What is included in each vehicle conversion?
Right Price Conversions includes:

• Power hoist or Ramp,
• An engineer’s certificate,
• Heavy duty rear spring
• all appropriate restraints.

How long would it take to convert my vehicle to being Wheelchair Accessible?
The conversion process takes approximately 3 weeks.

Why do you only convert KIA vehicles and Toyota Taragos?
Right Price Conversions extensively researched the market for wheelchair accessible vehicles and found the most appropriate vehicles to be converted, rather than finding a vehicle then figuring out what was needed to convert it to being wheelchair accessible. Our conversions do not interfere with the chassis of the vehicles and completely comply with relevant Australian Standards.

Which Models of KIA and Toyota Tarago can you convert?
Right Price Conversions can provide conversions for the KIA Grand Carnival and Toyota Tarago vehicles from 2000 models onwards.

Which Australian Standards are met by your conversions?
Australian Disability Standards (AS 1428.1) in respect of wheelchair accessible taxis. The “Design for Access and Mobility, Part 1 General Requirements for Access and Mobility” requirements of AS 2942 “Wheelchair Restraint Systems” and the relevant requirements of AS 3856.1 for “Hoists and Ramps for People with Disabilities – Vehicle mounted”.

What feedback have you had from disabled passengers about the vehicles?
From the disabled customers perspective Right Price Conversions have designed the wheelchair section so that they feel like they are part of the car and on equal terms with the other passengers on board. They feel safe, secure and comfortable.

What feedback have you had from the driver’s perspective?
From the driver’s perspective the vehicles have the acknowledged KIA and Toyota durability. They are inexpensive to buy, maintain and repair compared to other comparable vehicles.

How many people can fit into a converted KIA or Toyota Tarago?
After Right Price Conversions have completed the conversion the vehicles can seat  the driver plus 7 people; or 4 people plus a wheelchair.

Who carries out the work on the vehicles?
All conversions are done in-house by Right Price Conversions own licensed mechanics, panel beaters and body makers.