Best Golf Cars: golf cart Myrtle Beach

Monday, 25 March 2019

Trade In Your Golf Cart or Buy New One?

In the ever popular game of golf, most people prefer to have a golf cart to get around on the course. This is especially true of older adults who want to enjoy their day of playing 18 holes, but might not have the stamina to walk the entire way between holes. If you are interested in buying a golf car, there are many to choose from, both brand new and used. They come in many sizes and colors, each offering unique features that will be sure to increase your enjoyment on the golf course!

Buying a new Golf Car

Most golf car dealers sell the latest golf cars, as well as older models that still have great value. If you are interested in looking at used golf cars, be sure to take several test-drives and be sure of what you are getting. Look for any signs of damage or previous accidents and pay attention to any mechanical concerns you may have. Any golf car dealer should be able to answer all of your questions so that you can make a wise decision before you buy. Golf cars are an investment, and any time you spend a significant amount of money, you want to be sure you are getting the best product at the best price.

Buying a Used Golf Car

Serious golfers often are willing to spend some money on golf cars, but they don’t always have to be brand new. There are lots of options for purchasing gently used golf cars, as well as older ones that people may want to refurbish. As with any used item, you’ll want to check it over for any signs of damage or dents and scrapes from previous mishaps. You should also check to see that it has been properly registered and licensed. Checking these details will also tell you how old the golf car is. You can buy used golf cars directly from a dealer or from an individual seller. Make sure all agreements are on paper, signed by both parties.

Trade in Your Golf Car

When looking for golf cars, there are often many listings posted in online auctions and sales, or you may choose to advertise what you are wanting to buy in your local classified section of the newspaper.

Trading in golf cars can be a quick way to find what you are looking for. The advantage of doing a trade-in is that it’s a quick transaction, requiring only that you go to the dealer and work out the price difference, trade your golf car in for the one you want, and settle the payment. This is certainly a great idea for those who don’t want to sit around and wait on the perfect deal to come across their path, or are just in a hurry to get what they need.

For more information on buying new, used, or trading in golf cars, visit Best Golf Cars in Myrtle Beach today!

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MYRTLE BEACH
1400 Enterprise Ave. Myrtle Beach, SC, 29578
Phone (843) 353-4130
Toll-Free 1-800-972-4654
Fax (843) 448-7772

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Coventry Crossings Shopping Plaza
1600 Farrow Parkway
Myrtle Beach, SC
843-839-5225

Friday, 15 March 2019

Tips For Maintaining Your Golf Cart Battery

If you want your electric golf cart to perform well, you need to maintain its battery correctly. Whatever type of golf cart you have, may it be a Club Car, a Garia or a Tomberlin golf cart, you can refer to the list of golf cart maintenance tips provided below.

Keep Them Clean and Dry

Clean the batteries using a bristle brush and a homemade cleaning solution that consists of water and baking soda. Don’t forget to take off your jewelry and wear gloves and eye protection. You can also reduce the risk of corrosion and rust on the cables by spraying them with an anti-corrosive solution.

Water Your Golf Cart Battery Cells, But Don't Overfill Them

The battery cells, also known as water fill holes, should be filled with distilled water (not tap water) about ¼ to ½ inch above the plates. You need to monitor your batteries more frequently when filling to ¼ inch above; however, filling to ½ inch above the plates is expected to build up more acid on the top part of the batteries.

Charge Golf Cart Batteries Frequently

It's suggested that you charge your batteries after each use. Lead acid batteries are not like cell phone batteries; waiting until they're discharged completely before recharging them will not extend their lifespan or capacity.

If you're not using the golf cart frequently you should still perform a refresh charge every 45 to 60 days. This should be done more frequently if you live in areas like Myrtle Beach with a hot and humid climate. We understand that this might be hard for those who only use their golf cart Myrtle Beach on a seasonal basis. However, if you use a golf cart battery charger that has an advanced storage mode function, you will obtain an automatic refresh charge every once in a while provided that the charger is connected to your golf cart even though you are away.

Storage

If storing lead acid batteries for an extended period of time, avoid freezing temperatures and temperatures over 120 degrees Fahrenheit, as well as direct exposure to heat.

For the best golf cart maintenance, consult the service department at Best Golf Cars. You can also check out Trojan Battery's detailed guide to deep-cycle battery maintenance for more details. (include outbound link to: https://www.trojanbattery.com/tech-support/battery-maintenance/)

Call Best Golf Cars and get more information from the pros. Our team is always ready to help.