Vehicle Transfer Seats

Charlie Cummings

08/22/14

We sell and install the Bruno Valet Plus. Easily the best product of its kind on the market. Probably the most reliable piece of mobility equipment we sell. The best part is you get to keep your current vehicle, there are hundreds of applications for this transfer seat. I recommend this product to anybody that is looking for a transfer seat that has a good price, is easy to use, is very reliable, and the best possible product available for helping you or a loved one get their freedom back!

Juan

09/11/15

823 torque

01/12/17

we purchased one 4 years ago . The seat was replaced under warranty 1 time . The pendant screen went bad before the 3 year warranty was up and had to hire a lawyer to get Bruno to replace it . The control button failed on the replacement pendant and we were able to get it replaced once again. Cords and X connectors have broken multiple times .This last time when while using the new pendant for the first time the seat stopped half way out of the vehicle . It is now determined by a authorized dealer that the control board for the seat is bad . The seat looses it's programming in cold weather and pendant will not function properly. This seat was purchased Oct. 2012. The selling dealer's quality of work was very poor to say the least.

Jet1829

01/17/17

I had the Bruno Valet Plus installed in May of 2015. I have had it back for repair seven times. Sometimes it has just failed to work at all, but normally fails half way out of the car; resulting in a very difficult manual return to the home position. Normally, these failures have occurred in the cold, but not always. I reached out to Bruno headquarters for a solution and never received a response. I am now securing an attorney to try and reach a solution.

dfenste1@att.net

02/27/17

I paid $16000 to have 2 Bruno Valet seats installed 3 years ago in a brand new Toyota Sienna that was recommended by Mobility Works in Villa Park, IL. Since then, I had to replace my car battery 3x's, paid for relay switches to be installed so the seats would not drain the battery, and had the bases replaced, and the cords replaced. The seats perpetually fail, especially in cold weather when I have to find other transportation for my handicapped family members as I am stuck with car seats that won't function when we are out. I am so discouraged that these places like Mobility Works pillage the handicapped. They tried to charge me over $260 for a battery change the last time I was there when I could get one for $150-160 at the Toyota dealer. I could have bought a car for $16000. I feel I was ripped off for a product that is unreliable.