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Wheelchair Accessible Van Rentals in Arizona

Pick-up Locations in Arizona

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Wheelers locations in Arizona. Meeting the needs of the community. Not seeing the location you need? Please fill out our contact form and let us know the city you would like to rent from. We will contact you shortly and do our best to fulfill your needs!

Chandler, AZ

Located just southeast of Phoenix, this pick-up location offers wheelchair-accessible van rentals in Chandler, AZ, and the surrounding area.

AZ MediQuip
2190 W Chandler Blvd
Chandler, AZ 85224
*Delivery available to surrounding areas.

Chandler Wheelers Location

Glendale, AZ

Wheelers proudly serves Glendale, AZ. Located just outside of Pheonix, this location delivers to the Phoneix Sky Harbor Airport and other surrounding areas.

Chevron Station
6691 W Thunderbird Rd
Glendale, AZ 85306
*Delivery available to Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport surrounding areas.

Glendale Wheelers Van Rentals

Scottsdale, AZ

This location provides handicap-accessible van rentals in Scottsdale and its surrounding areas. This location offers deliveries to Scottsdale Airport.

AZ MediQuip
10220 N 90th St
Scottsdale, AZ 85258
*Delivery to Scottsdale Airport and surrounding areas.

Scottsdale Wheelers Van Rentals

Mesa, AZ

Wheelers offers handicap-accessible van pickup, drop-off, and delivery options near Mesa, AZ. This location offers rental deliveries to Mesa Gateway Airport.

AZ MediQuip
319 S Power Rd
Mesa, AZ 85206
*Delivers to Mesa Gateway Airport and surrounding areas.

Mesa Wheelers Van Rentals

Tucson, AZ

Wheelers offers handicapped accessible van rentals in Tucson, AZ. This location provides deliveries to the Tucson Airport and surrounding areas.

ADE Industries, Inc
3621 S Palo Verde Rd
Tucson, AZ 85713
*Delivers to Tucson Airport and surrounding areas.

Mesa Wheelers Van Rentals

Customer Reviews

“Great customer service the vehicle was very spacious inside easy to maneuver love the passenger removal seat option so I can pull the wheelchair into that space and plenty of safety straps I will be renting from them again.”

-Natalie Davis

“We recently had a van delivered to Scottsdale directly to our home there. We called on 4/6/2019 for a rental needed the same day and needing it to be delivered because of mobility issues with my husband being an amputee. The owner Ron was already on a delivery to Tucson and unable to bring to us as we requested and NEEDED. We spoke with a very kind, and informative CSA and she told us rest assured she would make this delivery and rental happen for us EVEN if she had to send her husband to deliver it to us. Well the woman’s husband showed up at our home to deliver the van to us with ALL 3 of his kids in the van (talk about multi tasking), his name was Robert. Robert went over the vehicle with myself and my wife and did the check out with us, he also showed us how to properly pull the manual ramp out and access the inside with my scooter. I am a disabled vet amputee and they also gave me a 10% Veteran discount because of this. Wonderful Company, Wonderful People, Hands down the best experience I have had with getting a vehicle of any type for my transport needs and I have a picture with Robert and his wife to prove it! Thank you again Wheeler’s and know I will be back!”

-Shelby Campbell

“Great experience from beginning to end the van was new and clean, the staff was helpful and great to my family!! We will be back.”

-Robert Knapp

Frequently Asked Questions

What do I need to rent a wheelchair van?

To rent a wheelchair van, you will need:

  • To be at least 23 years of age
  • Hold a valid US driver’s license
  • Be able to meet and provide proof of our required minimum coverage levels of collision and comprehensive auto insurance
  • Have a valid credit card
What’s your daily mileage policy?

Your rental includes 150 miles per day for in-state local reservations. 100/ miles per day when traveling out of state. Any additional miles are charged at $0.35 per mile or $0.50 per mile if you drive out of state or more than 250 miles from your rental location. 

There is a maximum allowance of 2,000 miles per month.

Our mileage policy may vary for interstate travel or business use. Please contact us for specific details related to your rental.

Do you deliver rental vans?

Yes, Wheelers delivers to most major airports and local locations of your choice. All Wheelers deliveries are done by a third party and are subject to additional fees and availability.  

How Long Can I rent a handicap van?

We rent accessible vans by the day, week, weekend, and month. A minimum of one day may be required at select locations. The longer you rent the cheaper the base rate (restrictions apply). All reservations that include a holiday require a 3-day minimum rental. 

What types of wheelchair vans are available?

