Power your cart reliably on the course or around the cottage with the right batteries, smart charging, and simple upkeep. Use this guide to choose correct voltage, maintain performance, and replace batteries safely.
Should I Leave My Golf Cart Plugged in All the Time?
To maintain battery health—whether you use 6‑volt, 8‑volt or 12‑volt golf cart batteries—unplug the charger once fully charged. Always follow the battery maker’s maintenance guide since long‑term charging instructions can differ by product.
Can I Replace Golf Cart Batteries Myself?
Yes. As with a car battery, you can replace golf cart batteries yourself. Confirm the correct type and voltage for your cart before buying. Canadian Tire makes it easy to shop online and find the right fit.
How Do I Replace the Batteries in My Golf Cart?
- Open the compartment and review the layout. Many carts use multiple 6‑volt, 8‑volt or 12‑volt batteries. Wear gloves and safety glasses
- Disconnect cables starting with negative, then positive
- Remove hold‑downs and lift out each battery
- Clean any corrosion or debris and inspect for leaks
- Install new batteries in the same positions and reconnect cables
How Much Does It Cost to Replace Batteries in a Golf Cart?
Pricing varies by voltage, quality, brand and amp‑hour rating. Canadian Tire offers a range of 6‑volt, 8‑volt and 12‑volt golf cart batteries to match performance and budget needs.
For more power solutions that extend runtime and reliability, explore Battery Chargers, Power Inverters and more.