Whether you have a dead battery in your truck or car or simply want to experiment a little, you’re probably wondering if you can use a golf cart battery in a truck. If you’re considering interchanging batteries with different vehicles, there are several factors to keep in mind. However, the main thing to consider is … Read more

One of the most challenging decisions electric golf cart owners who don’t live in the south have to make is how to store their golf carts for the winter. While cold weather doesn’t typically damage the body of an electric golf cart, it can wreak havoc on certain vital components.  You can store your electric … Read more

In the world of electric golf carts, there are two basic battery types – lead acid and lithium. While lead-acid is the more common of the two for golf carts because they’re cheaper, many people replace their lead-acid batteries with lithium ones. However, just as with lead-acid batteries, it’s essential to properly store and prepare … Read more

One of the biggest debates electric golf cart owners have is what to do with their batteries during the winter. Some believe you should keep the batteries inside the golf cart and not remove them. Others believe the best way to care for your golf cart batteries during winter is to remove them from the … Read more

Traditionally, gas and electric golf carts get used from spring to fall, and then they go into storage during the winter. However, because of how popular golf carts are, people often wonder if they can use them throughout the year, including during winter.  Unfortunately, you shouldn’t use the cart during winter because of how cold … Read more

Electric golf carts are efficient, fast, and handy, with many advantages over traditional gas options. However, your electric golf cart is only as good as its batteries. Therefore, it’s vital to properly maintain your golf cart batteries, especially during the winter, because cold weather can be a death sentence for improperly maintained batteries.  The best … Read more

Depending on where you live, the winters can be long, cold, and harsh. They tend to wreak havoc on anything with a gas combustion engine, which tend to thrive in warmer temperatures. Therefore, it’s very important to properly winterize your gas golf cart. Failing to do so will result in a gas golf cart that … Read more

Part of being a responsible golf cart owner is preparing it for winter storage. Unlike other vehicles, you won’t be driving your gas golf cart around during winter. During periods of disuse, such as winter, it’s important to protect your golf cart. Simply leaving it outside in the cold could damage the cart or its … Read more

With winter quickly approaching, it’s time to start thinking about putting your electric golf cart away for the season. While golf carts are useful, fun vehicles to use from spring to fall, they don’t do so well in the winter. There’s also a chance that keeping your electric golf cart unprotected during winter could cause … Read more

Electric golf carts, while being better for the environment and more durable, have a few faults. The main issue with electric golf carts is that they tend to die with little warning while you’re driving them. Having an electric golf cart die on you is especially possible if you have a faulty charger or old … Read more