We offer a variety of accessible wheelchair van rentals to meet your mobility needs, including:

  • Rear-entry Chrysler vans
  • Side-entry Dodge Grand Caravans
  • MV-1s 

These are available at most locations across the country. Availability determines which vehicle is assigned to you. Most of our vans are spring-loaded with manual doors. All of our wheelchair-accessible vans are ADA-compliant and designed to provide safe, reliable mobility. Because every customer’s physical needs and mobility equipment are unique, we encourage you to contact our friendly agents before booking. Our team is happy to walk through your specific needs and help you select the best available vehicle to ensure the most comfortable and supportive rental experience possible.

Do you have insurance? Can I purchase Insurance?

All renters are required to have full coverage insurance that covers rental vehicles. We do offer insurance through Sure Insurance. Protect yourself with rental insurance before embarking on your trip and get better coverage for a fraction of the cost. 

Learn more about the available insurance coverage or check insurance prices for your rental today.

Can I take my Van One-Way?

Yes, Wheelers does allow one-way travel. However, minimums apply and a return fee may be applied. Please contact our office for further details.

Can I take my van outside of the U.S.?

At this time under NO circumstances are our vans allowed to leave the U.S. By doing so it may result in loss of deposit and other fees.

How much does it cost to rent a van?

Wheelers rates vary based on location and time of year. However, our rates include daily, weekly, and monthly rates. Needing it only for a weekend? No problem! We have weekend rates to suit your needs too! We also price match guarantee! Make sure you get the best rate possible! Call our associates to hear all of the current promotions and pricing or simply click here to request a quote.

Can you clarify fees, like late or cleaning fees?

At Wheelers Accessible Van Rentals, we aim to be transparent about all fees associated with our rentals. Late and cleaning fees are only applied when necessary, such as when a vehicle is returned significantly overdue or filthy. We understand that circumstances are beyond your control, and we strive to be fair. However, these policies are in place to ensure that the next renter is not inconvenienced.

The return time is based on the renter’s request as specified in the contract. Please don’t hesitate to ask if you need clarification on any charges. For your records, we recommend taking photos of the vehicle upon pick up. If you’ve taken photos, text them to our reservation center at 623-776-8830. We value your feedback, so please contact our team if you feel we unfairly added fees to your rental.

What if pickup/drop-off times or rates change last-minute?

We understand that sometimes plans change unexpectedly. While we try to adhere to the agreed-upon schedule and rates, unforeseen circumstances may require adjustments. 

If you need to make last-minute changes to your pickup/drop-off times or rates, please contact our customer service team immediately. We will work with you to find a solution that best meets your needs.

Our team may need to make adjustments as well. We will prioritize communication with you in the event of last-minute changes, and you will not experience late fees.

Can you remove the front passenger seat?

No, our vehicles are kept in their standard configuration for safety and compliance, and this option is not available at all locations. If you have specific accessibility needs, our team is happy to help you explore the best available options.

Do your van rentals come with hand controls?

We truly understand how important hand controls can be for safe and comfortable driving. While we don’t currently offer hand controls due to our contactless rental model, which limits our ability to install and remove specialized equipment, we’re still here to support you. We are more than happy to point you toward a trusted company that specializes in hand control installation or help guide you to alternative options that may better meet your individual needs.

Does Wheelers require a security deposit?

Yes, Wheelers requires a security deposit, which is authorized 24 – 48 hours prior to the rental. This authorization is used for incidentals such as damage, returning the vehicle dirty, accidents, or missing equipment. If any policies are not followed, the authorization amount will be captured.

Do you have roadside assistance if needed when I rent?

Absolutely. Your safety and peace of mind are important to us. We offer 24/7 roadside assistance, 365 days a year, so help is always just a call away. A knowledgeable team member is always on call, and we immediately coordinate with trusted local service providers to support you and get you back on the road as quickly and smoothly as possible.

Will a lot attendant be there to show me how to use the van and equipment?

Our rentals are completely contactless, so there isn’t a lot attendant on site. To make it easy and convenient for the disability community to rent and get on the road, we provide detailed instructional videos to guide you through using the van and its equipment. Plus, our experienced customer service team is always available to answer any questions or address any concerns.

Why are your rentals contactless instead of in person?

We designed our contactless model over 40 years to make renting quick, easy, and convenient for the disability community. We understand that waiting in long lines for pick-up or drop-off can be challenging, so our process is built to get you on the road as fast and smoothly as possible.

What are the instructions for how to rent a van?

