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  • This is the REAL DEAL, folks, and worth the trip to Mesa for superior customer service, mechanical and electronic expertise, and great owners who have years of experience and a knowledge base that far exceeds any other mobility scooter/lift company in the valley, and maybe the entire state of Arizona. After attempting to get basic service at 2 different scooter stores in Sun City (one was a goat-rope of mistakes by the staff, and the other a stone wall of silence by the owner), we went looking further afield for service on my 12 year-old workhorse Amigo that was scritch-scritch-scritching, and a lift that was laboring (and we had been told we needed a new motor for $600). We found AZ Lifts 4 Less online, and after some initial confusion over their address (they're in Mesa, NOT Phoenix), I made an appointment. We also discovered, to my delight, that the owner, Paul Cochran, was the very same guy I had bought my Amigo from originally (at another company) and that he now was in business for himself. Within minutes of arrival, Paul diagnosed what was wrong with the Amigo and how to fix it, AND what was wrong with the lift (the motor was fine). In the hour and a half that I was there, Paul and his son: pulled the Amigo's wheels, and removed rust from and polished the hubs, replaced a worn ring around the power cord, tightened the four battery cables, and explained to me why our batteries weren't the best choice for a scooter. (Note to self: buy next batteries from AZ Lifts 4 Less.) He also replaced the frozen rollers on the lift (which was why the motor was laboring) and replaced some missing and broken bolts (so now it folds back upright instead of slanting outward). The bill was very modest... a small fraction of what we had been braced to pay, considering the cost of a motor, etc. or a replacement scooter. Bottom line: this is the place to go if you want correct information and guidance on service and repair of your mobility scooter/lift, AND they also sell new and used scooters, lifts, and other paraphernalia. You'll also save money and time... trust me!
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