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Chariot IV XTC K4 Lightweight Wheelchair – The Most Adjustable Chair in the Chariot Line

The Chariot IV XTC is Proactive Medical's top K4 manual wheelchair. It takes everything on the Chariot IV and adds the adjustments that let a therapist fit the chair to the person: a detachable backrest that adjusts in both height (17"–19") and angle (5°–20°), built-in seat rail extensions, and adjustable anti-tippers. It is also the only Chariot available in a 22" seat, rated to 350 lb.

At 34–35 lb without footrests, with quick-release composite mag wheels and a dual axle for 19.5" or 17.5" seat height, it stays easy to lift and load. Flip-back desk arms adjust from 10" to 14". Choose 16", 18", 20", or 22" wide, with swing-away footrests or elevating legrests.

Limited lifetime warranty on the frame. Medicare code K0004.

Proactive Medical Chariot IV XTC K4 lightweight wheelchair with composite mag wheels and flip-back desk arms

At a Glance

  • 34–35 lb without front rigging
  • Detachable backrest, height adjustable 17"–19", angle adjustable 5°–20°
  • Seat rail extensions built in: 16" or 18" seat depth
  • Dual axle: 19.5" standard or 17.5" hemi seat height
  • Quick-release 24" composite mag wheels with urethane tires, sealed bearings
  • Adjustable-angle caster forks keep the seat level at either height
  • Flip-back, removable desk arms, height adjustable 10"–14"
  • Adjustable anti-tippers included
  • Four widths, 16"–22"; 300 lb (16"/18") or 350 lb (20"/22")
  • Limited lifetime frame warranty; Medicare code K0004

Who It's Best For

  • Full-time users whose seating is set up by a therapist and needs to be fine-tuned over time
  • Anyone who needs a slight recline in the backrest for trunk support or pressure relief without a full reclining chair
  • Larger users who need a 22" seat or a 350 lb rating in a lightweight chair
  • Users who load the chair into a car alone; the mag wheels pop off in seconds

Which Chariot Is Right?

The Chariot IV is the step below: same K4 class and quick-release wheels, three seat heights, but a fixed-angle back, spoke wheels, and 16"–20" only. This XTC adds the angle-adjustable detachable back, mag wheels, anti-tippers, and the 22" seat. Need to recline fully? The Chariot IV XTC-RC is this chair with a 90°–180° reclining back and headrest. Shopping for a child or small teen? See the Chariot IV XTC Pediatric. For simpler, lower-cost chairs, see the Chariot III (K3) and Chariot II (K2).

Why the Details Matter

Angle-adjustable back. A back that tilts even 10° past vertical opens the hip angle and takes pressure off the tailbone for users who sit all day. On most chairs that means a separate reclining model; here it's a bolt adjustment on the back canes.

Detachable back. Pull two pins and the backrest comes off, which folds the chair flatter and lighter for a car trunk or a closet.

Mag wheels. Composite mag wheels never need truing and don't collect grime between spokes. With quick-release hubs they come off with a thumb press, taking about 5 lb each with them.

Adjustable anti-tippers. Set them low for an active user who pops over curbs, or close to the ground for someone new to a wheelchair. They swing up out of the way for steps and thresholds.

Specifications

Seat width 16" 18" 20" 22"
Weight capacity 300 lb 300 lb 350 lb 350 lb
Overall width 24" 25" 27" 29"
Chair weight 34 lb 34 lb 34 lb 35 lb
Seat depth 16" or 18" via built-in seat rail extensions
Seat-to-floor height 19.5" standard / 17.5" hemi
Back Detachable; height 17"–19"; angle 5°–20°
Arms Desk length, flip-back, removable, height adjustable 10"–14"
Front rigging Swing-away footrests with composite footplates, or elevating legrests
Rear wheels 24" composite mag, quick release, urethane tires, sealed bearings
Casters Urethane, on adjustable-angle forks
Upholstery Black flame-retardant nylon
Warranty Limited lifetime on frame and cross braces; 3 years on other components

What's Included

  • Chariot IV XTC folding wheelchair in your chosen width
  • Pair of swing-away footrests or elevating legrests, per your selection
  • Adjustable rear anti-tippers

Good to Know Before You Buy

  • Measure hip width seated, then add about 2" for the seat width. Overall width runs 7"–8" more than the seat; a 22" seat is a 29" chair, so check doorways.
  • Desk arms only. They are shorter at the front so the chair pulls under a table. They flip back and lift off for side transfers.
  • Set it up once. Back angle and height, axle position, caster angle, arm height, seat depth, and anti-tipper height all adjust with basic tools. Have a therapist set it, then leave it.
  • Elevating legrests add weight and length when raised; choose them only if a leg needs to be kept up.
  • Cushion not included. Most daily users add a seat cushion; see our wheelchair cushions.
  • Shipping: ships folded in one carton by parcel; light assembly.

Warranty

Proactive Medical covers the Chariot IV XTC side frames and cross braces with a limited lifetime warranty and other components for 3 years against defects in materials and workmanship. Upholstery, tires, and other wear parts, and damage from misuse or unauthorized repair, are not covered.

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Unlike large marketplace retailers, we carefully select mobility, accessibility, and home care products designed to address real-world challenges. Our team focuses on dependable solutions, honest product information, and responsive support before and after purchase.

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Disclaimer

This product is intended to assist with mobility. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. A therapist can confirm the right seat size, back angle, and setup for the user.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the XTC add over the regular Chariot IV?

A detachable backrest that adjusts in angle (5°–20°) as well as height, composite mag wheels in place of spoked wheels, adjustable anti-tippers, a 22" seat option, and a 350 lb rating on the 20" and 22" sizes. It also carries a limited lifetime frame warranty.

How does the adjustable-angle back work?

The back canes bolt to the frame through a slotted bracket. Loosen the bolts, set the angle anywhere from 5° to 20° back from vertical, and retighten. It is a set-and-leave adjustment, not a recline the user changes during the day; for that see the XTC-RC.

Why would I want a detachable back?

With the back off and the wheels released, the folded frame is shorter, lighter, and lies flat, which makes a big difference loading into a small car or storing in a closet.

What is the weight capacity?

300 lb on the 16" and 18" seats, 350 lb on the 20" and 22" seats.

Does it come with full-length arms?

No, the XTC comes with desk-length flip-back arms adjustable from 10" to 14" high. Desk arms let the chair pull under a table; they still flip back and lift off for side transfers.

Swing-away footrests or elevating legrests?

Swing-away footrests are lighter and shorter and suit most users. Choose elevating legrests when a leg needs to be kept raised, such as after knee or hip surgery, with a cast, or for swelling.

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