It’s simple! You can start your reservation online, call us at 800-456-1371 or 623-462-9488, or email Reservations@wheelersavr.com. Because everyone’s mobility and travel needs are unique, reservations aren’t confirmed until you speak with a live agent, ensuring you get the best van for
your needs.

Will my wheelchair or scooter fit?

All of our vans are ADA-compliant, but that doesn’t mean every wheelchair or scooter will fit perfectly. We understand that electric and manual wheelchairs and scooters come in many sizes, weights, modifications, and we cannot access your personal mobility equipment. We respect and honor the diverse needs of the disability community and provide videos, brochures upon request, and some guidance so you can make the best decision for your individual mobility needs.

Are there any special driving requirement for accessible vans?

No special license is needed beyond your standard driver’s license. Our vans handle like regular vehicles, but we encourage first-time drivers to review our instructional materials and familiarize themselves with the van before driving.

What are your hours of operation?

Our reservation center is open Monday–Friday, 8 AM–6 PM, and Saturday, 8 AM–6 PM. We are closed on Sundays and major holidays. Van pick-ups and drop-offs outside these hours are available by request. If you need an after-hours pick-up or drop-off, we’re happy to accommodate you—we place staff on standby to ensure your needs are met. An after-hours service fee applies to ensure our team is fairly compensated for providing this convenience.

Can I cancel or modify my reservation?

Yes! We understand that things come up and plans can change, and you may cancel or modify your reservation at any time.

Local Pick-Up:

  • Cancel greater than 2 full days before your reservation start date (by date, not start time) for a full refund.
  • Cancel 2 full days or less before the start date and you’ll receive a credit of rental fees minus a $100 fee.

Delivery Reservations:

  • Cancel greater than 3 full days before your reservation start date (by date, not start time) for a full refund.
  • Cancel 3 full days or less before the start date and you’ll receive a credit of rental fees minus a $100 fee.

Major Holidays:

  • Any reservation that includes a major holiday is non-cancellable, and no credit will be provided.

Modifications:
You may modify your reservation at any time. Changes made during the non-cancellation windows (2 full days or less for local pick-up, 3 full days or less for delivery) are considered a cancellation, and a credit may apply.

*Credits are valid for up to 1 year from the reservation start date at any corporate location.

Why we have this policy?
We know plans can change, and we want to make the process as fair as possible so that everyone in the disability community has a chance to rent the vehicle they need.

Why do we do what we do?

For over 40 years, Wheelers has been dedicated to making mobility easy, safe, and accessible for the disability community. We know how challenging travel can be with different needs and equipment, so we’ve built a system that is fast, convenient, and reliable. Every policy, vehicle, and service we offer is designed to empower independence, provide peace of mind, and ensure everyone has a fair chance to get on the road comfortably and safely.

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About Arizona

Arizona is the 48th state to be admitted into the United States of America and was the last of the contiguous states to gain statehood. It is the 6th largest state and the 14th most populous. Before the modern era, Arizona was inhabited by many ancient Native American civilizations. Modern-day Arizona is home to 27 federally recognized Native American tribes, including the Navajo Nation which is the largest tribe in the United States. Arizona is known for its unique geological and ecological features. There are 24 National Park Service (NPS) units. NPS units include Arizona National Parks, National Monuments, and National Recreation Areas, including the Grand Canyon National Park– one of the seven natural wonders of the world. Due to the state’s large size and varying elevations, Arizona has many different localized climate conditions. At lower elevations, you’ll find desert climates with mild winters and hot summers, while high elevations in the northern third of the state offer colder winters and more mild summers. The state is well connected via interstate highways, with I-17 and I-19 traveling north-south and I-8, I-10, and I-40 traveling east-west.

Arizona’s Top Wheelchair-friendly Tourist Attractions

Grand Canyon

1. Grand Canyon

The Grand Canyon is one of Arizona’s premier tourist attractions that offers some options and accommodations for visitors with disabilities. Hiking in the Grand Canyon, on its steep and rocky trails may be challenging for individuals with specific disabilities to navigate. The Bright Angel trail and the North Kaibab Trail are the smoothest trails and– for the adventurous– offer the most wheelchair-accessible descents. All shuttle buses in the park can accommodate wheelchairs up to 30 inches wide and 48 inches long and offer a ramp for easy boarding and deboarding. Driving around the canyon rim is an accessible activity for everyone. Desert View Drive, along the south rim, offers four wheelchair-accessible overlooks. Travelers with disabilities can request accessibility permits at the park’s entrance gates which allow them to drive on roads usually closed to private vehicles like Hermit Road. Unlike some of the old buildings built before accessibility regulations, the Grand Canyon Visitor Center is fully wheelchair accessible and has a paved walkway to Mather Point.

