* I don't have any personal experience owning one, because my power chair is too heavy for any.
* However, during my research, I discovered three different types, each with weight restrictions; hook up and use requirements. There are probably more types, including wheel chair trailers.
* I considered a lawnmower trailer, but would have required too much parking space. Keep that in mind.
*Since the following are in an online business website, I cannot include the link. Copy and paste the types and they'll show up.
1. *Crane-Style Lift: Available for a wide variety of vehicles, A Crane/hoist lift is an effective solution for lifting and transporting Mobility equipment. Standing at the rear of your vehicle, connect the supplied docking device on the hoist strap to the wheelchair or scooter. Push a button to lift & store your mobility device (up to 400lb) into your Pickup truck, SUV or van
2. *Outside and Hitch-Mount Lifts: Keep all of your vehicle’s interior space for seating and cargo by transporting your scooter or power-chair with an exterior lift. Durable, safe and reliable NOTE: Tongue-weight carrying capacity as listed in the vehicle owner's manual must not be exceeded
3. *Wheeled Lifts: The newest type lift on the market, designed especially for small or mid-size vehicles, BRUNO'S revolutionary CHARIOT, is a lift on wheels! With its own independent suspension, it to bear the full weight and force of the load. Transport devices weighing up to 350 lbs safely. The Chariot’s wheels spin 360 degrees to keep it precisely in line with your car. It’s impossible to jack-knife! Great for most sedans, select SUVs, CUVs and minivans. (They said it requires less turning radius and fit in one handicapped parking space.)
*One type TRAILER I saw online had a cover to keep it dry in inclement weather.
*ALS will eventually make me unable to transfer from chair to car, we decided to wait. Just using transport chair for now. Good luck deciding. May blessings abound. B.