Since 2013, TracFab has built tracked all-terrain wheelchairs in the USA for people who need mobility beyond smooth pavement. Based in Volant, Pennsylvania, the company sets its chairs apart with a patent-pending swappable lithium battery system and models designed for terrain ranging from grass and gravel to snow and trails. Each unit is shipped fully assembled and ready to drive.
Quantum RehabFrom its Duryea, Pennsylvania headquarters, Quantum Rehab designs and manufactures complex rehabilitation power wheelchairs that are custom-built around individual mobility needs. Formed as a dedicated Pride Mobility division in 2000, the company has made consumer involvement central to its work, bringing wheelchair users, therapists and engineers into the design process. Quantum is particularly known for iLevel seat-elevation technology, which lets users operate at walking speed with the seat raised, and its chairs are proudly made in America.DURYEA, PA
Butler Mobility ProductsButler Mobility Products manufactures and supplies mobility equipment and home-accessibility solutions for Veterans and people with disabilities, with its Pennsylvania facility building and assembling wheelchair lifts. The company has manufactured wheelchair lifts since 1968 and is the last U.S. manufacturer of wheelchair inclined platform lifts. Its team also provides assessments, installation, education, maintenance and repair support for accessibility projects.LEWISBERRY, PA
Trailmate TricyclesSince 1963, Trailmate Tricycles has designed and manufactured three-wheelers in the USA for both recreation and industrial mobility. Its work trikes are built to replace walking and gas-powered carts in large facilities, while personal models bring the same focus on stability and craftsmanship to everyday riding. Trailmate was acquired by ParBikes in 2024, bringing the long-running tricycle maker under new ownership while retaining its American manufacturing focus.PERRYSBURG, OH
CHRISTINI AWD BikesSince 2000, Philadelphia-based CHRISTINI AWD Bikes has hand-welded and fabricated custom bicycles and e-bikes around its patented mechanical all-wheel-drive system, which sends power to the front wheel when the rear loses traction. The company builds each bike to order in its own U.S. factory rather than merely assembling imported frames, and its machines have crossed Antarctica, Greenland, and the Yukon while reaching riders in more than 35 countries. CHRISTINI also supplies AWD e-bikes for U.S. and allied Special Forces units in several countries.PHILADELPHIA, PA