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Originally Posted by vintageogauge
They are 20565-10 Loadstar Nylon tires. I'll call the dealer on Monday and see what they have to say. Thanks for all the replies.
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There was always an issue with NYLON tires and flat spots
from then sitting still in the COLD.
Another post mentione wheels being mounted of center due to the golf cart being suspended during assemply. HUH?
If you go to any store that has or sells wheels, you can even look at the spare in your car trunk, the holes where the lug nuts fit are tapered. The lug nut has a matching taper. NO ONE EVER READS DIRECTIONS BUT, what it says is to put the wheel on tighten all the lug nuts lightly. Then tighten them fully to the SPECIFIED TORQUE.
It is possible that either the wheel or the tire is DEFECTIVE-not centered on the axial. The OP says it is a NEW golf cart. The people you bought it from will be able to check this out for you-EASILY.