When you compare mobility scooters, try to think about the kind of terrain you will be riding on. Once you know this, you can have an informed look at the Sterling mobility scooters range.

Sterling divides its products into class 2 and class 3 scooters. The former are narrower, with smaller turning circles, to be used on footpaths and high streets. If you plan to use the road, consider a class 3 scooter, which will have more suspension and be sturdier.

If you are at all unsure, Sterling offers an online questionnaire to help you find a product from its range that will fit your needs. Consider issues such as whether you will mostly be riding a scooter indoors or outdoors, the length of your journeys (longer ones may require more powerful batteries) and whether or not you will need to transport your scooter by car.

There are five class 2 Sterling mobility scooters, including the Little Star, the Pearl and the Sapphire models.

In addition, there are three class 3 products, called Emerald, Diamond and Elite XS.