Sidewinder Conversions & Mobility
1-888-266-2299

In business since 1988

We build these vans in Chilliwack.And we'll tell you what one costs.

We sell and service them too. Come look at one and ask us anything.

See the vansHow the price is built1-888-266-2299

Will your chair fit?Side entry or rear entry?

  • Transport Canada authorized to build disabled access vehicles. Safety Mark L43
  • NMEDA QAP accredited. An independent auditor checks our work every year
  • 4.5 stars from 47 Google reviews
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Available now · 5 ready to go

On the lot this week.

These are in our Chilliwack shop right now. Call for price means the conversion sets the number.

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Side entry, rear entry, full size

Three ways in.

Side entry or rear entry?
01

Side Entry

Ramp out of the side door. Best if the chair user drives.

  • Powered or manual ramp
  • Kneels at the curb
  • Needs clear space at the side
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02

Rear Entry

Our own RAV, built here. Floor lowered 10 inches, manual ramp rated 1,200 lb.

  • Nothing powered to fail
  • Fits a single garage
  • Built and warrantied by us
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03

Full Size

Stand-up height inside, with a powered lift instead of a ramp.

  • Two chair positions
  • Room for cargo
  • Built to order
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Will your chair fit?Your measurements against the door opening, entry height and ramp rating we publish.Check your measurementsSide entry or rear entry?Twelve points, side by side, including where our own van is the wrong answer.Compare the three
A full-size accessible van with a wheelchair lift in the Sidewinder service shop

Service & maintenance

The people who built it should be the people who service it.

  • NMEDA QAP accredited, audited every year

  • Warranty schedule tracked, coverage stays valid

  • Inspections cost less than breakdowns

Book serviceWarranty details

Ask about an accessible loaner when you book.

The Sidewinder Chrysler RAV

We don't resell conversions.
We build them.

Rear entry. Floor lowered 10 inches. Built in our Chilliwack shop.

Four companies in BC hold Transport Canada's National Safety Mark to build disabled access vehicles. We're one, and the only NMEDA accredited dealer among them.

See the RAVAll conversions & equipment
A Sidewinder rear-entry conversion with the ramp deployed on the open road
Lowered floor
10"
Floor opening
35" × 98"
Entry height
57"
Interior height
58"
Ramp capacity
1,200 lb
Warranty
3 yr / 60k km
Will it fit your garage?

Credentials

Check every word of it yourself.

The only wheelchair accessible vehicle dealer in BC that is also a Transport Canada authorized vehicle manufacturer. Each credential below links straight to the registry that issued it, so you can confirm every one without taking our word for anything.

  • Transport Canada National Safety Mark L43

    Transport Canada authorizes Sidewinder to build and certify disabled access vehicles under National Safety Mark L43, in four classes including Final Stage Body and Equipment. Only four companies in British Columbia hold a disabled access National Safety Mark.

    Verified September 2026

    Check the Transport Canada record (opens in a new tab)

  • NMEDA QAP accredited

    Accredited under the National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association Quality Assurance Program in three categories: Mobility Equipment Installer, Structural Vehicle Modifier and High Tech driving controls. QAP accreditation requires an independent third party audit every year.

    Verified September 2026

    Check the NMEDA record (opens in a new tab)

  • Licensed BC motor dealer

    Licensed by the Vehicle Sales Authority of British Columbia, dealer licence number 30665.

    Verified September 2026

    Check the Vehicle Sales Authority of BC record (opens in a new tab)

  • A+ with the Better Business Bureau

    Rated A+ by the Better Business Bureau with no complaints on file.

    Verified September 2026

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Each date above is when we last checked that credential at the issuer's own source. The links point at the registries themselves rather than at copies of them, so they stay right even when this page falls behind.

Paying for it

Let's talk about the money

None of it buys the van. A credit on your tax return, a discount on your insurance, a refund on fuel. We'll help you claim all three.

Show me the numbers

  • Up to $5,000 claimable

    CRA Medical Expense Tax Credit

  • 25% off Basic Autoplan

    ICBC Disability Discount

  • Up to $500 per calendar year

    BC Fuel Tax Refund for Persons with Disabilities

Every figure checked at the source.

Brands we install

The equipment we fit.

We fit and service lifts, hand controls, securement and docking systems.

  • VMI

  • Bruno

  • Ricon

  • Q'Straint

  • Sure-Lok

  • EZ Lock

  • Mobility Networks

  • Sure Grip

Everything we fit

Manufacturer rebate programs

Money people forget to claim.

Most manufacturers refund part of the adaptive equipment cost on a new vehicle. Deadlines are easy to miss.

Chrysler
up to $1,000
Toyota
up to $1,000
Ford
up to $1,200
GM
up to $1,000
Honda
up to $1,000
Acura
up to $1,000
Lexus
up to $1,000
Volkswagen
up to $1,000

Published maximums. Terms change without notice.

Ask which rebates applyWhat a converted van costs

What this is for

It isn't medical equipment.
It's a Saturday.

Swimming. The grocery run. Appointments without booking anyone.

Three questions, before any van

  • Who loads the chair, and can they do it in the rain?
  • Is the wheelchair user going to drive, or ride?
  • Where does the van park, every single day?
How the three configurations answer them
A family celebrating a new accessible van at the Sidewinder showroom
A customer beside their new wheelchair accessible van
Customers with their converted van outside Sidewinder
A family with their new accessible van on delivery day

Our own photos, taken on delivery day in Chilliwack.

In their words

What people wrote to us afterwards.

4.547 Google reviewsRead them on Google →

Our Google score as of August 2026. The letters below were sent to us directly.

Everything was so well organized and smooth it made the transaction completely enjoyable. The people were great, they went over the top for us and the van was exactly what we had hoped it to be.
Harold GoodwinVehicle purchase
Sidewinder went well beyond the service delivery that would be expected. They were always available and prompt whenever we emailed or called. I would recommend them highly to anyone in need of a conversion.
Cathy and Nicole WaddingtonConversion work

Contact

Talk to someone who knows these vans.

Come by the shop and bring your chair, or just start with a phone call. Either way you'll be talking to someone who can answer the question instead of taking a message.

A person here reads every one of these. We reply within one business day, Monday to Friday.

Not sure how you'll pay for it? Three BC programs are worth claiming, and we'll help you claim them.

The money

What the BC funding actually covers

Three programs are worth claiming almost every time. One is a credit on your tax return. One is a discount on your insurance. One is a refund on fuel. None of them is money off the purchase price, and we'd rather you heard that from us first.

The tax figure is a cap on what you are allowed to claim, not a cheque. What it is worth in hand depends on the tax you owe.

Show me the numbersNo credit check. Nothing to fill in.