By using this site you agree to the use of cookies. Welcome to our manual wheelchair store. Below, you’ll find no less than the best selection of manual wheelchairs on the web, all at discount prices. We never stock cheap or poorly-made wheelchairs, we carry all the top brands, including: Invacare, Medline and Drive. Every chair we sell is certified brand new and backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. Why rent a wheelchair, when you can own one at these prices? If you can’t find what you’re looking for in our product catalog, refer to our manual wheelchair buying guide, or dial 1-800-320-7140, our phone agents are standing by to answer your questions. Remember, we offer free shipping on all Manual Wheelchairs and any order over $59. Welcome to 1800wheelchair’s wheelchair store. We have one of the largest selections of wheelchairs in the world! We pledge never to stock cheap, poorly made wheelchairs. We are an authorized dealer for every wheelchair we sell, every chair is brand new and is backed by the manufacturers warranty and remember we offer free delivery on all wheelchairs.
See our wheelchair buying guide. All wheelchairs fold and fit in a standard car All wheelchairs come Fully assembled The first thing you need to know when choosing your wheelchair is: do you need a Standard Wheelchair or a Transport wheelchair. A Standard wheelchair is distinguished by the two large wheels in the back and have smaller “caster” wheels in the front, allowing the sitter to self propel. Transport or Travel wheelchairs cannot be propelled by the sitter only by a companion (all four wheels are the smaller “caster” type). They tend to be lighter to lift and can fold into a tighter space. There are 4 types of wheelchairs Standard wheelchairs: Standard wheelchair is distinguished by the two large wheels in the back and have smaller “caster” wheels in the front, allowing the sitter to self propel. Transport travel wheelchairs: Transport, or travel wheelchairs, cannot be propelled by the sitter only by a companion (all four wheels are the smaller “caster” type).
They tend to be lighter to lift and can fold into a tighter space. Sport wheelchairs: Designed for wheelchairs users on the courts, beach or track, 1800wheelchair has a full selection of discount handcycles and all terrain wheel chairs. Reclining back wheelchairs: Reclining wheelchairs are wheelchairs that the sitter can recline to a sleeping position. The lighter the wheel chair, the easier it is for a user to push uphill and the easier it is for a companion to lift up stairs or place in a car trunk. We have light transport wheelchairs that weigh 14 lbs. and Standard wheelchairs that weigh 25 Lbs. Transport wheelchairs come in 3 seat sizes to accommodate your size: Small 15” – 17” Standard wheelchairs come in 5 seat ranges: We do not offer wheelchairs to rent, however we get you a great price We offer a full selection of mobility and home medical supplies. Specifically for wheelchairs we offer tons of accessories: cushions, ramps, cup holders and much more.
Don't forget about our selection of electric wheelchairs for sale. Inside your home we offer several categories of products - from lift chairs and patient lifts to platform bathroom scales and walkers. Used Cars for Sale Car colors with the best resale value? It's not black or white Picking the right color has always been a big, emotional part of buying a new car. But color can also affect how much a vehicle is worth at trade-in time and the price it will fetch on the used-car market. And sometimes, hues that are less popular among new-car buyers can boost a car’s resale value. According to a recent study by research and data company iSeeCars, the average car depreciated by about 30 percent during the first three years of ownership. In the same period, orange and yellow cars lost only about 22 percent of their value. Indeed, in an analysis of 1.6 million vehicles, orange and yellow cars depreciated less than those painted any other color. Green was the next best at about 25 percent depreciation.
RELATED: Why buying used electric and hybrid cars may offer more value Phong Ly, CEO of iSeeCars, attributed the market performance of orange and yellow vehicles to “supply and demand.” Because cars in orange, yellow and green make up just 1.5 percent of all vehicles, they can be hard to find. But they are popular enough among used-car shoppers to command higher prices. Sports cars and luxury models often come in bright colors, whereas more conservative vehicles tend to stick to a more neutral palette. This might be a surprise for many drivers because of the long-accepted rule that odd colors hurt resale value. One of the reasons that bland colors like white and silver have dominated the auto industry for decades is because buyers feel they will be worth more when it is time to sell or trade them in for a newer model. RELATED: These are the safest used cars for teens Jane Harrington, manager of color and styling, automotive OEM coatings for PPG, told TODAY that people are often attracted by bright, exciting colors but wind up picking milder shades.
“A car is such a major expenditure for most people that they are not willing to take chances with a color that might hurt resale value.” Still, she says, drivers tend to associate bright colors like orange with “high energy and high performance,” and that can be enough to boost demand for certain models. The chart below shows the average depreciation of vehicles by color: Ly of iSeeCars said more popular new-car colors like black, white and gray showed depreciation that was closer to that of average cars “because buyers shopping for such colors have a lot more choices, sellers may not have as much pricing power.” RELATED: The best times to buy a used car Meanwhile, owners of orange and yellow cars might be able to negotiate higher trade-in values at the dealership. Of all the colors in the study, gold fared worst. Gold vehicles depreciated by about 34 percent. Ly attributed this in part to the fact that most gold cars are sedans, for which demand has been relatively low in recent years.