Workshop

Golf cart repair and servicing

Is your golf cart pulling to one side, not going as far as it used to, or have the lights stopped working? In our workshop in Tilburg we find out what is wrong and put it right.

  • Club Car, E-Z-GO, Yamaha and other brands
  • Also for carts bought elsewhere
  • Our own workshop in Tilburg
White Club Car Precedent golf cart with a black seat and a rear seat, seen from the front at an angle Wishbone

Where is the problem?

Click on the cart

Choose a part. You will read what can go wrong, how you notice it and what we do about it.

Front axle

Wishbone and steering box

Plus point: an aluminium chassis. Aluminium does not rust, so the chassis of a Club Car is still strong after many years. The wishbones, bushings and steering box around it do wear.

How does a wishbone get bent?

  • Hitting a kerb
  • Taking speed bumps too fast
  • Lifting or towing the cart by the front axle

How do you notice it?

  • The cart pulls to one side
  • The steering wheel is off-centre
  • Different turning circle left and right
  • The steering feels stiff
  • The tyres wear unevenly
  • Other parts wear out sooner
An old and a new Club Car wishbone side by side
We replace a bent wishbone in seven steps: cart up, wheel off, clean and inspect everything, old arm out and new arm in.
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What we do

What we repair

We do these jobs ourselves, in our own workshop.

Suspension and steering

Bent wishbones, worn bushings or play in the steering. We put the front axle straight again so the cart drives in a straight line.

See it on the cart

Batteries and charging

Is the cart not going as far as it used to? We check the batteries and the charger and replace what is worn out, with lead-acid or lithium as you prefer.

Motor and electronics

Does the cart judder or not start any more? We track down the fault and fix it.

Tyres and wheels

We replace worn or unevenly worn tyres. Fitting different wheels is possible too.

Lights

We fix a light that has stopped working, and fit LED lights to a cart that has none.

Upholstery and paint

We refurbish a torn seat or faded paintwork.

How it works

A repair in four steps

  1. Step 1

    Call or WhatsApp

    Tell us what you notice. A photo or short video on WhatsApp already helps us a lot.

  2. Step 2

    Inspection in the workshop

    The cart comes to the Kapitein Hatterasstraat in Tilburg. There we find out exactly where the problem is.

  3. Step 3

    We talk first

    You hear what is wrong and what we suggest before we start.

  4. Step 4

    Repair and test drive

    We put the cart right and take it for a test drive. Then it is ready for you.

Joep loosens the wheel nuts of a golf cart with a cordless drill
Joep de Groot At work in the workshop

In the workshop

What a repair looks like

Five photos of a new wishbone for a Club Car, and one of servicing the motor.

Joep removes the wheel cap of a golf cart
The wheel nuts come off the hub of a golf cart
The front axle of a golf cart being cleaned with a cloth
A wishbone being removed next to the shock absorber of a golf cart
An old and a new wishbone side by side
The electric motor under a golf cart being cleaned

Workshop Tilburg

Is your cart not driving the way it should?

Call or WhatsApp and tell us what you notice. You will hear straight away whether we can help and when the cart can come in.

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