It is very common for golf cart disc brakes to develop surface or "flash rust" and make noise, especially after sitting, in humid, or rainy conditions. The iron rotors oxidize quickly, but this is usually harmless surface rust that scrubs off within a few braking applications. Key Details Cause – moisture from dew, rain, or washing [...]
Yes, fold-down rear seat kits or cargo boxes are available for almost all makes & models.Yes, fold-down rear seat kits or cargo boxes are available for almost all makes & models.
If you are looking for comfort along with looks, a 10" or 12" wheel with a DOT tire is a good choice.
Yes if the outside diameter of the tire & wheel assembly is larger than what was previously on the car.
It really depends on your budget and time frame. Our knowledgeable team can help answer any questions.
Street-legal cars (also known as low speed vehicles (LSV) or neighborhood electric vehicles (NEV)) are required to drive on public streets with posted speed limits of 35 mph or less. They can also be driven on streets with higher speed limits in there are dedicated NEV lanes.
New golf carts are usually $10,000-$14,000+, and high quality used carts are usually $6,000-$9,000+, depending on model year, options, accessories, and battery age.
Most of the makes and models that we sell should have a service life of up to 20 years from the manufacture date before needing to be replaced completely. Some of the newer models should be able to last even longer.
There is no Kelly Blue Book for golf carts. We can provide a trade-in or dealer buy-back price if the serial number or model year is provided along with an image and proof of battery age.
It depends on the model year but many of today's new models are quality cars. Yamaha and MadJax models are the best new and used cars that we offer.