The Arnie TravelHero from Recare is a compact, lightweight hitch that allows you to tow suitcases, shopping trolleys or wheeled bags directly from your wheelchair. Easy to attach and secure, this innovative solution simplifies travel and daily errands on your adventures.
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Simply attach Arnie to your wheelchair, clip on your suitcase or trolley, and roll — no need to carry or juggle bags. Ideal for navigating airports, railway stations, shopping centres or city streets.
Secure & Universal Fit
Designed to fit most manual wheelchairs, the red anodised aluminium hitch clamps onto wheelchair frames securely. Its robust locking mechanism ensures your luggage remains stable while you move.
Lightweight & Travel‑Ready
The Arnie TravelHero adds minimal weight and folds compactly. It’s perfect for travel, day trips or shopping, offering hands‑free convenience and increased independence.
Key Features
Universal clamp for attachment to most manual wheelchair frames
Strong, lightweight aluminium construction
Simple locking hitch for stable luggage towing
Compact and portable
Why Choose Arnie TravelHero?
Hands‑free convenience: No more awkward lifting or carrying
Great for independent travellers: Enhances mobility through airports, train stations or shopping trips
Ideal For
You or your loved ones who use manual wheelchairs and travel independently
Shop visits or errands where baggage towing reduces strain
Flight or train passengers needing a hands‑free solution
Enhance your mobility and convenience with the Arnie TravelHero Wheelchair Tow Hitch — an innovative and robust accessory that simplifies travel and everyday life.
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Arnie TravelHero
Arnie TravelHero offers a specialised range of high-quality, portable mobility products tailored for wheelchair and powerchair users on the go. Built with travel in mind, each item is lightweight, compact, and easy to transport, ideal for holidays, day trips, or everyday adventures. Trusted for durability and comfort, TravelHero products empower users to explore without limits, whether across the UK or abroad.
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Manual Wheelchair Maintenance
Maintain Peak Performance with Regular Servicing
Regular maintenance is essential to keep your wheelchair performing at its best. By following this simple checklist, you can extend the life of your wheelchair and ensure your safety and comfort.
Daily Checks
Ensure the wheelchair rolls without resistance.
Check for vibrations, unusual noises, or any changes you notice.
Confirm that the wheel locks are working correctly.
Check the tyres: low pressure, flat spots, or signs of wear.
Listen for irregular noises or rattles that may indicate loose components.
Weekly Checks
Use a tyre gauge to check the tyre pressure.
Check the tension of the seat upholstery.
It should maintain a straight angle when the wheelchair is open and positioned.
Tyre Pressure Adjustment
Tyre pressure adjustments with the appropriate tools.
Maintaining the correct pressure is crucial for smooth rolling and improved manoeuvrability.
Monthly Checks
Inspect the wheel alignment to ensure proper tracking.
Check the fork bearings to confirm they are moving freely without stiffness.
Annual Servicing
Book your routine wheelchair service with Recare's experienced technicians. This is a full, comprehensive inspection and service to ensure ongoing reliability and comfort for the lifetime of your powerchair.
Need Expert Servicing or Repairs?
Recare offers professional maintenance and repairs for all types of manual wheelchairs. Whether it's a routine service, repairs, parts and accessories, our dedicated team is here to help.
From£1,670.00–£2,070.00Price range: £1,670.00 through £2,070.00
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