ProActive Medical Chariot IV XTC Premium Lightweight Wheelchair
Model: Chariot IV XTC Swing-Away Series
Availability: In Stock – Ready to Ship
A Lightweight Frame with Fully Adjustable Fit
Move through your day, run errands, and travel with more ease using the ProActive Medical Chariot IV XTC Series. Built on a refined, high-strength frame that supports up to 350 lbs depending on seat size, this chair cuts down on rolling resistance and lifting strain for independent users and caregivers alike.
The standout feature of this configuration is its tool-free swing-away footrests paired with extensive fit customization. Height-adjustable desk arms make it easy to slide up to a workspace, and a built-in telescoping seat rail lets you adjust seat depth as needs change. Large 24" flat-free composite mag wheels and 8" solid front casters round out a build made for steady tracking across indoor and outdoor terrain.
Key Features
- High-Strength, Ultra-Light Frame: Lightweight design keeps rolling and lifting weight low without sacrificing structural rigidity.
- Tool-Free Swing-Away Footrests: Unlock and pivot outward to clear the front, or detach fully for compact storage.
- Height-Adjustable Desk Arms: Adapt to fit custom torso proportions and flip back instantly for easy side transfers.
- Telescoping Seat Depth: Adjusts from 16" to 18" on the 16"/18"/20" widths, or 18" to 20" on the 22" width, to fine-tune fit.
- Flat-Free Composite Mag Wheels: 24" rear wheels and 8" solid front casters roll smoothly over door lips and uneven sidewalks with no puncture risk.
- Breathable Premium Upholstery: Double-stitched, flame-retardant black nylon resists stretching and wipes clean easily.
- Complete Safety Assembly: Standard rear anti-tippers and push-to-lock wheel brakes on every unit.
Equipment Specialist Insight: The Chariot IV XTC stands out for how much customization it packs onto one lightweight frame. Many lightweight manual chairs force a trade-off on positioning features, but this series combines a telescoping seat rail, height-adjustable arm pads, and tool-free swing-away footrests without adding bulk. The day-to-day payoff is fit flexibility — arms that tuck flush under a desk, and a seat depth that can grow with changing needs.
Technical Specifications
| Brand | ProActive Medical – Chariot IV Line |
| HCPCS Code | K0004 (High-Strength Lightweight Wheelchair) |
| Weight Capacity | 300 lbs (16" & 18" widths) / 350 lbs (20" & 22" widths) |
| Available Seat Widths | 16" | 18" | 20" | 22" |
| Adjustable Seat Depth | 16"–18" (16"/18"/20" widths) / 18"–20" (22" width) |
| Armrests | Height-Adjustable, Flip-Back Desk Style |
| Wheels & Casters | 24" Flat-Free Composite Mag Rear Wheels, 8" Solid Front Casters |
| Upholstery | Double-Stitched, Flame-Retardant Black Nylon |
| FSA/HSA Eligible | Yes |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do the height-adjustable flip-back desk arms help day to day?
A: Standard armrests are fixed in place and stick out, blocking the chair from sliding under desks or tables. These desk-length pads slide beneath standard table trims, adjust in height to match torso proportions, and flip back entirely for easy side transfers.
Q: What's the benefit of the telescoping seat depth?
A: A fixed seat length can feel short or create pressure behind the knees. The built-in telescoping seat rail lets you extend the seat depth by adjusting the frame fasteners, so the fit can be tuned to the rider.
Q: Do I need tools to swing away or remove the footrests?
A: No. The footrests use a tool-free release tab — unlatch to swing the footplates 90 degrees out of the way for easy entry and exit, or detach them completely to minimize the chair's footprint for storage.
Q: How do I choose the right seat width?
A: This model is available in 16", 18", 20", and 22" seat widths, with weight capacity varying by size. We recommend confirming measurements and capacity needs with a physician or equipment specialist before ordering.
Manufacturer specifications are subject to change without notice. This listing is provided for general informational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Please consult your physician or a qualified equipment specialist to confirm the right fit and configuration for your needs. Always ensure the anti-tippers are properly set and wheel brakes are fully locked before use.
