Mobility works with a network of manufacturers, converters, and suppliers to locate specific makes and models, including vehicles with particular conversion brands, ramp styles, or seating configurations. If you do not see what you need in our current inventory, call us at (866) 605-1596 and describe what you are looking for. We will work to source a vehicle that matches your requirements.What documentation should I request when buying a used wheelchair accessible van?
Ask for the conversion warranty documentation and confirm whether it transfers to a new owner. Request the full service history for both the base vehicle and the conversion system, including any lift or ramp repairs. Ask specifically for the lift certification history, which shows whether the lift mechanism has been inspected and certified at regular intervals. A reputable specialty dealer will provide this documentation before the sale closes and can explain what each record means for the vehicle going forward.How long does the buying process typically take from first inquiry to delivery?
For vehicles already in our inventory, the process from initial inquiry to delivery can move quickly, often within one to two weeks once paperwork and any final preparation are completed. If we are sourcing a specific vehicle or arranging a custom conversion, the timeline will be longer and depends on manufacturer and converter schedules. We will give you a realistic estimate during your initial consultation so you can plan accordingly without surprises.Do veterans or people on fixed incomes have access to special programs for accessible van purchases?
There are programs that may help, including the VA Automobile Adaptive Equipment grant for qualifying veterans and various state and nonprofit funding sources for people on fixed incomes. Program availability and eligibility requirements change over time, so we encourage you to call us at (866) 605-1596 or visit our Veterans Resources page at /veterans-resources and our Financing page at /financing to learn what is currently available. Our team will help you identify programs you may qualify for.
Find the Right Accessible Van for Your Life
Our team is ready to help you find a vehicle that fits your needs, your schedule, and your daily life. Reach out today and let us get the conversation started.