The right tires and wheels change how your golf cart rides, handles, and looks. Whether you're cruising pavement, tearing up trails, or rolling the greens — here's what you need to know.
Three Types of Golf Cart Tires
All-Terrain
Deep tread pattern for dirt, gravel, and hills. The go-anywhere option.
Best for: Off-road & rough terrain
Turf
Shallow tread that grips without tearing up the grass. Course-friendly.
Best for: Golf courses & greens
Street
Smooth tread for pavement. Quiet ride with solid traction on asphalt and concrete.
Best for: Roads & neighborhoods
How to Choose the Right Setup
Match tires to your terrain
Rough ground needs aggressive tread. Pavement needs smooth. Courses need turf-safe.
Size matters
Bigger wheels = more ground clearance and a more aggressive look, but confirm they fit your cart's specs.
Check compatibility
Your owner's manual lists the bolt pattern and max tire size. Don't guess — measure.
Get professional installation
Improper mounting can damage your cart or cause unsafe handling. Let a pro handle it.
Keep Them Rolling: Maintenance
Check Pressure Monthly
Low pressure kills range and wears tires unevenly. Find your recommended PSI in the owner's manual.
Inspect for Damage
Look for cracks, cuts, and uneven wear. Catch small problems before they become big ones.
Grease Axle Joints
Lubricate every season with quality grease to keep things running smooth.
Check Wheel Bearings
Grab the tire top and bottom, wiggle it. Too much play means the bearings need replacing.
Need New Tires or Wheels?
We sell and install tires and wheel combos for all major golf cart brands — Club Car, EZ-GO, Yamaha, and more. Stop by the shop or give us a call.
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