Golf Cart Tires

Find the perfect golf cart tires for your ride, with sizes ranging from 18″ to 23″ in diameter to fit 8″ through 14″ aluminum or steel golf cart wheels. Whether you need standard-height tires for stock carts or aggressive treads for lifted setups, we’ve got you covered. Shop by your cart’s lift type using the buttons below, and explore our selection of high-quality tires designed for EZGO, Yamaha, and Club Car models. Durable, reliable, and ready to roll—get the right traction for your terrain today!

It is common to need to replace your worn out golf cart tires. The reason for replacement may be dry rot due to age. Or, perhaps, your front alignment was off and you’ve worn your front tires down to the threads. Maybe it’s as simple as a set of tires that you’ve got your money’s worth out of but it’s just time to install a new set with better tread.

Regardless, replacing your worn-out tires is a common thing to do, and we ship loads of loose tires to our customers daily! We sell both for lifted and non-lifted golf carts. Simply unbox your brand new tires and get them mounted at your trusted tire store or golf cart shop near you!

Uncertain which golf cart tire suits your ride? Pete’s selection offers everything from turf tires that protect your lawn to rugged all-terrain and DOT-legal wheels for street use… browse our selection below and we’ll help you find the best tires for your golf cart!

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Turf Golf Cart Tires – Lawn & Course-Friendly Performance

Turf golf cart tires are designed with a low-impact tread pattern that protects grass, fairways, and other delicate surfaces from damage. These tires typically feature a smooth, rounded profile and shallow tread that provides excellent traction on flat terrain without tearing up the ground. Widely-revered chevron tread patterns are perfect for golf courses, parks, and residential neighborhoods. Turf tires also deliver a quiet ride and long-lasting performance. Popular sizes range from 18” to 23” in overall height, and many options are available for E-Z-GO, Club Car, and Yamaha golf carts.

All-Terrain Golf Cart Tires – Versatile Grip On and Off the Path

All-terrain golf cart tires are built for versatility, giving you dependable traction whether you’re driving on pavement, gravel, dirt trails, or grass. Their deeper tread patterns and slightly more aggressive design help maintain grip on uneven or loose surfaces while still offering a comfortable ride on smooth paths. These golf cart tires are available in all sizes for stock and lifted golf carts and are a great choice for homeowners who use their golf cart for yard work, campgrounds, or mixed-use driving where conditions change frequently.

DOT Street-Legal Golf Cart Tires – Approved for Road Use

If you plan to drive your golf cart on public roads, DOT-approved tires are a must. These street-legal golf cart tires meet Department of Transportation safety standards and are designed to perform at higher speeds while providing a smoother, quieter ride. Available in a variety of low-profile and standard sizes, DOT tires are perfect for neighborhood cruisers, LSVs (Low-Speed Vehicles), and street-legal golf carts in communities that allow on-road driving.

Off-Road, Mud & Sand Golf Cart Tires – Built for Extreme Conditions

Off-road golf cart tires are engineered with aggressive tread patterns and reinforced sidewalls to tackle mud, sand, loose dirt, and rocky terrain. The wide, deep lugs bite into soft ground for maximum traction, making them ideal for hunting, farming, beach driving, and trail riding. Sand-specific tires feature paddle-like treads to keep you from getting bogged down, while mud and all-purpose off-road tires excel at keeping your cart moving in tough conditions. If you need rugged performance and durability, this is definitely the tire style for you.

