EW-11 Ewheels Fast Scooter Full Review 

20A battery is the size that you will need

It seems really fast because of its size, i am happy it doesnt go faster then 18 mph!

As long as you have battery power and its not too steep of an incline it will

Supper thank you God's Love🙏

They did? It may be from tipping over on turns ... I wonder.

We no longer carry E-Wheels units because of the lack of manufacturer customer service and tech support for their products.

We no longer carry this unit. As far as the loud noise, you would have to describe the noise in order for us to have an idea of what it could be. Not sure if the unit has a way to turn the beeping off. Your best bet would be to contact a dealer that sells and works on them to get an answer to both of your questions or contact E-Wheels directly. Sorry we couldn't give you an answer but I hope this points you in the right direction.

You're more than welcome! We are glad you enjoyed it.

If you are trying to tag people to see this video, you would need to put the @ symbol in front of their RU-vid handle and not just their name. They wont get the video and you are just posting a comment with peoples names. Just a heads up for next time.

This unit only goes 12mph. Not sure if they would be allowed on the road, you would need to reach out to your local government to see if they would allow it or not. They are usually only used on sidewalks.

We no longer sell this unit

It seems that the issue with the battery level indicators changing when you are on the throttle is because you may well possibly have bad batteries. I would advise going to get them load tested. If it is the batteries, more than likely you will have to take it into a mobility store to replace. There are four 22A 12V batteries and they are soldered to the battery cables so changing them at home wouldn't be easy. When you turn on the scooter, whatever the battery level indicators show at that time is the correct amount of charge left on the batteries. The batteries can be charged everyday but do not overcharge them. If you plug the charger in at 6PM and its charged at 8PM, remove the charger from the chair to keep from overcharging the batteries (it will cause the health of the battery to decline). I always tell people its like putting gas in your car, you wouldn't fill up, drive around the block and fill up again. You wait till you have 1/4 tank left before you put gas in it so its similar with charging batteries. Hope this helps!

We no longer stock this unit

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Give us a call and we can ask some questions to help us narrow down the issue. Our number is 800-677-6293.

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We no longer deal with EW Scooters and cannot get any parts.

This scooter is no longer in stock

Hi most likely not. Insurance typically covers items for inside the home.

We no longer sell these units.

it's under the.seat..remove the panel😊

Daniel has it right. The batteries are under the seat.

If the batteries are plugged up and the key is on, you should be able to hit the throttle and move forward or backwards. We would need more information to assist you so give us a call at 800-677-6293 and we can help you out.

Every state has different laws.