Automobile Lifts for Wheelchairs & Scooters in Indianapolis, IN

Yes. Altamira's Indianapolis team at 5316 West 79th Street installs and services automobile, scooter, power-chair, and wheelchair vehicle lifts throughout Indianapolis and surrounding Central Indiana communities including Carmel, Fishers, Greenwood, Noblesville, and beyond.

The right lift depends on both your vehicle and the mobility device you need to transport. We consider the vehicle year, make and model; scooter, power chair, or wheelchair dimensions and weight; available cargo space; hitch or mounting requirements; and how you prefer to load and secure the device. Altamira's Indianapolis team can evaluate those factors and recommend compatible options.

Available Bruno lift families include the Out-Sider exterior platform lift, Curb-Sider interior hoist-style lift, Joey interior platform lift, Chariot exterior platform-on-wheels lift, and Out-Rider pickup-bed hoist-style lift. The models that are suitable for you depend on your vehicle and mobility device compatibility.

Installed pricing varies based on the lift model, vehicle, mobility device, required mounting or hitch equipment, optional features, and installation complexity. Rather than relying on a generic price that may not apply to your setup, Altamira can evaluate your vehicle and mobility device and provide a free written quote for a compatible lift solution.

Installation time depends on the lift and vehicle. Bruno currently estimates that Out-Sider and Chariot installations typically take about 1–2 hours, while Joey and Curb-Sider installations may take about 3–4 hours. Other installations can vary based on the vehicle, lift configuration, required mounting equipment, and installation conditions.

In some cases, a vehicle lift may be reusable with another compatible vehicle, but compatibility should be checked before assuming the lift can be transferred. A technician should evaluate the new vehicle, the lift model, mounting or hitch requirements, mobility device, and any hardware or components that may need to change before reinstalling it.

No. Vehicle lifts have specific weight, size, mounting, and securement requirements. A lift that works for one scooter, power chair, or wheelchair may not be appropriate for another. The mobility device and vehicle should be matched to the lift according to the manufacturer's compatibility requirements.

Some eligible Veterans may receive approved vehicle adaptations through VA Automobile Adaptive Equipment or other applicable VA prosthetic and vehicle-modification pathways. Vehicle lifts are among the types of adaptive equipment VA may authorize in qualifying situations. Eligibility, medical need, prescribed equipment, and final authorization are determined by the VA, so Veterans should obtain VA approval before purchasing equipment intended for VA funding.