Club car snow chains
 

I have a club car and I've installed a plow for the winter. The cart has the original tires and I'm sure they will provide no traction in the snow. I'm having a hard time finding snow chains for these. I am also planning on getting new wheels and tires before spring so I'm considering doing that now. Can anyone recommend a good wheel/tire/lift kit that's less than $700?
Thanks 😊

Re: Club car snow chains
 

welcome to the addiction

Re: Club car snow chains
 

My dad has some for his riding mower. I think he got them at tractor supply, but check online for riding mower or snow blower chains. They make lots of different sizes and options that will fit golf carts.

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Re: Club car snow chains
 

:sign3: to BGW. As Fairtax has already said, check out our site sponsors. Some of them offer package deals and free shipping.

Re: Club car snow chains
 

I used some old mower chains and cut them down. Without them I would slide all over the place and would have trouble pushing 3"-4" snow falls, with them on I can push as much as I want. You can find old mower chains pretty cheap.

Re: Club car snow chains
 

On another note, my old cart, which was gas had 10" aftermarket rims and tires. Nothing special with the tread, but it handled the snow a lot better than regular golf tires like I have on my current cart. Using chains is night and day difference, but I was able to move snow without sliding or getting stuck in easy places.

Re: Club car snow chains
 

i put these OCELOT ATV 18X9.5-8 4PLY SPORT V TREAD ATV TIRES P311 on the rear of my non-lifted cart in 2018.
it goes well in snow, doesn't turn any better. bought a couple stock rims off craigslist for $5 each, they don't rub.
$72 for the pair on amazon

just what the heck are they selling here??? :mrgreen:

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon....1aN-fzzAhL.jpg

Re: Club car snow chains
 

stock turf tire do this well :mrgreen:

Re: Club car snow chains
 

Check out this BGW post from last winter. You will find some chain information here that you might find useful.

http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/elect...re-chains.html