A division of Van America · St. George, Utah

The freedom to move.

Accessible minivans and custom full-size vans, certified lift installation and service — all in one place.

What you can hold us to

We won't sell you more vehicle than you need.

If a turning seat and a chair hoist solve it for a fraction of a conversion, that's what we'll tell you — before you've spent anything, not after. Three of the answers our Vehicle Finder gives don't end in buying a vehicle from us at all. That isn't an oversight.

How it fits together

The whole size range, one place to buy.

Most dealers carry one line and steer you into it. We carry more than one, deliberately — and the full-size vans are manufactured by our own company, half a mile from where you'd take delivery.

Built by Van America

Full-size mobility vans

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter and Ford Transit, converted from the floor up in St. George — passenger, transport, and camper layouts. Van America is RVIA certified and a Mercedes-Benz Expert Upfitter.

Built by VMI

Accessible minivans

Vantage Mobility International — 35 years, official conversion partner to Toyota and Chrysler, crash-tested to federal NHTSA standards. We're an authorized dealer carrying three of their models.

Fitted & serviced by us

Wheelchair lifts

Certified on RICON and BraunAbility lifts and Q'STRAINT securement — the system that anchors the chair to the floor. We'll fit a lift into a full-size van you already own — Sprinter, Transit or ProMaster — and keep it running for as long as you have it, whoever built it.

The full range

Every kind of mobility van, under one roof.

From a minivan that fits your garage to a full-size passenger van that carries the whole family and two wheelchairs — and everything between. Carrying more than one manufacturer means we have no reason to steer you.

Passenger vans

Room for the chair and everyone else. Multiple securement positions, seats for the passengers who walk (ambulatory seating), and a layout that doesn't park the wheelchair user alone at the back.

Accessible minivans

VMI Northstar and rear-entry conversions on Toyota and Chrysler — lowered floor, in-floor or fold-out ramp, and a vehicle that parks where you already park.

Transport & fleet

ADA-compliant vehicles for care facilities, shuttles, non-emergency medical transport and municipal fleets. Driver-operated lifts, multiple stations.

Lift retrofits

Already own a Sprinter, Transit or ProMaster? We'll fit a certified RICON or BraunAbility lift and Q'STRAINT securement into it — usually the fastest and cheapest route there is.

The in-stock silver Mercedes-Benz Sprinter high roof, photographed from the rear three-quarter on a gravel overlook above St. George. Both rear doors stand open and the BraunAbility platform lift is fully lowered to the ground, its yellow safety edge resting flat on the gravel. An AOD roof rack runs the length of the roof.

In stock & ready to roll

On the lot right now.

Almost every accessible vehicle in this country is ordered, built, and waited on. We keep a mobility-converted Sprinter in stock at all times — so you can come in, roll on, and find out today whether it fits your chair, your driver, and your family.

Most people learn more in ten minutes on the lift than in a month of brochures.

Currently available: 2024 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
Configuration144" high roof, 2WD, gasoline automatic
LiftBraunAbility Century Series, rear-door
FlooringVan-Equipped wood grain Safetrack system
SeatingCaptain's chair with double armrest — additional seats available
Also fittedPremium insulation and sound deadening, heavy-duty running boards, AOD SL60 roof rack
ConditionNew, 130 miles · demo

Where we are

We're in St. George. Not four hours away.

For most of southern Utah, having a wheelchair lift looked at has meant a drive to the Salt Lake valley or to Las Vegas. A full day and a tank of fuel — and most of a week if a part has to come in while the van sits in another state.

We're here in St. George — twenty-five minutes from Hurricane, under an hour from Cedar City, forty minutes from Mesquite. If your lift stops working on a Tuesday morning, you can be standing in our shop on Tuesday afternoon.

That matters more here than it would almost anywhere else. An accessible vehicle isn't a second car — when it's out of service, somebody doesn't leave the house.

Driving time to our shop

  • St. George & Washington10 min
  • Ivins & Santa Clara15 min
  • Hurricane & La Verkin25 min
  • Mesquite, NV40 min
  • Springdale & Zion45 min
  • Cedar City50 min
  • Kanab1 hr 35
  • Las Vegas, NV2 hrs
  • Page, AZ2 hr 30

Traveling further? Tell us what chair you use before you set off and we'll have the van staged and the lift ready, so the drive is worth making.

Can't make it to St. George at all? In some cases we can bring a vehicle to you for a fitting, anywhere in southern Utah, southern Nevada or northern Arizona. For some of the people we work with, getting here is the hardest part — so it’s worth asking. Ask about coming to you →

Service

Already own a mobility vehicle? We'll work on it.

Bring us a lift we've never seen, in a van we didn't build. Southern Utah doesn't have many places that will — and that's a bad reason for someone to lose their independence for three weeks.

  • RICON
  • BraunAbility
  • Q'STRAINT securement
  • Annual inspection
  • Lift repair
  • Door & kneeling systems
  • Warranty work
Two Guide Mobility technicians kneeling on the ground beside a deployed BraunAbility lift platform on a white full-size van, working on the edge of the platform, with a second van and a colleague behind them in the yard.

Credentials

The certifications behind the work.

Accessible vehicles carry people who cannot easily get out of them. That raises the stakes on every bracket and every weld, and it's why the certifications matter more here than in any other kind of van work.

  • Vantage Mobility International
  • BraunAbility
  • RICON
  • Q’STRAINT
Lifts

RICON & BraunAbility

Certified to install and service both lines. Platform lifts for full-size vans — Sprinter, Transit and ProMaster — specified by chair weight, door opening, and who operates them.

Securement

Q'STRAINT

Retractable tie-downs, docking systems that let a chair lock itself into a floor-mounted base without straps, and occupant restraints crash-tested to protect the person, not just the chair.

Vehicles

VMI — authorized dealer

Vantage Mobility International, 35 years in, official conversion partner to Toyota and Chrysler. Three models to order, including the Toyota Sienna Northstar — the only all-wheel-drive wheelchair accessible van built by anyone.

Manufacturing

Van America

Van America builds to two separate standards at once: RVIA certification — the RV industry's electrical, structural and life-safety requirements — and Mercedes-Benz Expert Upfitter status, the engineering standard Mercedes-Benz sets for work done on its own chassis. Two bodies, auditing different things, in one vehicle.

A woman in a wheelchair beside the open side door of a Sprinter, talking and smiling with a second woman who is holding the BraunAbility lift’s handheld control. Inside the van, the lift's control housing and the seating are visible.

How it works

A straight path from first call to keys.

Nobody buys one of these twice a year. We assume you're new to it, and we don't rush the part where you work out what you actually need.

Step 01

Consultation

The chair, the driver, the passengers, and the routine. Measurements before options.

Step 02

Fit & demo

Roll onto the in-stock Sprinter with your own equipment and see what actually clears.

Step 03

Build, fit, or buy

A custom build, a lift fitted to your current vehicle, or something ready on the lot.

Step 04

Service for life

Lift inspection, adjustment, and repair — on our work and on anyone else's.

Let's talk

Tell us how you need to move.

One conversation is usually enough to know what fits and what doesn't. Call the shop, send a note, or come see the van in person.