MODZ Wheels

The correct tire size depends on your golf cart model, suspension setup, wheel size, and whether the cart is stock-height or lifted. Stock-height carts generally have less clearance, while lifted carts can accommodate larger tire diameters. Use our Golf Cart Wheel & Tire Fitment Guide or contact us if you are unsure.

Golf cart tires are designed to fit a specific wheel diameter, such as 8", 10", 12", 14", or 15". The wheel diameter is included in the tire size, so always match the tire to the correct wheel size before purchasing.

Yes, but tire width can affect clearance at the suspension, body, fenders, and other components. Wider tires may also require different wheel offsets or additional lift depending on the cart. Check both tire width and overall diameter when determining fitment.

Not always. Some larger tires can fit certain stock-height carts, while taller or wider tire combinations may require a lift kit or suspension modifications. Fitment varies by cart model and tire dimensions, so check your setup before ordering.

Street and turf tires are designed for smooth, quiet driving on pavement, neighborhoods, golf courses, and maintained surfaces. All-terrain tires provide a balance of on-road comfort and added traction on gravel, dirt, and light trails. Off-road tires use more aggressive tread patterns for mud, loose terrain, and trail use.

No. Some golf cart tires are DOT approved for applicable street-use requirements, while others are designed specifically for golf courses, neighborhoods, trails, or off-road use. Check the individual product specifications if DOT approval is important for your application.

Street and turf tires are generally the best choice for neighborhood and pavement driving because they provide a smoother, quieter ride with less aggressive tread. All-terrain tires can be a good option if you regularly drive on a combination of pavement, gravel, and dirt.

Yes, as long as the replacement tires are compatible with your existing wheel diameter, width, and overall fitment. If you are changing to a significantly larger or wider tire, confirm that your current wheels and golf cart have enough clearance.