SIGNS YOUR GOLF CART BATTERY NEEDS REPLACING
                     SIGNS YOUR GOLF 
CART BATTERY 
NEEDS REPLACING
While there are many reasons a golf cart could suddenly 
stop working, battery issues are the most common reason 
for golf cart failure.
01
IT’S NOT 
CHARGING 
PROPERLY
● The older a battery gets, the longer 
it takes to charge. If you’ve noticed 
that it’s taking longer and longer to 
fully charge your golf cart batteries, 
odds are they are starting to wear 
out.
02
YOU’RE RUNNING OUT OF 
CHARGE TOO QUICKLY
● Similar to the above, an older 
battery isn’t going to last as long 
as it used to. If you used to get 6 
hours out of a single charge, but 
are now only getting a few hours, 
that’s a pretty clear sign your 
battery is too old.
03
YOUR CART IS SLOW 
TO ACCELERATE
● Worn-out batteries just don’t have 
the “oomph” a newer battery 
would. Often, this translates to a 
loss of power and slower 
acceleration. Sluggish behavior or 
an inability to handle even small 
hills can be a clear indication of a 
dying battery.
04
THE BATTERY IS 
PHYSICALLY DAMAGED
● Open up the battery 
compartment and take a look at 
it. Aging batteries will start to 
crack, warp, and bulge over time. 
They may also start to leak or 
begin to separate from where 
they are connected to the 
terminal.
05 
IT’S PAST ITS 
WARRANTY
● Like a car battery, golf cart batteries 
often come with manufacturer’s 
warranties that cover you in the 
event your battery dies when it’s 
still relatively new. Take a look at 
your battery and check for the 
warranty end date.
THANKS!
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