When maintained at the proper PSI (or pounds per square inch), your golf cart tires may very rarely need repair or maintenance. If not properly maintained, however, you may find them wearing out fast, leaving you scratching your head while emptying out your wallet for yet another replacement set.

How can you maintain the correct PSI on your Bad Boy, Cushman, or E-Z-Go tires? We have a few tips.

There's nothing quite like a walk along one of South Carolina's beautiful beaches — you'll see children running in and out of the surf, dogs playing fetch in the water, and seabirds following anyone with food in hand. Whether you head down to the coast for regular vacations or it's your very first time, odds are good you're wondering how to truly make the most of your time in the sand. 

Buying preowned is a great way to save money on your golf cart, ATV, or specialty vehicle without sacrificing quality. Unfortunately, though, it's possible to fall prey to shady golf cart dealers hoping to sell you a "lemon". While we've previously given you tips on how to avoid these dealers, this week we'd like to walk you through a few red flags to watch out for when you're looking at the preowned carts themselves.

Golf carts are some of the safest vehicles you'll ever operate, but that doesn't make them immune to safety concerns. At one point during 2015, Palmetto Health Children's Hospital saw four separate cases of children who were injured in golf cart accidents. If your family relies on a golf cart or ATV for heading out to play a few rounds, traveling around the neighborhood, or even heading out in the woods to hunt or fish, it's important to know these three essential rules for staying safe on your specialty vehicle:

While we often talk about the customized windshields, coolers, and other options we have available to make your E-Z-Go, Bad Boy, or Cushman cart or ATV perfect for you and your family, we know that our customers like to come in totally prepared.

Today, we've put together a brief guide on what you can expect when you come into our Greenville, Columbia, or Charleston locations looking for a customized golf cart just for you.

The purchase of a golf cart is an investment — in comfort, style, and substance. Whether you're picking up a Cushman cart to help you handle heavy lifting in the construction, hotel, or other professional industries, need a Bad Boy (or Bad Boy Off Road ATV!) to get you around the farm or the woods without trouble, or are interested in an E-Z-Go option for the golf course or around the neighborhood, it's important to make sure you're well-informed before you put any money down.

At Go With Garrett's Golf Cars and Specialty Vehicles, it's our mission not just to provide great sales, service, customization, and rental options here in South Carolina, but also to make sure our customers' questions are answered. This week, we've chosen three of the most common concerns we've heard from our customers to respond to.

In South Carolina, golf cart insurance is required by law if you plan to use your golf cart on paved roads. 

Liability insurance covers damages and injuries you may cause to others in an accident while driving your golf cart. 

When temperatures climb into the nineties each day, it can be hard to convince yourself to spend much time outdoors. We don't blame you for wanting to stick to cool, air-conditioned ideas for activities, but this gorgeous summer weather is just begging you to get out and enjoy it! It's important to put a little more emphasis on safety during these very hot days, so we have some tips for getting you out on the course (or out in the woods) without overheating.

Until recently, operating a golf cart at night in South Carolina was illegal, but the law has now changed for most individuals. The South Carolina legislature passed a measure allowing golf carts to be driven at night as long as specific stipulations are followed. Interested in learning more? Let us walk you through what you'll need to do to get your golf cart road legal after dark.

Whether you're interested in buying a new or a preowned golf cart or specialty vehicle here in South Carolina, there's one part of the vehicle that customers often don't realize needs special attention — your tires. A huge variety of types of tires currently exist on the market today, and it's important that you choose a golf cart or ATV that not only meets your needs for internal comfort but also has tires built to match your plans and lifestyle.

What do you need to know about tires before you purchase? Let's take a look.