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Golf Cart Tires Size Guide

Metric Tire Sizes Height Width Mounts On
18″ Tall
8.5″ Wide
8″ Wheel
18″ Tall
8″ Wide
10″ Wheel
20.5″ Tall
8″ Wide
10″ Wheel
205/30-12
17″ Tall
8″ Wide
12″ Wheel
18″ Tall
8.75″ Wide
12″ Wheel
18.75″ Tall
8.5″ Wide
12″ Wheel
19.5″ Tall
8.5″ Wide
12″ Wheel
20.75″
8.7″ Wide
12″ Wheel
19″ Tall
8″ Wide
14″ Wheel
20″ Tall
8.5″ Wide
14″ Wheel
20.5″ Tall
8″ Wide
15″ Wheel
Numeric Tire Sizes Height Width Mounts On
18″ Tall
8″ Wide
8″ Wheel
18″ Tall
8.5″ Wide
8″ Wheel
22″ Tall
11″ Wide
8″ Wheel
18″ Tall
9.5″ Wide
10″ Wheel
20″ Tall
10″ Wide
10″ Wheel
22″ Tall
11″ Wide
10″ wheel
18″ Tall
9″ Wide
12″ Wheel
20″ Tall
10″ Wide
12″ Wheel
22″ Tall
11″ Wide
12″ Wheel
23″ Tall
10.5″ Wide
12″ Wheel
20″ Tall
8.5″ Wheel
14″ Wheel
22″ Tall
10″ Wide
14″ Wheel
23″ Tall
10″ Wide
14″ Wheel
23″ Tall
10″ Wide
14″ Wheel

Sizes:

  • Understanding the Numbers: Golf cart tire sizes might look like a code, but they’re simple to decipher. Learn what the measurements mean and find the perfect fit for your cart.

  • Choosing the Right Size: Tire size affects ride height, ground clearance, and overall performance. We’ll help you choose the size that suits your cart and your driving style.

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Tread Types: Find Your Perfect Match

Selecting the right tread pattern is key to optimal performance on the course or in the neighborhood.

  • Matching Your Terrain: From smooth fairways to rugged trails, there’s a perfect tire tread for you. Discover the different patterns and their best applications.

  • Performance and Purpose: Tread type isn’t just about looks. Find out how tread designs impact grip, longevity, ride comfort, and even puncture resistance.

Explore different tread types and discover which is best for your needs:

  • Tread for the Fairway: Smooth and Turf-Friendly
  • Tread for Paved Paths and Streets
  • Tread for Rugged Trails and Off-Road

Why Tire Choice Matters

Your golf cart’s tires are more than just rubber on wheels. They directly impact how your cart handles, how comfortable the ride is, and even how long your cart will last. Choosing the right golf cart tires ensures optimal traction on the course or the street, smooth handling around curves, and a comfortable ride even on bumpy terrain.

Quality golf cart tires are built for durability, but they still face wear and tear with every outing. Tires with puncture-resistant construction and long-lasting treads save you money in the long run, preventing costly replacements due to flats or worn-out treads. Tire choice isn’t just about today’s performance; it’s an investment in your cart’s lifespan and overall cost of ownership.

Types of Tires:

Lawn and Garden Tires
Grey Non-marking Tires for Industrial and Commercial
OEM Sawtooth Golf Cart Tires
Street Tires for Paths and Pavement
Turf Tires for the Golf Course
All-Terrain Tires for Mixed Use: Gravel, Campground, Light Trails, Etc….
Rugged Off-Road Tires for more Extreme Use

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Your golf cart tires need replacing if the tread depth is below 1/16 inch (easily checked with a penny – if Lincoln’s head is fully visible, replace), sidewalls are cracked or bulging, or if you notice uneven wear or a bumpy ride.

CYes, but it requires specific tools and know-how. If you’re not mechanically inclined, it’s best to have a professional do it to ensure proper fitment and safety.an I install tires myself?

Ply rating indicates the tire’s sidewall strength. 6-ply tires have thicker sidewalls and offer more puncture resistance, making them ideal for rough terrain. 4-ply tires are lighter and suitable for smoother courses.

Use a tire pressure gauge to check the pressure. The ideal PSI is usually stamped on the tire sidewall or can be found in your owner’s manual. Typically, it ranges between 18-25 PSI.

For non-lifted carts, the maximum tire size is typically 205/50-10. With a lift kit, you can go bigger, up to 23 inches depending on the lift’s height and your cart’s model. Always check your cart’s specifications and the lift kit instructions to determine the appropriate tire size.