Rear Entry Dodge Grand Caravan

Spring-assist removes the physical strain of unfolding and folding the ramp.

No cables or mechanical parts prevent electrical failures
The manual rear entry ramp operates using a spring and hinges to unfold and fold. There are no cables, cords, electrical wires, or mechanical parts that are prone to failure.

Integrated ramp handle design avoids breakages
Our integrated ramp handle design eliminates the likelihood of plastic handles falling off. The handle is an integral part of the ramp design and there is no way to remove it from the ramp. 

On other ramp designs, plastic handles screwed onto the side of the ramp are prone to breaking off. If your ramp handles fall off, you will need to purchase new handles and have them installed to be able to deploy the ramp.

Low maintenance, wipe-clean plastic sidewalls
Our moulded ABS sidewalls inside the van make it easy to keep your van’s interior clean. Other conversions have carpet interiors, which collect dust and dirt. Carpet can be difficult to clean when wet from snow or ice.

Yes, a used Dodge Grand Caravan can be converted to rear entry if it meets certain criteria:

• Must be no older than 4 years old
• Must have less than 70,000 KMs
• Must not have an accident history
• Must be free of underbody rust.
  
  

Contact us to find out whether your Dodge Grand Caravan is suitable for conversion.

Most users prefer the flexibility of Flip & Fold seats. These are required if you need to transport more than one wheelchair at once. 

However, if you need more seating more often or if you only need one wheelchair position, Fixed 2nd-row seats may be the best option for you.

While the Rear Entry Dodge Grand Caravan is one of the most reliable accessible minivans on the market, daily wear and tear means regular maintenance is necessary.

The most common service request we receive from clients using the Rear Entry Dodge Grand Caravan is for replacement rubber stripping. Rubber stripping is located around the outside of the vehicle frame, and is visible when you open the rear door. It helps to keep the back door secure when stowing the ramp. After regular use, the rubber stripping may come loose and need replacing. This is a simple fix that our Customer Care Team can help you with.

There is a common misconception that Rear Entry wheelchair vans limit wheelchairs to the back of the van. 

There are two types of Rear Entry wheelchair van conversions: long cut and short cut.

All Rear Entry vans from MoveMobility have a long-cut conversion. This means that the conversion extends to behind the driver and front passenger seat. This leaves the second and third rows for wheelchairs. Short-cut conversions extend to behind-the-second-row seats.  This leaves only the third row for wheelchairs, which may make the wheelchair user feel isolated from the driver.