Club Car Precedent wheel set

[Godfather1960]

Hope some one can shed some light on helping me ..im looking to buy this set of wheels tires and putting them on my Precedent and was wondering if i have to lift the cart because i have a back seat kit in it dont want it to rub the fenders in the back here is the link thanks in advance

https://www.ebay.com/itm/GOLF-CART-1...Cclp%3A2334524

[meimk]

That math works out to 18.77 inches diameter. SHOULD be OK as long as the springs don't sag too much. Might consider dual action springs for the rear to make sure it holds the extra weight of the seat kit & riders. Sometimes we all forget these were built as Golf Carts - intended to carry 2 people and some golf clubs. We generally ask them to do so much more.

[Godfather1960]

Originally Posted by meimk

That math works out to 18.77 inches diameter. SHOULD be OK as long as the springs don't sag too much. Might consider dual action springs for the rear to make sure it holds the extra weight of the seat kit & riders. Sometimes we all forget these were built as Golf Carts - intended to carry 2 people and some golf clubs. We generally ask them to do so much more.

this will be on a reman 2021 precedent that hauls women to bingo thanks for your imput ill have to think this one over how about longer spring shackles ? like 1" inch

[Airstream65]

Keep in mind when putting low profile tires, the ride is going to be quite a bit harsher!

[Godfather1960]

Originally Posted by Airstream65

Keep in mind when putting low profile tires, the ride is going to be quite a bit harsher!

I understand might go with 10 inch puffy tire will see

[CP241]

They should be fine.

Worst case, yes you could make new rear shackles. 2” longer would give you 1” lift and stop the rubbing. But, HD or dual action rear springs would be a “better” fix since you’ve already added 100 lbs with the back seat. Add passengers on top of that and the oem springs could use a little extra boost.

I run a 205/50/10 on my DS and it doesn’t rub at all even with passengers on the back.

[Godfather1960]

Originally Posted by CP241

They should be fine.

Worst case, yes you could make new rear shackles. 2” longer would give you 1” lift and stop the rubbing. But, HD or dual action rear springs would be a “better” fix since you’ve already added 100 lbs with the back seat. Add passengers on top of that and the oem springs could use a little extra boost.

I run a 205/50/10 on my DS and it doesn’t rub at all even with passengers on the back.

Awesome thanks

[simicrintz]

You might check and see if any site sponsors carry wheels and tires. I paid what the link you included is asking for one setup for all 4 of my wheels and tires.

[rowlands57]

Originally Posted by simicrintz

You might check and see if any site sponsors carry wheels and tires. I paid what the link you included is asking for one setup for all 4 of my wheels and tires.

Indeed, that pricing is insane for just one wheel and tire. A buddy of mine just purchased a full set of nice rims and tires for the price of just one. They were not poor quality either, cannot recall the tire brand but they are a recognizable brand for sure. The OP would be very wise to shop around and certainly check with the site sponsors.

[Wakko47]

The auction is for a set of four wheels/tires/centercaps with 16 lug nuts. Shipped.