Let's have a look at the TGA Breeze S3 & S4 8 MPH Scooter

TGA Breeze S3
The Breeze S brings you the ultimate in advanced comfort, performance and looks that have set the standards within the mobility scooter industry, year after year, mile after mile.
At the heart of the Breeze S is the all-round, fully active and adjustable suspension. This is advanced motorcycle style engineering that delivers unrivalled comfort, safety and stability to users weighing up to 31 stone (200kg) allowing comfort and complete control even over rough terrain. A powerful motor, large wheels and pneumatic tyres provide maximum ground clearance, making kerbs and rough ground quite simply a breeze.
Everybody is different and every scooter user has different needs, which is why the Breeze S can be configured to suit individual requirements. Firstly, choose between the Breeze S3 with three wheels for maximum manoeuvrability and legroom or the Breeze S4 with four wheels for the ultimate in road presence and stability. All major controls for scooter functions are on the right hand side of the handlebars as standard but can be sited on the left if preferred. A foot pedal to operate the throttle can also be specifed.
The batteries and charger can be upgraded if a greater range of up to 30 miles (48km) is required. The GT upgrade gives wider rear wheels and tyres for extra traction and stability whatever the terrain, ideal for those who may want to get back on the golf course. An option totally unique to the Breeze S is the solid all weather canopy. A strong tubular framework fits rigidly to the chassis with roof, windscreen and detachable clear vinyl sides, making the Breeze S totally covered, usable and practical all year round, whatever the weather.
As standard, Breeze S has a fully adjustable, supportive and rotating seat to make getting on and off easy. The tiller is also adjustable so you can find your perfect seating position with all of the easy to use controls at your fingertips. There are auto-dimming LED lights front and rear, energy absorbing bumpers for added safety and plentiful storage with a lockable and waterproof rear box for all your shopping, a front basket to keep everything you need close at hand and even secure compartments for your keys and mobile phone.
All of our experience over 25 years has gone into this, our flagship model. Everything about the Breeze S has a true top of the range aura of quality and effortless style.
Package includes: Brand new grade 'A' scooter, latest model, fully assembled, 3 year parts & labour warranty, 3 months insurance, 3 months breakdown cover, part exchange welcome, local delivery (60 miles) and full dealer support.
Does this scooter qualify for the Motability style 'Here to Help' finance solutions - Yes from £35.54 p/wk
Features:
Industry leading levels of ride and comfort
Fully active, adjustable, motorcycle-style suspension
Great ground clearance and stability over rough terrain
Options and configurations to suit individual needs
Fully adjustable, rotating seat
LED lights which dim at standstill
Energy absorbing bumper for added safety
Plentiful storage including lockable rear box
Range of up to 20 miles with standard battery (32km). 30 miles with upgraded battery
User weight up to 31 stone (200kg) standard with 39 stone (248kg) option
Optional Extras:
Left hand drive option - free of charge - must be made clear when ordering, retro fitting/conversion costs £300
HD Batteries & Charger upgrade +£195
Twist grip throttle +£100
Foot pedal throttle +£300
GT Version +£300
Fixed all weather canopy +£995 (increases overall width to 31 inches)
Side curtains for fixed canopy +£295
Specification:
Length: 1650mm (65 inches)
Width: 680mm (27 inches) (31 inches with fixed all weather canopy)
Wheel size front: 410mm (16 inches)
Wheel size back: 430mm (17 inches)
Turning radius: 1800mm (71 inches)
Min height (Folded & seat down): 1000mm (39.4 inches)
Min height (Without seat): 890mm (35 inches)
Seat (Fully adjustable swivel seat): yes
Total weight From: 132kg (290lbs)
Speed Variable Up to: 12km/h (8mph)
Approx range (Standard battery 40Ah): 32 km (20 miles)
Approx range (Heavy duty battery 75Ah): 48 km (30 miles)
Max carry capacity: 200kg (31.4 stone)
Max gradient; 21%
Ground clearance: 150mm (6 inches)
Fox Mobility
110 - 112 Walkergate
Beverley
East Yorkshire
HU17 9BT
Shop open Mon - Sat, 10 am to 4 pm
Tel: [phone]
Website (For current price etc.)
fox-mobility.co.uk
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[@deniseshephard3347]

I'm also getting mine on motorbility I cant wait to get out and about again

[@simbasmomma]

Waiting for mine on motorbility coming soon getting excited

[@dipakdutta1301]

When it available in India.. I need this scooter due to covid-19

[@markwhitfield5412]

I have an S3, a couple of problems, (1) the throttle pot works fine to full, but if u pull it just a bit further, the scooter stops with a fast beep and error code o6. (2) it's a bit temperamental going to reverse at the red switch, sometimes u can select reverse but it still goes forward, if u then release the throttle and go again it will go backwards. (3) it seems there is excessive play in the final drive/axel the scooter will roll about 4" back and forth. even when the key is off, and finally (4) the lockable rear box, won't lock. any clues or help, please.

[@deniseshephard3347]

I have the s4 and if has a few issues their is a 06 which also shows its a major concern for me as I use it more often also the stability isnt allways reliable because I have been tipped up on my side which has damaged my scooter thankfully my insurance has coveres that the lockable storage compartment it does come loose which is another major concern because I could be driving and it comes loose If anyone could give me advice on what to do then please let me kno

[@markwhitfield5412]

as for error 6, I found out by investigation, where the go lever is in the handlebars under the rubber grip, there is a small push button, if you pull the go lever, throttle lever hard, it will push the button and that causes the scooter to stop with an error 6 displayed, stupid thing to have, its meant to be a safety feature, its a pain in the arse, so I removed the rubber grip put a tiny bit of plastic over the hole in the bars and put the rubber grip bk on, problem fixed you could take the centre plastics off, find the wire that goes to that switch and disconnect it from the PCBoard.

[@markwhitfield5412]

@@deniseshephard3347 is it the 4 screws that come loose on your back box? if so get some lock tight, on the screws and put them back in tight, u could use super glue or nail varnish to do the job. if you use super glue, be quick at putting the screws back in one at a time. no rush if u use nail polish or lock tight.

[@deniseshephard3347]

@@markwhitfield5412 thank you so much for the reply its all very well Tga putting safety features on a mobility scooter like ours but its not really convenient is it

[@deniseshephard3347]

@@markwhitfield5412 that I will do as it not worth the risk

[@joseguimorvandeoliveiracos8880]

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