Hi, my name is Tch! Green power ZT4 mobility scooter information plate

Tch
Tch Online Community Member Posts: 3 Listener
edited July 2024 in Housing and independent living
Please help, I have a Green power ZT4 mobility scooter and I want to register it but I can’t find the information plate ie chassis No etc, do anybody know where they put the plate with the info on.
many thanks in advance
TCH

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  • Tch
    Tch Online Community Member Posts: 3 Listener
    Hi I’m Tch I have a Green power ZT-4 mobility scooter and I need to register it problem is I can’t find the information plate on it chassis No etc do any one know where I could find this please I have looking in the normal places ie under seat etc but no luck
    regardTch
  • Alex_Alumni
    Alex_Alumni Scope alumni Posts: 7,538 Championing
    Hello there @Tch and thanks for your query. To help other members share their thoughts, I've just edited the title of your post and popped it into our Aids and Equipment category. 

    Can I ask what you're hoping to register it for, just so that I understand more fully? :) 
  • Tch
    Tch Online Community Member Posts: 3 Listener
    Hi Alex it’s a class 3 scooter and I have been told to use it on the road I need to register it
    Regards
    Trevor
  • Alex_Alumni
    Alex_Alumni Scope alumni Posts: 7,538 Championing
    Okay @Tch thanks for explaining, that makes sense. It might be helpful to contact Green Power directly, and they might be able to source a manual or similar information for you. 
  • rob1961
    rob1961 Online Community Member Posts: 4 Listener

    Hiya hope you found what you wear looking for I see you have zt4 mobility scooter can you please tell me your experience with thst model like whst sort of mileage you get with a fully charged battery and has that model been reliable as iam thinking of get one thanks

  • Needhelpandadvice
    Needhelpandadvice Posts: 80 Empowering

    @Tch I am a bit confused on your question to be honest. Well not so much confused, but I am confused.

    Firstly, if you brought it brand new then all those details should have been given to you on purchase.

    If you brought it second hand, then really the seller of the scooter should have provided you with registration etc.

    It is like a car document, the seller fills in his/her part and the owner sends their part off.

    If you did buy it second hand, and you did not get any paper work from it, you have to make sure that it was not stolen.

    A quick artificial intelligence search suggests that it is under neath the seat. However, do not quote me on that, but if you have a look hopefully you might find it.

    @rob1961 you can find all the information you need to know on the Green power website if you do a search for it.

    I have heard a lot of bad things about the company, and you should look at Trustpilot and have a look at the reviews before purchasing.

    However, it is an 800w motor, range is 45 miles however you should never listen to that, I have a scooter that is supposed to do 55 miles, batteries drain over time, so performance goes down. You are supposed to charge them after each use to preserve the battery, but on some scooters if you have to charge outside that is sometimes not possible such as rain.

    As you do get ones that are lithium batteries and can charge in home, I would be very careful in relation to possible fires, always make sure that you try and charge in a safe place and remember that even if you put a fire out on the batteries, then they can relight again.

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