Items On A
GOLF CART
That
You’ll
MOST Likely
Need
To REPLACE
Golf Cart KEYS
Under normal use keys don’t ‘break’ - but
they are one of the most common items to
lose.
When purchasing golf cart keys look for fac-
tory replacement / high-quality keys rather
than trying to get a cheap copy made at a
hardware store. Keyed ignitions (even on golf
carts) are sensitive to the key size and cut.
Buying keys from a trusted golf cart dealer
will ensure you never get stuck not being able
to use your golf cart again!.
Golf Cart SHOCKS
Is the rear end or front end of your cart sag-
ging? Is your cart extra noisy when going over
bumps or even when driving around gen-
tly? Chances are your suspension parts are
getting old. Golf cart shocks, struts, coil-over
suspension, and leaf spring parts fade out
over time due to use and age.
Golf Carts utilize shock absorbers and/or
leaf springs to soften ride quality over the
bumps of rough terrain. Heavy duty golf cart
shocks (or leaf springs) are recommended if
you experience suspension sagging that is
causing your wheels and tires to rub in your
wheel wells. Sometimes, a golf cart lift kit
alone is not enough to prevent tire rubbing if
your suspension is old. Heavy Duty golf cart
shocks can boost-up your front end 1-2 inch-
es over OEM shocks.
Refreshing the shocks on your old cart can
help bring it right back to life, restoring the
factory ride quality you’ve been missing out
on; while heavy-duty shocks can beef up your
cart’s ability to tackle hard terrain.
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