Description

Drive Silver Sport 2 Wheelchair with Dual-Axle Height Adjustment & Swing-Away Footrests

The Drive Silver Sport 2 wheelchair takes everything reliable about the original Silver Sport line and adds the adjustability that many users and caregivers actually need day to day. Its dual-axle frame lets you shift the seat-to-floor height between 17.5″ and 19.5″ without tools, and it’s available in three seat widths — 16″, 18″, and 20″ — with weight capacities that scale up to match. Add in the choice between swing-away footrests or elevating legrests, and this chair adapts to the user rather than forcing the user to adapt to it.

At Motion Care Mobility, we stock the Silver Sport 2 at our Vaughan showroom, where our team can walk you through the seat width, arm style, and legrest options in person so you leave with the exact configuration that fits.

Key Features of the Drive Silver Sport 2 Wheelchair

• Dual-axle frame — adjusts seat-to-floor height between 17.5″ and 19.5″ without tools, ideal for shorter users who self-propel with their feet or taller users who need more clearance
• Powder-coated silver vein steel frame — durable, attractive, and low-maintenance
• Detachable padded armrests — available in desk-length or full-length, so the chair fits close to tables or offers more consistent arm support
• Choice of swing-away footrests or elevating legrests — pick the configuration that matches the user’s recovery or comfort needs
• Embossed vinyl upholstery — durable, lightweight, and easy to wipe clean
• Urethane tires on composite wheels — smooth ride with low maintenance
• Adjustable 8″ front casters — three position settings to balance front and rear height
• Push-to-lock wheel brakes and a backrest carry pocket for everyday convenience
• Weight capacity up to 350 lb (159 kg), depending on seat width
• 3-year limited warranty

Who the Drive Silver Sport 2 Wheelchair Is Best For

This chair is a strong fit for:

• Users who need a specific seat-to-floor height for safe foot-propulsion or easy transfers
• Caregivers who want the flexibility to choose between swing-away footrests and elevating legrests based on the user’s needs
• Individuals who may need a larger seat width or higher weight capacity than a basic entry-level wheelchair offers
• Post-surgical recovery or rehabilitation, where elevating legrests can support reduced swelling and improved circulation
• Families comparing several body types or users who will share one chair over time, since the dual-axle adjustability offers more flexibility than a fixed-height frame

Why the Dual-Axle Adjustment Matters

A wheelchair that’s even an inch too high or too low changes everything about how safely and comfortably someone can use it — foot-propulsion becomes harder, transfers become riskier, and posture suffers over time. The Silver Sport 2’s dual-axle design solves that by letting you set the seat height to 17.5″ for shorter users or those who propel with their feet, or 19.5″ for average-to-taller adults, without needing tools or a technician visit.

Getting the rest of the fit right — seat width, depth, and armrest height — matters just as much. If you’d like to understand the reasoning behind proper wheelchair measurements before your fitting, the Physiopedia guide to wheelchair body measurements is a clear, professionally reviewed resource, though our team can also walk you through it in person.

(Image 2 — close-up of dual-axle height adjustment mechanism, WebP, alt text: “Drive Silver Sport 2 wheelchair dual-axle height adjustment close-up”)

Specifications

Why Buy Your Drive Silver Sport 2 Wheelchair from Motion Care Mobility

Getting the seat width, arm length, and legrest style right the first time matters more with a configurable chair like this one. When you buy through Motion Care Mobility, you get:

• Free in-store fitting at our Vaughan/Concord showroom — visit us at 10 Planchet Road, Unit 12 to test the height adjustment and try different arm/legrest configurations before you buy
• Expert guidance from our team on whether swing-away footrests or elevating legrests better suit your recovery or comfort needs
• Fast delivery across the Greater Toronto Area
• Local support for adjustments or replacement parts — no shipping the chair back to a warehouse
• A full range of complementary manual and power wheelchairs and rollators and walkers if you’re comparing mobility options before deciding

You can also see how other GTA families rate their experience with us on our Google Business Profile — (replace this link with your actual GBP listing URL once you have it handy).

Frequently Asked Questions

What does “dual-axle” mean on the Drive Silver Sport 2 wheelchair? Dual-axle means the rear wheel position can be moved between two settings, adjusting the seat-to-floor height between 17.5″ and 19.5″ without tools, to better suit the user’s height and propulsion style.

Should I choose swing-away footrests or elevating legrests? Swing-away footrests are lighter and simpler, suited to everyday use. Elevating legrests are better for users recovering from surgery, managing swelling, or needing extended leg support — our team can help you decide based on your specific situation.

What is the weight capacity of the Drive Silver Sport 2 wheelchair? It ranges from 250 lb (16″ seat) to 350 lb (20″ seat), depending on the width you choose.

Are the armrests removable? Yes. The Silver Sport 2 comes with detachable padded armrests in either desk-length or full-length styles, making transfers and table access easier.

Does Motion Care Mobility offer in-store fitting for this wheelchair? Yes. Visit our Vaughan showroom for a free fitting