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shadeldl 01-08-2021 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Shadow8IA (Post 1883685)
Best place to buy golf cart tires?

Three weeks ago I got 4 new radial 205/65-10 tires from Tire Choice in Colony. Drove the cart there. Tire cost was $279 and I had an alignment done for $34. Out the door cost was $339.

I waited in their customer room and it took about an hour. I did call ahead for an appointment.

They were courteous and easy to deal with.

Topspinmo 01-08-2021 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by timcarnicom (Post 1883976)
Andy from The Tire Guy will come right to your house and change them. He's got a trailer with a tire changer and does it right on sight. His # is 352-424-2254

Does he supply tires or do you have to?

neilbcox 01-08-2021 10:30 AM

The Villages golf courses can provide you a list of approved tires...most local tire shops have this list. Do not buy online until you have this list!

jeff6500 01-08-2021 12:03 PM

Buy tires
 
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Originally Posted by Topspinmo (Post 1883823)
Depends, cheaper online, if you have aluminum mag wheels? then, only few places will do them due to the thick bead which makes tires hard to get off and on without damage, it you have steel wheels locally I say Walmart.

Buy them on line, just get the info off the tires you have now. When you get them, bring your cart to a tire place for mounting

Steve Mosher 01-08-2021 02:29 PM

Walmart will not sell or mount 10 inch tires. They only have a machine to do 8 inch tires.

Try Tire Choice, at Colony.

Shadow8IA 01-08-2021 02:36 PM

This is what we ended up doing. The quote I got was $313 for four tires. I wasn’t happy that when we got the invoice it showed the price included $56 for Road Hazard which I was told only includes plugging any tire that goes flat. I was told to you can’t opt out of the Road hazard. These same tires are available at Wal-Mart for $48 which would be at least &50- $75 cheaper but we had a borrowed tire from Kart Aid that needed to be returned before Wa-Mart would have gotten the tire.


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Originally Posted by bagboy (Post 1883839)
I did the same thing last year at Tire Choice @ Colony. 4 new tires for $308. I was and still am satisfied.


Shadow8IA 01-08-2021 02:42 PM

Funny because my invoice from Tire Choice on Lagrande says we refused a $109.99 alignment. We weren’t asked but would not have done it.


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Originally Posted by shadeldl (Post 1884134)
Three weeks ago I got 4 new radial 205/65-10 tires from Tire Choice in Colony. Drove the cart there. Tire cost was $279 and I had an alignment done for $34. Out the door cost was $339.

I waited in their customer room and it took about an hour. I did call ahead for an appointment.

They were courteous and easy to deal with.


bfeindsr 01-08-2021 02:43 PM

Tire replacement
 
I also have 12" rims. I went to tire world by Walmart off 466. They looked at the tires and said they had no idea where to get them but suggested Amazon. I brought them up on my phone and they had the same low profile tires for $53 a piece so I ordered 4. The salesman was surprised saying they would have sold the tire for $90. They were delivered 2 days later and I called The Tire Guy Andy Robinson Mobile tire repair service. He came to the house the next day installed the 4 tires and did a great job. Price was right also. Great guy, great service. Highly recommend him. Phone number 352-434-2254.

Shadow8IA 01-08-2021 02:45 PM

Wal-Mart in Summerfield mounted two 10” tires for us a couples years ago. I think it depends on your rims.

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Originally Posted by Steve Mosher (Post 1884255)
Walmart will not sell or mount 10 inch tires. They only have a machine to do 8 inch tires.

Try Tire Choice, at Colony.


karostay 01-08-2021 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by shadeldl (Post 1884134)
Three weeks ago I got 4 new radial 205/65-10 tires from Tire Choice in Colony. Drove the cart there. Tire cost was $279 and I had an alignment done for $34. Out the door cost was $339.

I waited in their customer room and it took about an hour. I did call ahead for an appointment.

They were courteous and easy to deal with.


$34 alignment ? just what did that entail ?

CWGUY 01-08-2021 05:32 PM

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Originally Posted by karostay (Post 1884307)
$34 alignment ? just what did that entail ?



:icon_wink: A ballpoint pen and 10 seconds labor time. :popcorn:

Neils 01-08-2021 09:37 PM

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wganderson13 01-08-2021 10:19 PM

I buy radial tires from Buggies Unlimited, Jax. FL. for they last longer. Not available here. Not for golf course.

Villages Kahuna 01-09-2021 10:31 AM

Be sure to buy RADIAL tires. Slightly more expensive, but way more comfortable and quiet ride!

Topspinmo 01-22-2021 06:36 PM

IMO front end alignment on golf cart is up charge for nothing done except taking tape measure, marking and measuring, 4 to 10 minutes at most. Now if you hit something and bent steering parts, or steering wheel wobbles you probably have worn tie rod ends, or worn spindle bushings which will require front end alignment check. Otherwise it waste of money IMO.


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