Define the route before the equipment
Record the route surface, slopes, clearances, passenger numbers and frequency of trips. Do not select a vehicle purely on the appearance of its tires.
Match capacity to everyday use
A four-seat cart and a six-seat cart have different lengths and seating arrangements. Use our comparison table as a starting point, then confirm load and turning requirements.
Separate passenger and utility tasks
If the vehicle also needs to carry tools, luggage or golf equipment, specify that separately. A rear foot platform is not an extra passenger seat or a confirmed cargo platform.
Keep the operating boundary clear
Private-site use and public-road use are different requirements. Confirm the intended use and local permissions before order placement, and request operator documentation for the selected vehicle.