Purchasing a golf cart is an investment. Understanding the warranty that comes with your cart, battery, parts, or repairs can help you prepare if something goes wrong. Double D Golf Carts currently advertises a 30 day warranty on parts, sales, and service. Additional manufacturer or component coverage may apply.
A good warranty should explain who provides coverage, when it begins, which items are included, and how to request service. A dealer warranty, a manufacturer warranty, and a separate battery warranty may all have different rules.
Before making a purchase, ask for the written terms that apply to your specific golf cart. Check whether parts, labor, pickup, transportation, and service at another shop are covered.
Double D Golf Carts currently advertises a 30 day warranty on parts, sales, and service. The precise coverage and any exclusions should be confirmed using the written paperwork supplied with your purchase or repair.
Keep your invoice and service records. If a problem develops, contact our Keystone Heights shop promptly, describe the issue, and provide the date of the sale or service. Avoid authorizing unrelated work before the applicable warranty process is confirmed.
New golf carts and individual components may carry separate warranties issued by their manufacturers. Coverage can vary with the brand, model, age, purchaser, and specific product. Review the warranty document rather than assuming the whole cart has the same protection.
Major parts such as motors, controllers, chargers, and batteries may have different terms. For examples of manufacturer documentation, see the Club Car warranty information and E Z GO extended warranty information.
Some qualifying golf carts may be eligible for optional protection through a third party. Availability has not been confirmed for every Double D vehicle, so ask what plans, if any, are currently offered before making a decision.
An extended protection contract should identify covered failures, exclusions, deductibles, claim authorization, eligible repair locations, and whether remaining coverage can transfer to another owner. The Electric Warranty Group FAQ provides an example of the questions to review when comparing protection plans.
Golf cart battery warranties are often separate from vehicle coverage. The applicable terms may differ for lithium and lead acid systems and may include requirements for charging, installation, maintenance, and use.
Ask for the manufacturer name, warranty period, proof of purchase requirements, and claim contact. For replacement options and service, see our golf cart parts information or contact our shop.
Customization does not automatically void every warranty. However, a manufacturer may limit coverage if an alteration contributes to a covered failure or does not meet its requirements. Read the applicable terms before changing batteries, controllers, motors, suspension, or other major systems.
Double D offers golf cart upgrades and maintenance. Customers needing a diagnosis can also review our golf cart repair services.
Confirm the provider, start date, expiration date, and exact items covered. Ask whether labor and transport are included and whether a deductible applies. Keep invoices, registration records, and any written protection contract together.
Before beginning repairs, check whether the provider requires prior authorization. Take notes about the problem and any messages or fault codes. This can make it easier to explain the issue when contacting the dealer or warranty administrator.
Double D Golf Carts is located at 7021 State Rd. 21 in Keystone Heights, Florida. We serve customers in Keystone Heights, Orange Park, Middleburg, Fleming Island, Starke, Gainesville, Palatka, Fernandina Beach, Yulee, Callahan, and Hilliard.
For questions about a particular purchase, part, or repair, call 352-478-2600 or use our contact page. Bring the applicable warranty and sales paperwork so our team can review the next step.