[FredMitchell]

The 2023 models changed from bench seats, which were very impractical to adjust, to individual seats. We bought the 2022 in April 2022 and upgraded to the new seats when they came out. Much better seats.

They eliminated the uncomfortable "bar" on the sides of the seats, and replaced that with an armrest that swings up and down.

Quiet. Not smelly. Charges off 20 amp standard outlet in the garage. So no trips to gas station or worrying about what grade of gas to buy when you get there. No fluids to worry about leaking onto your garage floor, either.

Easy to clean. No oil/oil filter changes. No air cleaner.

You can add Bluetooth speakers easily for good sound from you mobile device.

I don't think you would regret the purchase.

[MorTech]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

I don't like the way the cart handles with that low of a tire pressure. I'm at about 24, although I haven't checked recently.

I thought maybe the pressure was set to 40 PSI...Regardless, you should be able to put round rocks as wheels and not have the suspension bit break. If you run a high tire pressure, the bearings and joints wear out quicker due to shock loads. 24 PSI is fine.

[MorTech]

Originally Posted by kkingston57

Looked at one. 21K and no curtains. Liked dash assembly in my Yamaha better as it protrudes out and has more storage space.

I like the Yamaha layout better. Maybe Yamaha will put a larger lithium battery in their cart one day. 105ah is just not enough.

[Dave951]

Can you put your electric cart in neutral and push it if the battery dies