FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Batteries?

Check water in batteries once a month.
Use ONLY distilled water when filling batteries.
DO NOT overfill batteries.

Charging?

ALWAYS charge cart in neutral with the key in the off position.
If you plan on being gone for an extended period of time we recommend you do the following:

Before you leave:
• Fill water in batteries.
• Fully charge cart.
• UNPLUG the charger from the cart and the charger from the wall.
• Put cart in TOW Position (if applicable).

When you return:
• Fill water in batteries.
• Put cart in RUN position (if applicable).
• Fully charge cart, ENJOY!

Cart Washing?

Wash cart with Dawn dish detergent, we recommend you wash your cart in a grassy area, NOT in your driveway!

Tire Pressure?

Standard tire pressure of most golf cars is 16-22 PSI.

What Are Florida's LSV Laws

  • Speed Capability:  The vehicle must be able to reach speeds greater than 20 mph, but cannot exceed a maximum speed of 25 mph.

  • Street Access: You may only operate an LSV on roads where the posted speed limit is 35 mph or less. You are permitted to cross a road with a higher speed limit at an intersection, but you cannot drive along it.

  • Licensing and Age: Operators must possess a valid driver’s license in their possession. This means minors without licenses cannot legally operate an LSV on public roads.

  • Registration and Title: Unlike a basic golf cart, an LSV must be titled and registered with the state. It must also display a valid Florida license plate.

  • Insurance Requirements: You are required to maintain Personal Injury Protection (PIP) and Property Damage Liability (PDL) insurance, just as you would for a standard car.

  • Required Safety Equipment: To be road-ready, the vehicle must be equipped with:

    • Headlamps, turn signals, and stop lamps.

    • Tail lamps and reflectors (on the front and rear).

    • A parking brake.

    • Rearview mirrors (interior and/or exterior).

    • A windshield made of safety glass.

    • Seat belts for all designated seating positions.

    • A Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).

We strongly recommend that an annual service is performed on your cart YEARLY!