Upgrade your golf cart with the perfect set of wheels and tires. At Pete’s Golf Carts, we carry a wide selection of golf cart wheels and tires in all sizes—from stock 8″, 10″, and 12″ sets to 14″ and 15″ options for lifted carts. Whether you need smooth turf tires for the course, DOT street-legal tires for the road, or aggressive all-terrain tread for off-road use, you’ll find the right fit here. Our wheel and tire combos are pre-mounted and ready to install, making it easy to get back on the road or trail fast. Shop by size, style, or terrain to find the best match for your Club Car, EZGO, Yamaha, and more.
Is your golf cart riding rough from worn-out, cracked, or uneven tires? Whether it’s dry rot, bald treads, or just time for an upgrade, Pete’s Golf Carts has the perfect wheels and tires for every cart and terrain.
We offer one of the most unique selections of golf cart wheels and tires online, including street legal golf cart tires, all-terrain golf cart tires, and turf-friendly tires. Choose from multiple sizes and styles to fit your cart—whether standard height or lifted for off-road use.
Each golf cart wheel and tire combo is built for durability, smooth performance, and custom style. With fast shipping to your door, all that’s left is installation at your trusted local tire shop or golf cart service center.
If you’re still not sure what you need or what will fit, keep reading below the product grid to learn which tire size and style is the best choice for your golf cart!
Choose the right tire size for your golf cart for a smooth, safe ride.
| Specifications | IMPERIAL | METRIC |
|---|---|---|
| Tire Height (Diameter) | -- | -- |
| Wheel Size | -- | -- |
| Sidewall Height | -- | -- |
| Tire Width | -- | -- |
| Tire Circumference | -- | -- |
| Revolutions per Mile | -- | -- |
| Tire Size | Lift Kit Requirement |
|---|---|
| 18" | No Lift Kit Required |
| 20" | Minimum 1" - 3" Lift Kit Required (depending on tire tread) |
| 22" | 4" Lift Kit (minimum) |
| 23" | 6" Lift Kit (minimum) |
| Tire Size | Lift Kit Requirement |
|---|---|
| 18" | No Lift Kit Required |
| 20" | No Lift Kit Required |
| 22" | 3" Lift Kit (minimum) |
| 23" | 5" - 6" Lift Kit (minimum) |
| Tire Size | Lift Kit Requirement |
|---|---|
| 18" | No Lift Kit Required |
| 20" | 3" Lift Kit (minimum) |
| 22" | 5" Lift Kit (minimum) |
| 23" | 6" Lift Kit (minimum) |
| Tire Size | Lift Kit Requirement |
|---|---|
| 18" | No Lift Kit Required |
| 20" | No Lift Kit Required |
| 22" | 3" Lift Kit (minimum) |
| 23" | 6" Lift Kit (minimum) |
| Tire Size | Lift Kit Requirement |
|---|---|
| 18" | No Lift Kit Required |
| 20" | No Lift Kit Required |
| 22" | 3" Lift Kit (minimum) |
| 23" | 5" - 6" Lift Kit (minimum) |
Choosing the right combo is simple once you know what you need. Our collection is built to help you find the ideal fit for your cart and your style, whether you’re cruising the neighborhood or tackling tough terrain.
Your tire choice plays a big role in ride quality, traction, and performance. We carry three main types of golf cart tires, each designed for specific conditions:
Pro Tip: Not sure if it’s time for new tires? Check out our blog: When is it Time To Change Golf Cart Tires?
This is the most common question we get! The need for a lift kit depends on the tire size. We’ve made it easy by clearly labeling our products and providing the information you need right here.
All of our tire and wheel combos are built with a standard 4×4-inch bolt pattern, making them compatible with most E-Z-GO, Club Car, and Yamaha golf carts.
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Our inventory features a variety of options to match your cart’s make and model, ensuring a perfect fit and optimal performance. We offer durable tires designed to provide excellent traction on various terrains, from smooth greens to rugged trails. Our wheels are available in different sizes and styles, allowing you to customize the look of your cart to your liking.
Whether you need to replace a broken wheel or want a new set without tires, you can find what you’re looking for here:
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.
