E-Z-GO

See whether EZGO golf carts are a good choice, including reliability, parts availability, RXV vs TXT differences, gas and electric options, and used-buying factors.

Learn how EZGO brake adjustment differs between mechanical TXT drum brakes and RXV braking systems, plus what to inspect before making adjustments.

Troubleshoot common EZGO RXV problems including no-move conditions, charging, IntelliBrake behavior, batteries, steering and gas starting issues.

See EZGO RXV dimensions, curb weight, wheelbase and ground clearance for representative gas, lithium and newer four-passenger models.

Understand the EZGO RXV timeline from its 2008 launch through gas, electric, ELiTE lithium and newer two- and four-passenger versions.

Learn how to identify an EZGO RXV using the manufacturer label, serial information, body, braking system and platform-specific features.

See EZGO TXT dimensions, weight, wheelbase, ground clearance and common tire size for representative gas and 48V electric models.

The E-Z-GO TXT name covers more than one powertrain, generation, and trim. That is why buying parts by the word “TXT” alone can lead…

Installing a rear seat on a golf cart is not a universal bolt-on job. The safest approach is to start with a rear-seat kit…

E-Z-GO TXT problems are easier to diagnose when you first identify whether the cart is gas or electric, confirm the model year, and work…

An EZGO TXT mirror should match the roof-support size and leave room for the windshield, especially on carts that have aftermarket roofs or folding…

The E-Z-GO TXT and RXV are not two versions of the same chassis. The TXT is the older, simpler platform with an enormous aftermarket,…