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Golf Cart Tires

Half the fun of going golfing is riding around in the golf cart. A golf cart, though, is only as good as its tires. Nothing will take the air out of a great day on the links like a flat golf cart tire. Clubs can get heavy when you are playing a full 18 holes and a golf cart makes the game accessible to everyone. Sam's Club® has a great selection of golf cart tires of many different types and sizes. Don't forget, Sam's Club is your home for all your other golfing needs as well, from golf cart batteries to golf accessories.

Are There Off-Road Golf Cart Tires?

There absolutely are. It would be great if you could always keep your ball on the fairway all the time. However, most people aren't professional golfers and will inevitably put a ball in a sand trap, the woods or even a marshy area. In these more hazardous areas, it is possible for a golf cart to get stuck, which can ruin the entire day. A good set of off-road golf cart tires can ensure your golf cart is ready for almost any kind of terrain a golf course can throw at it.

How Many Sizes Do Golf Cart Tires Come In?

Golf cart tires come in many different sizes. Check your particular golf car tot see what size tires yours requires. Sam's Club sells almost every size tire available from 18x8.5-8 all the way up to 255/50R10. These are professionally-rated tires that are all approved for use on the golf course, but some of them are even higher rated than that. Certain tires you'll find on the Sam's Club site have even been approved for commercial, residential and even street use. Most of the tires you'll find here are 4-ply meaning they are sturdy and can hold up to repeated use.

What's The Best Way To Clean Golf Cart Tires?

Golf cart tires don't need any kind of special cleaner. You can use a standard household cleaner, however, for a particularly dirty golf cart you might want to employ a power washer. If all else fails, though, you can always go the old fashioned route and use dish soap, a bucket of water and a towel to get them looking fresh and clean.