Pride Mobility Maxima 4 Roadworthy Mobility Scooter
Our Take
The Pride Mobility Maxima 4 is a sturdy Class 3 scooter built around stability and load. It carries riders up to 227 kg — 35 stone — so it is a genuine bariatric machine. The four-wheel frame stays planted through turns and over kerbs. As a result, confidence comes easily even on your first outing.
This solidity does come at a cost, however. The Maxima 4 weighs about 122 kg with its batteries in, or 89 kg with them out. It does not fold, but Pride’s own manual lists an eight-piece breakdown with a 32 kg rear frame as the heaviest. At 32 kg that is still not a scooter most people will lift into a car boot. Instead, it works best when you store it at home and ride straight from the door.
On the move, the Pride Mobility Maxima 4 covers roughly 19.5 miles on a single charge. That range easily handles local shops, appointments and a turn around the park. Meanwhile the 6 mph top speed makes it road-legal, with 4 mph for the pavement. Because the seat and tiller adjust, longer trips stay comfortable too.
Choose the Pride Mobility Maxima 4 if you want stability and a generous weight limit over portability. It rewards riders who travel mostly from home rather than by car. So if boot-loading is not a priority, this scooter delivers reassuring, planted comfort. For anyone needing a folding travel model, though, look elsewhere first.
Around town and to the shops is where the Pride Mobility Maxima 4 earns its keep, and a few similar models share that ground. The Mini Crosser X-Joy matches it closely on specs. It’s worth a quick look at each before you decide.
For getting about the neighbourhood, the Pride Mobility Maxima 4 does the job without fuss. Still, it’s always worth sitting on one and giving it a go before deciding. Find local dealers and prices through our Find this Product Near Me search, and see Buyer’s Guide for pointers on choosing.
The Basics
- Scooter Class
- Class 3/Roadworthy
- Brand
- Pride
- Number of Wheels
- 4
- Pavement Use
- Yes
- Road Use
- Yes
- Max Speed mph
- 6 mph
- Max Range (Approx.)
- 19.5 miles
- Total weight — with battery
- 122 kg (269 lbs)
- Total weight — without battery
- 89.27 kg (196.8 lbs) — Pride's own manual says 80 kg, their page says 89 kg
- Battery weight
- 11 kg each (24.5 lbs) — two U-1 31–36Ah, or 17 kg each on the 55Ah option
- Battery removable
- Yes — Pride name the batteries among the eight pieces
- Heaviest Part
- 32 kg (70 lbs) per Pride's manual; a US sheet says 24.13 kg
- Heaviest part comprises
- The rear frame
- User Weight Capacity
- 227 kg
- Folding
- No
- Dismantles (Car Boot Scooter)
- Yes — eight pieces per Pride's own manual
Key Specifications
- Battery
- 2×50Ah
- Charging Time
- 8-14 (5A charger)
- Tyre Type
- Solid
- Seat Type
- Medium-back adjustable seat
Key Features
- Heavy-duty, 4-wheel build for stability
- High weight limit (up to 35 stone/226 kg)
- Extra-wide, adjustable seat and tiller
- Delta tiller control, enhanced suspension
Model Dimensions
- Width (cm)
- 68.6
- Height (cm)
- 101.6
- Length (cm)
- 120.6
- G/Clearance (cm)
- 5.7
Pride Mobility
Pride Mobility UK, founded in 1997, is based in Bicester, Oxfordshire. As a subsidiary of the global Pride Mobility brand, it is a leader in the UK market for mobility scooters and solutions. The company focuses on innovation, quality, and exceptional service, supporting independence for users nationwide.


