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NEW & REFURBISHED GOLF CART SALES
LOOKING FOR A NEW OR USED CART? With so many options to choose from at our Ballito premises, you can be sure to find the right cart for you, and your pocket.
Unlimited Golf Carts supplies all makes of refurbished Golf Carts. Well-known brand new golf carts are available to order.
It is the first place you should visit, it is a one stop shop where all DIY accessories and spares can be found.
We service all makes of Golf Carts. We refurbish clients' old carts to their former glory.
We supply Golf Cart Batteries at wholesale prices.
ALL our carts are supplied with new battery pack – with one year factory warranty
We have a limited amount of trade-in carts available.
We supply tyres and special rims, all weather covers and dust covers, we also have light kits available at affordable prices.
Contact Vinnie on 032 815 2919 or 083 627 7190
What should you know about buying a Golf Cart?
This article has been prepared with the first time Golf Cart buyer in mind.
Electric or Gas Golf Cars
In some cases, this decision is made for you. Some campgrounds/ resorts/ communities only allow Electric golf carts. Some allow both but do charge an additional fee for electric carts.
Do not let any dealer talk you into one or the other - this is a decision only you can make based on knowledgeable, truthful information.
Okay, which are better, Gas or Electric golf cars? There is no right answer to that question. This is why Golf Car manufacturers make both. It boils down to circumstance and personal preference. The longevity of both is equally as long as you perform regular maintenance. With Club Cars, they have more value due to their aluminium frames, no rusting. With all other brands-EZ Go, Yamaha, etc... They make them with steel frames and they will rust and eventually break. Longevity ranges between 30-40 years or longer for the various manufacturers. To dispel rumours by non-dealers - gas carts are not going to be done away with. To the contrary, manufacturer's such as Club car have a shortage on used gas carts and are bringing in used electric carts from lease and converting them to gas at the factory to keep up with the demand.
Lastly, think about the maintenance when it breaks down - AND THEY DO BREAK DOWN. If you buy an electric you must possess a good knowledge of electrical or 99% of the time be prepared to take it back to the dealer for service. With a gas, if you or someone you know has knowledge of basic gas motors you can usually muddle through the repair(s) and save yourself some cash!