DaVinci Mobility

A wheelchair is not one-size-fits-all: posture, activity, and daily routines all shape what works for the person using it. From Liverpool, DaVinci Mobility builds custom-configured manual and power wheelchairs and describes its work as a blend of design, manufacturing, and personal fitting for adults and children who need a mobility solution tailored to their circumstances.

The company puts fit at the center of the process. Rather than limiting its range to standard models, it says it adjusts dimensions, components, and options to suit each user. Its catalog includes manual and power-assisted configurations, as well as replacement parts and accessories; a conversation with the team helps identify which product or modification may address a particular need.

Another product line is handcycles, devices that attach to a wheelchair and allow the rider to propel it with hand-operated cranks. DaVinci offers manual and power-assisted versions, including the Veloce, designed to extend a rider’s range and support travel over varied terrain. The catalog therefore serves both everyday mobility and more active outings without treating those as identical experiences.

The company also adapts vehicles. As a Motability-accredited fitter, it modifies cars to make access, driving, or passenger travel easier for people with mobility needs. Each solution depends on both the vehicle and the individual: an initial discussion helps determine which adaptation is workable instead of promising a universal modification.

Founder Vincent “Vinny” Ross helps explain the company’s perspective. DaVinci identifies him as a former Paralympic wheelchair basketball player with more than five decades in the mobility industry. That background brings direct insight into everyday equipment use, alongside the company’s wider experience in management, design, and technical support.

The relationship does not end with delivery. DaVinci sells replacement parts and accessories, provides repair guidance, and operates a service center for product support. For people already using a DaVinci wheelchair, that continuity can matter as much as the initial choice: it offers a place to ask about a fault, find a suitable part, or discuss later adjustments with a team familiar with the range.

The center is on Carraway Road in the Gilmoss Industrial Estate in Liverpool. The published schedule is weekdays during daytime hours; the information reviewed does not list weekend service. Calling ahead or using the website’s contact form can help arrange a visit, discuss a vehicle adaptation, or check availability before traveling.

DaVinci Mobility brings together three decisions people often research separately: choosing a custom wheelchair, exploring a compatible handcycle, and adapting a vehicle. Its profile is useful for families and users who want to compare options with technical guidance, learn what parts and repairs are available, and discuss a solution built around the person rather than just the product.