[It's Hot There]

Current recommendation for Yamaha cart tire replacements??

Would prefer "at home", unless it just costs to much & I should drive somewhere (South of 466a)

Thank you in advance.

[dewilson58]

Have not used, but Hometown Tire (mobile) has been recommended to me.

[TSO/ISPF]

Just purchased 4 tires for 359 plus tax at Golf Cart Tire supply online with free delivery. Got a quote from Tire Choice Auto on 466A for mounting of 10 dollars a tire. Similar tires from local tire supplier who comes to your home was close to 600 dollars.

RHOX RoadHawk 205/65R-10" Radial DOT Golf Cart Tires - Set of 4

Time will tell if it's worth the hassle for 175 dollars.

[villagetinker]

You can call the mobile golf cart service companies and ask if they offer this service and the cost per, I do not have a specific recommendation as I have not had to do this yet.

[It's Hot There]

Originally Posted by villagetinker

You can call the mobile golf cart service companies and ask if they offer this service and the cost per, I do not have a specific recommendation as I have not had to do this yet.

Understand this.........Looking for recommendations based on experience.

[biker1]

You do have to drive there but Tire Choice at Colony had a good price on the popular 10" Loadstar tires. We were in and out quickly.

Originally Posted by It's Hot There

Current recommendation for Yamaha cart tire replacements??

Would prefer "at home", unless it just costs to much & I should drive somewhere (South of 466a)

Thank you in advance.

[It's Hot There]

Originally Posted by biker1

You do have to drive there but Tire Choice at Colony had a good price on the popular 10" Loadstar tires. We were in and out quickly.

Thanks

Don't mind the drive.

I always heard Tire Choice was a problem child.

[biker1]

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[HomerSimpson]

Originally Posted by It's Hot There

Current recommendation for Yamaha cart tire replacements??

Would prefer "at home", unless it just costs to much & I should drive somewhere (South of 466a)

Thank you in advance.

Andy the Tire Guy 352-434-2254. Excellent and reasonably priced.

[jamorela]

Originally Posted by It's Hot There

Current recommendation for Yamaha cart tire replacements??

Would prefer "at home", unless it just costs to much & I should drive somewhere (South of 466a)

Thank you in advance.

Last year, Tire Choice at Colony did mine for $350. At first, I was just going to do two and they quoted me a price of 100 apiece. I said “what if I do 4, can you do better?” and they did it for 350.

[Rocksnap]

Originally Posted by It's Hot There

Understand this.........Looking for recommendations based on experience.

Was gonna say why he even piped in. I was reading the post just for the knowledge. But as having not yet had to replace tires, what do I know.

[Mrmean58]

Originally Posted by biker1

You do have to drive there but Tire Choice at Colony had a good price on the popular 10" Loadstar tires. We were in and out quickly.

Be very careful with Tire Choice at Colony. Their quote will automatically have a $15 per tire insurance added in with no prior disclosure. If memory serves me correct. The tire cost was around $74 per. IMHO, $15 insurance is a little excessive but I really took exception to the non disclosure. They tried to tell me that since I agreed to the quote, I was agreeing to the insurance.

[jim@jedward.com]

Andy The Tire Guy
Andy Robinson
352-434-2254

Good guy. At your house service.

Jim

[MSchad]

Originally Posted by It's Hot There

Current recommendation for Yamaha cart tire replacements??

Would prefer "at home", unless it just costs to much & I should drive somewhere (South of 466a)

Thank you in advance.

I ended up going to the Villages Golf Carts. Price was about the same as ordering online and taking them to someone to mount, $80 a tire if I remember correctly. I preferred the one stop shop. Call or stop and get a quote.

[wlotsberg]

I needed tires a couple years ago and went to the Villages golf cart facility by the North wood shop. They recieve new carts and replace the wheels with fancy ones. I bought 4 wheels for $15 or $20 each and just put the wheels on myself. They were the plain white rims, but I didn't care if they were not fancy. They had hundreds wheels they must get rid of.