Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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I have a 2013 4-seater Yamaha with 17,000+ miles. Original tires, still with tread. This is the firm ride model. Would radial tires improve the ride?
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Steel Belted? Yes
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Our 2014 Yamaha needs new shoes. I’d welcome recommendations from others who have had positive experiences with 10 inch steel belted radials (not low profile) tires.
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The Tire Guy sold me new ones for my cart. He comes to your house and does it on site. Good work and fair price.
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In my opinion, changing to radials would not make that much of a difference. Have you tried simply reducing the air pressure in the tires?
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The Kenda brand radial tires have the best ride I've experienced in a golf cart. That said, they cost about $140-155 per tire installed, and you'll need 4 of them. I just purchased 4 Ocelot radials from Amazon and had them mounted at a total cost of $75 per tire. The ride is a little stiffer than the Kenda, but still better than the non-radial bias ply tires. Half the price, works for me. I got about 8500 miles on my original Kenda tires...now we wait.
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Can’t answer the question about the tires but can suggest changing your springs. I have a 2016 Yamaha that had firm springs. Todd Casey Golf Cart Repair changed the springs and my ride is much smoother now.
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Yes, but why not try letting some air out first.... Try asking a local Yamaha dealer
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