Yes. Easwe electric wheelchairs sold by Tynor Australia are eligible for NDIS funding as assistive technology. Tynor Australia (Australian Healthcare Supplies, ABN 39 632 237 346) is a registered NDIS provider based in Perth, WA. Whether your wheelchair is funded depends on your individual NDIS plan, your goals, and a recommendation from your occupational therapist. We provide NDIS quotes, product specifications, and support documentation on request. Call 08 6186 0001 or visit our NDIS page to get started.

Easwe electric wheelchairs at Tynor Australia are priced from $1,760.35 (Easwe E10) to $21,014.95 (Easwe S10 standing wheelchair). Most everyday foldable models range from $1,760 to $4,200. Carbon fibre models are priced between $3,354 and $4,598. NDIS participants may be eligible to have part or all of the cost covered by their plan depending on their assistive technology funding category.

The Easwe D10 at 15.8 kg is the lightest model in the range — one of the lightest foldable electric wheelchairs available in Australia. The C10, C30, and C20 carbon fibre models are also extremely lightweight at approximately 15–16 kg. For comparison, most standard electric wheelchairs weigh 20–35 kg. If portability is your top priority, the D10 or C-series are the recommended choices.

Yes. Most Easwe models — including the A10, B10, B20, C10, C20, C30, D10, E10, F10, and L10 — are equipped with lithium batteries that comply with IATA/ICAO airline regulations. Always contact your airline before travel to confirm battery watt-hour ratings and approval for your specific model. Tynor Australia can provide battery specification sheets on request.

The B10 is an aluminium-frame foldable wheelchair — the most popular model with 236+ reviews and the best balance of price and features. The C30 is a premium carbon fibre model, significantly lighter and more compact, ideal for frequent travellers. The D10 is the lightest model at 15.8 kg using an aluminium-based frame — focused purely on maximum portability at an accessible price. All three are airline-approved and NDIS eligible.

Yes. Call 08 6186 0001, email via our Contact Us page, or visit our showroom at 3/7 Weedon Rd, Forrestdale WA 6112. We work directly with NDIS participants, support coordinators, plan managers, and occupational therapists. Quotes include the product price, NDIS support category, and any required assistive technology documentation.

Yes. Our showroom is at 3/7 Weedon Rd, Forrestdale WA 6112. We recommend calling ahead on 08 6186 0001 to arrange a visit, particularly if you want to trial a specific model. In-store trials are available for NDIS participants, carers, and occupational therapists. We are open Monday to Friday during business hours.

All Easwe models are held in stock at Perth, WA. Metro areas (Perth, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide): 3–5 business days. Regional Australia: 5–10 business days. Remote Australia (NT, Far North QLD, outback WA/SA): up to 15 business days. Bulky item shipping charges apply — free shipping does not apply to wheelchair products.

Most standard foldable Easwe models — including the A10, B10, B20, C10, D10, and E10 — support a maximum user weight of 100–120 kg. The G10 reclining model supports up to 120 kg. Always check the individual product specifications page for your chosen model. Contact us if you require a bariatric-rated option.

Electric wheelchairs have a tighter turning radius, are better for indoor use and small spaces, and are more commonly NDIS-funded as assistive technology. Mobility scooters typically have a longer battery range and are better for outdoor community travel with a tiller steering column. Tynor Australia stocks both — the Easwe wheelchair range (A10–S10) and the Easwe scooter range (M10, M20). Call us to determine which is right for your needs.

Yes. All Easwe foldable models are designed for both indoor and outdoor use on standard surfaces — footpaths, shopping centres, airports, and paved driveways. They are not designed for off-road, rough bush terrain, or beach sand. The G10 and L10 feature enhanced suspension for improved stability on uneven outdoor surfaces. Contact us if your primary need is varied outdoor terrain.

Consider five factors: (1) Weight capacity — ensure the model supports your weight and seat width needs. (2) Portability — for frequent travel, choose under 18 kg with airline-approved battery. (3) Battery range — the C20 and C30 offer extended range. (4) Features — recline, standing assist, and auto-fold are model-specific. (5) NDIS funding — your OT may recommend a specific model based on your functional goals. Not sure? Call us on 08 6186 0001.