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Choose what you need, match your size, and find a tread for the way you drive.

How to read your tire size

20x10-12 means a 20-inch tall tire, 10-inch tire width, and a 12-inch wheel. Metric sizes such as 215/40-12 also use the last number for wheel diameter.

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2. Where do you drive?

Terrain applies to tires and wheel + tire packages. Wheels are filtered by diameter and finish.

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Only tires with a stated overall height appear when this filter is selected.

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Use the vehicle label and manufacturer guidance to identify your cart. Body panels, batteries and drivetrains can be changed; a model name alone does not prove part compatibility.

Club Car

Club Car: check the barcode label below the passenger-side cup holder or above the pedals. The model letters are followed by the model-year and production-week digits. Use the manufacturer directory to confirm the prefix.

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E-Z-GO

E-Z-GO: for models purchased before 2023, the manufacturer points to the steering column or below the driver-side seat. Location varies by model. Photograph the complete label, including the manufacturer code.

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Yamaha

Yamaha: check under the seat at the floorboard/motor compartment, on the frame under the rear bumper, or beneath the driver-side glove box. Use the full identification label, not just the body appearance.

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Park securely, set the parking brake and remove the key before looking for labels. Do not touch electrical terminals or work underneath an unsupported vehicle.

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