Drive Steel Rollator with 6” Wheels, Knockdown

Some rollators stay assembled as one piece. That is a problem when the box has to come apart, then fold for a trunk. The Drive Steel Rollator with 6" Wheels is the Drive Medical four-wheel rolling walker sized for that situation. It knocks down for assembly, then folds for storage. Confirm the listed measurements in the spec table before you order.

Why Choose This Product?

Walk, then rest, without hunting for a chair

A rollator is a walking aid with a seat for a rest stop. Lock the brakes before you sit. Do not use it as a wheelchair.

Wheels that stay compact indoors

Six-inch wheels stay compact in hallways and shop aisles. They do less work on uneven outdoor ground than 8 inch wheels.

Handle height you set to the wrist

Stand in everyday shoes with arms relaxed. Set both sides to wrist height so the shoulders stay down. Confirm every pin is clicked through before the first walk.

A seat sized for a rest stop

Sit with both feet flat. Lock the brakes before you sit. This is a rest stop, not a wheelchair.

Knocks down, then folds for a trunk

Tool-free knockdown means it ships in pieces you snap together. After that, fold it for a car or closet.

Who Is It Best For?

The Drive Steel Rollator with 6" Wheels is a Drive Medical four-wheel rolling walker.

• Adults who need a four-wheel walker with a seat, not a seatless 3-wheel walker
• Indoor-first use: home hallways, appointments, and typical sidewalks
• Someone who lifts the walker into a car

It is a weaker fit if they need a wheelchair they can self-propel while seated.

What Makes It Different?

Pick the Drive Steel Rollator with 6" Wheels when the listed height, wheels, and seat match. If they do not, use a sibling instead of forcing this frame. Compare the Nova GetGo Classic Rolling Walker when that contrast is the buying decision.

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Things to Consider Before Buying

• Height first. Set handles or legs to the listed range. If they are outside that class, compare a sibling.
• Wheels. Six-inch wheels stay compact indoors. Eight-inch and 10 inch wheels do more work on typical sidewalks. Do not use a rolling walker on stairs.
• The seat. Sit with both feet flat. Do not use a rolling walker as a wheelchair or scoot while seated.
• Lifting and storage. Measure the car or closet before you order. Use the unit weight and folded size in the spec table.
• Accessories. Bags, trays, and extra parts are sold separately unless this page says they are included.

Why Buy from Affinity Home Medical?

Affinity Home Medical is a local home-medical supplier in South Salt Lake. If you want help matching this four-wheel rolling walker to the person who will use it, we can compare height, seat, and wheel options before you order.

Store pickup, local delivery, and nationwide shipping are available. Contact our team to confirm current availability.

Call 801-906-3900 or visit 3737 S State St, South Salt Lake, UT 84115.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I sit and roll at the same time?

No. Lock the brakes, sit with both feet flat, and treat the seat as a rest stop.

How should I set the height?

Stand in everyday shoes with arms relaxed. Set both sides to wrist height and confirm every pin is clicked through.

Does it fold?

Yes, when this model is a folding frame. Use the folded size in the spec table if it is listed.

How do I order or get help choosing?

Call Affinity Home Medical at 801-906-3900 if you want help matching the Drive Steel Rollator with 6" Wheels before you order.

Ready to Order?

Shop the Drive Steel Rollator with 6" Wheels on this page when this is the right fit. If you want help comparing options, call Affinity Home Medical or visit the Salt Lake City showroom.

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