All of the golf carts in this gallery were built and sold to customers. If you see a custom golf cart you like in our gallery, please let us know as every cart can be duplicated! Past Custom Builds Page:0 Page:0 Used Golf Carts For Sale in Van Wert, OH & Decatur, INTips for Buying a Used Golf CartGetting a used cart is a great way to get the model you need at a much more affordable price. But not all pre-owned golf carts are the same! Some are a wise investment while others will end up costing you a fortune in repair bills. Check out the following tips on finding a steal of a deal. Then visit Van
Wert Carts & More to see models for sale. We proudly serve those in Dayton, Ohio. Refurbished vs UsedYou may hear or see these terms often in your search and it helps to know what they mean. A used or pre-owned golf cart refers to a vehicle that has left the dealership lot. It could only be a day old, but if it's been bought and driven once it is therefore used. Refurbished is a term to describe a model that has seen many years of use on the course. In many cases, it only gets a fresh coat of paint, new tires, and new seats. The mechanical aspect is often left alone, which means it's easy to buy this option and end up with expensive repairs soon after. If you go this route, be sure the refurbishment took place at a credible dealer who updated more than the aesthetics. The AgeKeep in mind the benefits and drawbacks of older models. The more years on a model, the lower the price will be. But the older a used cart is, the harder it can be to find replacement parts. In general, you will want to look for something that is 15 years old or less. You'll also want to consider the age of the battery. These tend to need replacement after about three years - and they don't come cheap! Most will cost you at least $600 and some models will be more. Test DriveAlways take a pre-owned golf cart out for a test drive first before making your final purchase. Take it out over rough terrain as well as smooth paved roads to see how it handles. Does the wheel pull to the left or the right? Does it take a while to start up? Do the brakes grind or squeal? Try to find any problems now so that you can factor in repair costs into your budget. Ready to look at used golf carts for sale? Head on over to Van Wert Carts & More. We proudly serve those in Dayton, Ohio as well as Fort Wayne and Muncie, Indiana. Are golf carts legal on the road in Ohio?A law in Ohio allows for golf carts to drive on roadways with a posted speed limit of 35 mph or less. There are certain requirements the carts must meet before being cleared for use on city streets, and the city may also put ordinances in place to prevent carts from being driven on certain roadways.
Do golf carts need a title in Ohio?Each golf cart that passes inspection will be authorized to purchase a title and registration from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, along with Ohio license plates to make their golf cart street legal. These plates must be affixed to the rear of the golf cart.
Do you need a license to drive a golf cart on the road in Ohio?An Ohio operator's license is required to operate the golf cart or USV. There has to be a seat belt for every occupant on the golf cart or USV. Children must utilize child restraint seats as required by the Ohio Revised Code.
What are the 3 major golf cart brands?As it pertains to golf cart fleets owned by specific courses, the market is dominated by three companies: Yamaha, Club Car and EZ-GO. All three are divisions within corporations that make much more than golf carts; Yamaha is part of Yamaha Motor Company, Club Car is part of Ingersoll-Rand and EZ-GO is owned by Textron.
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