Who Uses this Product? The Invacare Tracer IV Wheelchair superior materials are ideal for active individuals who want a long-lasting self-propelled wheelchair.
Why They Love It: The Tracer IV wheelchair is built for long-lasting and low-maintenance ownership. It's constructed with a carbon steel frame and vinyl upholstery that prevents stretching and sagging. It's also foldable for travel or storage.
Invacare Tracer IV Wheelchair Overview
The Invacare Tracer IV Wheelchair is built for rigorous daily use without the need to worry about maintenance or seat sagging. Its durability starts with long-wearing materials, including a carbon steel frame and heavy-duty upholstery that's double-embossed and lined for increased comfort and support. The liner provides ultimate seating and backrest support that won't stretch and cause sagging or poor posture. The self-propelled Tracer IV Wheelchair also features a cross-brace for increased strength to support user weights up to 350 pounds or 450 pounds with the heavy-duty frame option.
Features and Benefits
- High Strength Carbon Steel Frame With Reinforced Crossbrace
- Long-Lasting and Easy-To-Clean Upholstery
- Upholstery's Inner Liner Prevents Sagging
- Dual-Axel Adult or Pediatric Height Options
- Foldable Design
- Customizable Seat Width Options
- Padded Arms in Two Styles
- Silver Veining Finish Prevents Chipping and Hides Scratches
- Anti-Tippers for Increased Safety
- Low-Maintenance Ownership
- Dual-Sealed Precision Bearings
Desk- or Full-Length Arms
Invacare Tracer IV Wheelchair Built for Strength and Low Maintenance
Owning this Tracer IV is meant to be as low maintenance as possible. The carbon steel is triple chrome plated with a silver vein finish to add durability and prevent corrosion. Its textured finish is easy to clean and holds up to scratches and potential bumps during use or transport. The vinyl upholstery prevents stretching and wipes down easily. Lastly, the wheels have dual-sealed precision bearings, meaning they are well-lubricated and do not require greasing throughout the wheelchair's lifespan.
Tracer IV Heavy-Duty Wheelchair Upgrades
The Invacare Tracer IV Heavy-Duty Wheelchair supports a greater user weight of up to 450 pounds. The HD design also upgrades the 24-inch urethane wheels to composite pneumatic wheels with flat-free inserts and 8-inch semi-pneumatic front casters.
Select one of two arm-style options based on how the mobility aid is used during transitional activities such as working at a desk or eating at a table. The desk-length arms are shorter to close the gap between the wheelchair and a table so that the user doesn't have to transfer to another chair. Both arm styles are padded for extra comfort and are removable.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Product Specifications
- Manufacturer: Invacare
- Product Numbers: T420RDAP, T420RFAP, T422RDAP, T422RFAP, T424RDAP, T4X22RDAP
- Material: Carbon Steel (Frame), Vinyl (Upholstery)
- Color: Black
- Arm Style Options: Desk, Full Length
- Overall Width: 29 Inches
- Overall Height: 36 Inches
- Overall Depth Without Riggings: 30 Inches
- Seat to Floor Heights: 17.5, 19.5 Inches
- Folded Width: 13 Inches
- Seat Widths Options: 20, 22, 24 Inches
- Back Height: 16 Inches
- Back Style: Fixed
- Rear Caster Size: 8 Inches
- Wheel Size: 24 Inches
- Wheel Material: Composite Corded Urethane (Standard), Pneumatic-Flat Free Insert (Heavy-Duty)
- Weight Without Riggings: 42 Pounds
- Weight Capacity: 350 Pounds, 450 Pounds (Heavy-Duty)
- Shipping Weight: 53 Pounds
- Shipping Dimensions: 32 Width x 37 Length x 13 Height Inches
- HCPCS Code: K0007
- Warranty: Limited 5 Years
Manuals and Documents
Sell Sheet outlines the wheelchair's features and specifications.
User Manual provides an overview, safety guidelines, installation, and specifications for the standard and heavy-duty models.
Does the backrest recline?
No. The backrest comes fixed and will not recline.
Is the wheelchair's height fixed or adjustable?
The dual-axel accommodates a Hemi height of 17.5 inches and an adult height of 19.5 inches. Instructions are in the user manual on how to change the seat-to-floor height.
Do the legrests need to be removed to fold the wheelchair?
The legrests are removable, but it's not necessary to remove them to fold the wheelchair. The footrests/legrests are locked and positioned in the front before it's folded.
Do the rear wheels lock?
Yes. The 24-inch rear wheels have a lock to allow access while the user is seated.
Can I add swingaway footrests?
Yes. Purchase swingaway footplates and follow the installation instructions found above.
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