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Before buying golf cart tires: reading the size
Golf cart tire sizes read as overall height x width – rim diameter: an 18x8.50-8 golf cart tire is 18 in. tall, 8.5 in. wide and mounts on an 8-inch wheel. Stock golf carts commonly use 18x8.50-8 tires; lifted golf carts use taller sizes such as 20x10-10, 22x11-10 and 23x10.50-12.
Choosing golf cart tires by surface
- Turf golf cart tires have shallow, rounded treads that protect grass on fairways and greens.
- Street golf cart tires have rib treads for paved paths, neighborhoods and resort roads, with a smoother, quieter ride.
- All-terrain golf cart tires have deeper lugs for gravel, dirt trails, farms and hunting land.
Turf golf cart tires wear fastest on pavement, and all-terrain golf cart tires ride rougher on smooth paths, so match the tread to the surface the cart drives most.
Lift kits to plan before buying taller golf cart tires
Golf cart tires taller than 18 inches need a lift kit for fender clearance: 20-inch and 22-inch tires commonly need a 3- to 6-inch lift. Taller golf cart tires raise ground clearance and top speed slightly, and reduce torque on hills.
Choosing a ply rating for golf cart tires
Most golf cart tires carry a 4-ply rating, enough for two to four passengers on a stock cart. Golf carts with rear seats, cargo beds or lift kits use 4-ply or 6-ply tires rated for the higher load.
Buying tires for street-legal golf carts
Golf carts registered as low-speed vehicles (LSVs) run on public roads with posted limits of 35 mph or less in most states. Street-driven golf carts and LSVs use DOT-marked street golf cart tires; tires marked NHS (Not for Highway Service) stay on courses and private property.
Buying golf cart tires as a set of four
Golf cart tires wear evenly on most carts, so the four tires are usually replaced together. Order a set of four golf cart tires in one size and tread type to keep the cart level and the handling even on all four wheels.
Ordering golf cart tires with NeoTires
Golf cart tires are ordered by the size molded on the current tires, such as 18x8.50-8 or 22x11-10, and by the tread type for course, street or trail. Search that size on NeoTires, compare brands and prices, and add a set of four to the cart. NeoTires dispatches golf cart tires the same day and delivers nationwide across the US, free of shipping charges on tires marked Free shipping; Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay financing is available at checkout for buyers who prefer installments.
Before buying golf cart tires: reading the size
Golf cart tire sizes read as overall height x width – rim diameter: an 18x8.50-8 golf cart tire is 18 in. tall, 8.5 in. wide and mounts on an 8-inch wheel. Stock golf carts commonly use 18x8.50-8 tires; lifted golf carts use taller sizes such as 20x10-10, 22x11-10 and 23x10.50-12.
Choosing golf cart tires by surface
- Turf golf cart tires have shallow, rounded treads that protect grass on fairways and greens.
- Street golf cart tires have rib treads for paved paths, neighborhoods and resort roads, with a smoother, quieter ride.
- All-terrain golf cart tires have deeper lugs for gravel, dirt trails, farms and hunting land.
Turf golf cart tires wear fastest on pavement, and all-terrain golf cart tires ride rougher on smooth paths, so match the tread to the surface the cart drives most.
Lift kits to plan before buying taller golf cart tires
Golf cart tires taller than 18 inches need a lift kit for fender clearance: 20-inch and 22-inch tires commonly need a 3- to 6-inch lift. Taller golf cart tires raise ground clearance and top speed slightly, and reduce torque on hills.
Choosing a ply rating for golf cart tires
Most golf cart tires carry a 4-ply rating, enough for two to four passengers on a stock cart. Golf carts with rear seats, cargo beds or lift kits use 4-ply or 6-ply tires rated for the higher load.
Buying tires for street-legal golf carts
Golf carts registered as low-speed vehicles (LSVs) run on public roads with posted limits of 35 mph or less in most states. Street-driven golf carts and LSVs use DOT-marked street golf cart tires; tires marked NHS (Not for Highway Service) stay on courses and private property.
Buying golf cart tires as a set of four
Golf cart tires wear evenly on most carts, so the four tires are usually replaced together. Order a set of four golf cart tires in one size and tread type to keep the cart level and the handling even on all four wheels.
Ordering golf cart tires with NeoTires
Golf cart tires are ordered by the size molded on the current tires, such as 18x8.50-8 or 22x11-10, and by the tread type for course, street or trail. Search that size on NeoTires, compare brands and prices, and add a set of four to the cart. NeoTires dispatches golf cart tires the same day and delivers nationwide across the US, free of shipping charges on tires marked Free shipping; Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay financing is available at checkout for buyers who prefer installments.
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