From the outset, finding the right wheels for your cart is going to be quite important. Like the wheels on your own road car, golf cart wheels are designed for many different circumstances. The right wheels will not only assist the driver with maneuverability but also affect such things as the comfort of your ride and the look of your cart.
Although there are many different types of wheel they are often divided into groups simply according to their size and tread. Most golf carts tend to have wheels that are balanced between on-road and off-road usage, but there are wheels with deeper treads to help out those who spend more time in the rough than on the fairway. Similarly, most carts are fitted with fairly small wheels and larger wheels are only added for specific off-course usage and for appearance.
The first thing that any golfer should consider when purchasing any accessory is "how will I use this"? Avoid the temptation to run out and buy a certain type of wheel just because others recommend it. Depending on how you use your cart, the most popular brands or designs might actually be wrong for you. Take you time and ask yourself several questions before committing yourself to any purchase. You might be surprised as to where they lead you.
When buying wheels start by asking yourself just how often you are going to be taking your cart out. If you are going to be using it very regularly then you might want to consider buying wheels which are going to last a little bit longer than the average.
Then, think about how much driving you are going to be doing on-course and how much you are going to be doing off-course. Using your cart more or less exclusively on the golf course means buying tires which are designed for use on grass. Likewise, street legal wheels will certainly be advisable if your main aim is to drive your cart around your local retirement community.
Finally, consider the rules and regulations of your most commonly played course when choosing the right sort of cart wheels. A few courses will have rules governing such things as tire treads and the last thing you need is to upset your course's administrators by fitting the wrong tires. You will find that the majority of courses are still quite relaxed in this regard but that is not to say hat this will not change in the future.
Author Resource:
Uncover more about the most recent Club Car golf cars and look into adding character to your cart by purchasing a set of new golf cart wheels when you are out shopping for golf cart accessories.
![[Valid RSS feed]](http://www.look4articles.com/images/icon_Rss.png "XML Feed For RSS"){kind=icon}
Category Rss Feed
Print This Article
Add To Favorites
![[Valid RSS feed]](http://www.look4articles.com/images/rss.jpg "XML Feed For RSS")