TGA Breeze 3 Pavement Mobility Scooter
Our Take
The TGA Breeze 3 is a Class 3 three-wheel road scooter. It runs at up to 8 mph, so it is fully road-legal, and drops to 4 mph for pavement use. It is a large, sturdy machine that carries riders up to 200 kg.
One charge covers around 20 miles as standard, and up to 30 miles with the heavy-duty battery option, so it is well suited to longer road journeys.
This is a big rigid road scooter that does not dismantle. It weighs around 132 kg in one piece, so it is designed to stay at home with a ramp or hoist rather than travel by car.
The TGA Breeze 3 suits riders who want a powerful, road-legal 8 mph scooter with a high weight capacity and the manoeuvrability of three wheels.Around town and to the shops is where the TGA Breeze 3 earns its keep, and a few similar models share that ground. The One Rehab/Komfi Rider Liberty trims the weight to 36kg and the Dream Pacer trades some range for about 20 miles, while the Dream Rider is closely comparable. All are close enough to shortlist alongside the TGA Breeze 3.
The TGA Breeze 3 is well suited to pottering about locally and running errands. There’s really no substitute for seeing one in person and taking it for a spin. The Find this Product Near Me search finds dealers in your area to compare on price, and Buyer’s Guide runs through what matters.
The Basics
- Scooter Class
- Class 3/Roadworthy
- Brand
- TGA
- Number of Wheels
- 3
- Pavement Use
- Yes
- Road Use
- Yes
- Max Speed mph
- 8 mph
- Max Range (Approx.)
- 20 miles
- Total Weight
- 132 kg
- Heaviest Part
- 132 kg
- User Weight Capacity
- 200 kg
- Folding
- No
- Dismantles (Car Boot Scooter)
- No
Key Features
- Lightweight and compact
- Adjustable seat and tiller
- Pneumatic tyres with suspension
- LED lighting and horns
Product Specifications
- Width (cm)
- 58.5
- Height (cm)
- 109
- Length (cm)
- 132
- G/Clearance (cm)
- 6
TGA
TGA Mobility is a leading British manufacturer of mobility scooters, powerchairs, and specialist vehicles like the Breeze. Renowned for innovation and quality, they focus on enhancing outdoor access and user independence.



