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FAQ

How can you offer these carts so much cheaper than local dealers?

"We cut the Middleman, not the Quality."

Unlike traditional dealers, we don’t have expensive showrooms or commissioned salespeople. By shipping directly from our Tampa, Florida hub to your door, we eliminate the $3,000 "Dealer Markup.

What happens once I place my order?
After you place your order, we will begin preparing your golf cart for shipment. Within 3 days, the cart will be fully prepared and ready to ship. About 2 days after placing your order, you will receive your tracking number so you can follow the delivery. Your golf cart will then be delivered directly to your driveway, detailed and ready to drive, with an estimated delivery time of 10 to 15 days.

Warranty – what does the warranty cover?

Our golf carts come with comprehensive coverage to give you peace of mind. Each cart includes a 2-year warranty on the vehicle itself and a lifetime warranty on the battery, ensuring you’re covered for both everyday use and long-term performance.

Are these street legal golf carts?

All of our golf carts are sold as lsVs and come with MCOs (manufacture certificates of Origin with a 17 digit VIN). every county has their own rules, so please check with your local dmv on what you might need. 

What is the battery life expectancy of a golf cart?

Most golf cart batteries are designed to last several years or up to 8000 miles before significant degradation occurs, depending on usage and maintenance. 

How long does it take to fully charge an electric golf cart?

It typically takes 8–10 hours to fully charge a depleted battery. 

What is the average range of an electric golf cart?

Most electric golf carts can travel around 50 miles on a single charge, depending on the model,

terrain, and battery capacity.

What maintenance does an electric golf cart require?

Routine maintenance includes:

regular battery inspections and charging; cleaning and tightening connections; checking tire pressure; ensuring brakes are in good working condition.