Golf Cart Wheels

It is important to remember several things when selecting your golf cart wheels. Tires should only be mounted on approved rim widths. You will have to consult your tire manufacturer's data pages for the correct range of rim width. You should verify that the rim and tire diameters are the same. For example, an 8 inch tire should only be mounted on an 8 inch rim. If you are changing tire size, verify that the golf cart wheel carries an adequate load and inflation pressure capacity.

If the load and inflation pressure capacity aren't identified on the golf cart wheels, you will need to consult the golf cart wheel manufacturer to determine the capacity. You shouldn't use high pressure compact spare wheels for your golf cart. You should also be certain that the replacement rims have an offset that is as close to equal as possible to the existing rims.

Custom golf cart wheels are extremely popular with people that want to personalize their vehicles. Wheels come in a huge assortment of sizes and styles. Custom golf cart wheels not only enhance the appearance of a golf cart, but combined with a good tire can really enhance the ride, handling and overall performance of the golf card. All golf cart wheels do the same basic job of supporting the tire and connecting it to the suspension. Virtually all custom golf cart wheels are manufactured out of aluminum allow.

There are, however, big differences between the types of golf cart wheels and the manufacturing techniques of golf cart wheels. The differences will decide the performance level of the golf cart wheels. Aluminum wheels are either made to be one piece, two pieces or three pieces by design. The most popular design is the one piece design that is either cast or forged into one piece. These golf cart wheels are also the most cost effective. The two piece golf cart wheels consist of an inner and an outer section that is bolted or welded together. The combination of the two halves makes it so that the offset and the wheel width can be modified. The golf cart wheels that are bolted together are generally of higher quality and precision.

The two piece golf cart wheels also tend to be lighter than the one piece golf cart wheels. Three-piece golf cart wheels consist of a center section that determines the bolt pattern and two rim flange sections that determine the actual rim diameter, width, and offset. The three pieces are bolted together using high strength bolts and ring seals. By using a different combination of the three pieces, the golf cart wheels manufacturer can offer a wide variety of wheel sizes without actually stocking or building an entirely unique wheel for each golf cart.