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Turf Golf Cart Tires are golf course friendly are are going to get you extra grip you need in your lawn while remaining gentle on your grass! These are typically the type of tires that you find on the back of zero turn lawn mowers and landscaping vehicles with that classic “S” or “Z” pattern tread design.
Turf golf cart tires are perfect for golf courses, parks, and residential communities where protecting the ground is a priority. With a shallow tread pattern and rounded shoulders, they deliver smooth handling, low ground pressure, and a quiet ride.
Turf golf cart tires are the most common and widely used style, designed specifically to protect grass and delicate landscapes from damage. Featuring a shallow, non-aggressive tread pattern, these tires provide smooth handling and low ground pressure, making them ideal for golf courses, parks, schools, and residential areas. Their rounded shoulders reduce turf tearing during sharp turns, while the lightweight design minimizes wear on your cart’s drivetrain.
Most turf tires are available in 8-inch, 10-inch, and 12-inch sizes, with popular dimensions like 18×8.50-8 and 205/50-10 fitting non-lifted golf carts perfectly. Whether you drive an E-Z-GO, Club Car, Yamaha, ICON, or Star EV, turf tires deliver quiet performance and long tread life on flat, maintained surfaces. They’re also an excellent choice for neighborhood cruising, thanks to their stable ride and efficient rolling resistance.
For those who split time between pavement and grass, Street/Turf hybrid tires are available, offering the best of both worlds — grass-friendly traction with enhanced road stability. Turf tires remain the go-to option for anyone who prioritizes a clean, polished look and minimal impact on the ground.
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Yes, but they are optimized for pavement and may not protect turf as well as dedicated turf tires.
In most cases, 20″ is the largest size for a non-lifted golf cart.
They may produce more road noise than turf tires but are still comfortable for daily driving.
Yes — while designed for grass, turf tires perform well on pavement for neighborhood cruising.
Not necessarily; they last just as long if used in their intended environment.
Yes, but they may wear faster and ride rougher compared to street or all-terrain tires.
Smaller 20” off-road tires can fit some carts without a lift, but most larger sizes require at least a 4″ lift kit
The type of battery you need depends on your golf cart’s model. Most golf carts use either lead-acid batteries or lithium-ion batteries.
The lifespan of a golf cart battery varies depending on usage and maintenance. Lead-acid batteries typically last 3-5 years, while lithium-ion batteries can last 8-10 years.
Golf cart tires come in various types, including street tires for smooth paved surfaces, turf tires for golf courses and grassy areas, and all-terrain tires for off-road adventures.
You can find the correct tire size for your golf cart by checking the sidewall of your current tires or referring to your golf cart’s owner’s manual.
A lift kit increases your golf cart’s ground clearance, allowing you to tackle rougher terrain. It also gives your cart a more aggressive look.
Most lift kits come with the necessary hardware and instructions for installation. You may need some basic tools like a socket wrench and jack stands.
We offer a mix of universal accessories that fit most golf carts and model and specific accessories designed for specific makes and models.
Many accessories are designed for easy installation. However, some accessories may require more technical skills or tools.
Most windshields are designed for easy installation with common tools. We also offer installation instructions and videos to guide you through the process
Mirrors improve safety by increasing visibility and awareness of your surroundings. They are essential if you plan on driving your golf cart on public roads.