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Before Reconditioning
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After Reconditioning
What Is a "Certified Reconditioned" Golf Car?
- All trim, seats, roof, struts, etc. removed from cart
- Front and rear body removed for cleaning (if possible, depending on cart type)
- Entire cart cleaned and power-washed with hot water
- Front and rear suspension inspected, bushings and other components inspected, replaced as needed if any wear or damage is present
- Front suspension lubricated
- Tire and brake drums removed, brake shoes inspected, cleaned and replaced as needed
- Brake cables inspected and replaced if broken or damaged, brakes adjusted
- Tires inspected and replaced with good used tires as needed, worn and dry rotted tires replaced
- Tire pressure set to designated specs, torque check all lugs
- Original seats cleaned and inspected, seat cover replaced if ripped or damaged
- Cart body washed, cleaned and buffed with wax, water spotting, scuffs, etc. removed as much as possible
- Body trim is painted jet black, includes front and rear struts, all black plastic trim, knobs, dash, etc.
- Chargers inspected and tested for electric carts
- Batteries and cables replaced unless stated otherwise for electric carts
- Oil filter, oil change, spark plug, air filter and fuel filter changed for gas carts
- New drive and alternator belts when needed for gas carts
- Alignment Toe inspected and set as needed
- Cart test driven and checked for abnormal noise and overall general function, any noted issues addressed
- Second technician reviews check sheet and confirms work completed
- Shop technician signs off on every item listed
- Cart and serial number recorded and tracked for all items completed
- Bumper to bumper 30 day warranty on all Certified Reconditioned carts less than 10 years old