Sedona Arizona

2. Sedona

Sedona is a tourist location known for its beautiful red rock formations. Many of these formations are visible from scenic highways and accessible viewpoints where you can pull off, take pictures, and enjoy the scenery. Sedona offers many trails to hike, and a few are wheelchair friendly. Oak Creek Trail is a 1.3-mile trail that is almost barrier-free; there are only three sections that may require some assistance. For this reason, all-terrain tires are recommended. The parking lot is paved and has one van-accessible, designated space with striped access aisles.

Bell Rock Pathway is another trail considered wheelchair accessible, however, this trail is a moderately difficult route. It is a 2.8 mile out and back trail with a natural surface of dirt, sand, and rocks. The most accessible portion of the trail is the first 1.2 miles, where the grade is mostly gentle. After 1.2 miles, there are steep grades that may require assistance. There is at least 1 designated accessible space in the paved parking lot off of 179 at the south end of the trail. It is van-accessible with striped access aisles.

Downtown Phoenix

3. Downtown Phoenix

Downtown Phoenix is a tourist destination that offers a wide variety of ADA-compliant attractions and accommodations. The city provides many barrier-free urban paths, nature walks, and hiking trails like the Desert Botanical Garden, Rio Salado Habitat Restoration Area, and the Judith Tunell Accessible trail. Phoenix also offers unique indoor recreational activities with Ability360. This one-of-a-kind facility offers adaptive gym equipment, an ultra-accessible pool, a rock climbing wall with accommodations that can host most anyone, and a collection of sport and activity-specific wheelchairs. In addition to these year-round facilities, Phoenix hosts a variety of seasonal and temporary activities like art walks, music festivals, and sporting events. Getting around the city is made easy through the Valley Metro Rail service, which connects 38 stations around the 28-mile system. Every Valley Metro Rail vehicle is accessible to riders using wheelchairs or other mobility devices.

Scottsdale

4. Old Town Scottsdale

Old Town Scottsdale is the downtown area of Scottsdale that offers boutique shopping, art and jewelry, luxury shopping, museums, and a variety of dining and nightlife. Old Town Scottsdale has of the largest malls in the country, the Scottsdale Fashion Square, which offers indoor, wheelchair-accessible shopping. Old Town Scottsdale also hosts the weekly Scottsdale Art Walk. This tradition is hosted every Thursday evening and is a time when all member galleries open their doors to the public and showcase art from local artists to the public. The art walk takes place in the Scottsdale art district along Main street. Participants proceed at their own pace, past gallery storefronts, in a beautifully decorated area downtown.

Town of Bisbee

5. Town of Bisbee

Photo credt: https://www.discoverbisbee.com/

Bisbee is an old mining town founded in 1880. The town was built into the side of a mountain so many of the streets are narrow and can be steep. Despite this, Bisbee still offers wheelchair-accessible tourism activities. Main Street Bisbee is reasonably level to allow for window shopping and sightseeing. Many of the shops and restaurants downtown are wheelchair accessible. The Bisbee Museum grants wheelchair access through a side door, so someone must first check in at the front desk, but it offers a look into the town’s history as a mining town. The famous Bisbee Mercantile building contains many shops and a nice restaurant and coffee shop. The historical building was updated and is wheelchair accessible, including a large commercial elevator to the second floor and an accessible public restroom.

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About Wheelers Accessible Van Rentals

Wheelers Accessible Van Rentals are a pioneering handicap rental van company that offers safe, comfortable, and accessible transportation throughout the United States. Wheelers has seven locations in Arizona that provide vehicles on-demand by the day, week, or month so you can go where you want when you want.

Wheelers Accessible Van Rentals are ideal for travelers and tourists, with services offered at the Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, Mesa Gateway Airport, Scottsdale Airport, and the Tucson Airport.

So book a Wheelers Van for whatever occasion, whether to a doctor’s appointment or on a family trip to the Grand Canyon.

Wheelers also offers a Rent2Buy program that allows customers to rent a chosen vehicle for a three-day trial period at a special low rate before deciding to purchase the vehicle.

To reserve an accessible full-size or mini-van, you must be at least 23 years old, hold a valid US driver’s license, have proof of insurance, and have a valid credit card. Then, select your pick-up and drop-off locations to finalize your reservation.

Contact our team today to learn more.

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