We are a full service, service facility!

We do service contracts, annual maintenance, and upgrades on all electric vehicles including golf carts, GEM's, Thinks, BIG Man, ZAP and more. We also carry certifications in the following:

• O.P.E.E.S.A. (Outdoor Power Equipment & Engine Servicing Association) in the following categories:
• Compact diesel
• Four stroke engine
• Drive Lines/Hydraulics
• Engine Electrical
• Toro Certified
• Kohler Engine Certified

The most important thing you can do for the long-term health of your Electric Vehicle is to have its annual maintenance done!  Here is a list of what we do during your cart’s annual maintenance service visit:

Electric Vehicle/Low Speed Vehicle Maintenance Service

Batteries: 

• Batteries are given 3 tests:  1) Hydrometer ; 2) Volt-Meter, and 3) Full Discharge (if the batteries are questionably low)
• Battery terminals are tightened and cleaned.  When done, they are coated with battery protector fluid.
• Battery water – distilled water, if necessary, is added as necessary.
• Corrosion – corrosion is removed as necessary.  NOTE:  If heavy corrosion is present under or around the batteries, a corrosion removal fee is charged.  This is billed at our labor rate of $67/hr.
• Check battery hold downs to make sure batteries are tightly secured. 

Brakes:

• The brakes are checked for proper function, and worn parts (pads and brake shoes).  Brake dust is removed as necessary.  This is usually the cause of “squeaky” brakes.
• Inspect brake pushrod locknut for tightness.
• Check for proper operation of hand break.
• Check brake lines for leaks.
• Check fluids.

• Rotate tires.
• Check for psi and wear.
• Inspect front wheel bearings (repack if necessary).

• Check/fill gearbox fluid.

Miscellaneous:

• Check seat belts for proper operation.
• Check headlights, horn, turn signals, windshield wiper, & brake lights for proper operation.
• Check for worn insulation & frayed wires.
• Check Zerc fittings on rack kingpin & grease if necessary.

• The cart is checked thoroughly for loose bolts -- and various loose parts. 

• All carts are washed inside and outside. 
• Cost:  $79.00      
  *no delivery fees to Lincoln, Roseville, Rocklin, Loomis, Granite Bay*

Note:  No additional work is ever done without the customer’s verbal or e-mailed consent.  All work described above was taken directly out of the service manuals from the Think, G.E.M, and ZAP Service Manuals. 

Golf Cart Maintenance Service

Lubrication:

• Lubrication (grease) is added to all “zirks”.  There are typically 4-5 in the front of your golf cart.
• Lubrication (oil) is added, if necessary, to the transaxle fluid in the differential area. 

Batteries:

• Batteries are given 3 tests:  1) Hydrometer ; 2) Volt-Meter, and 3) Full Discharge (if the batteries are questionably low)
• Battery terminals are tightened and cleaned.  When done, they are coated with battery protector fluid.
• Battery water – distilled water, if necessary, is added as necessary.
• Corrosion – corrosion is removed as necessary.  NOTE:  If heavy corrosion is present under or around the batteries, a corrosion removal fee is charged.  This is billed at our labor rate of $67/hr. 

Brakes:

• The brakes are checked for proper function, and worn parts (pads and brake shoes).  Brake dust is removed as necessary.  This is usually the cause of “squeaky” brakes.

Tires:

• Tires are checked for proper psi and wear.  Adjusted and recommendation made if necessary.

Motor:

• If needed the spline of the motor is greased and dated.  This removes extra motor noise, and provides efficient motor use.

Loose Bolts and Miscellaneous Parts:

• The cart is checked thoroughly for loose bolts -- and various loose parts.  The loose bolts are typically found on the roof, the shock mounts, and the motor itself. 

Wash:

• All carts are washed inside and outside.

Cost:  $79.00 (no delivery fee’s to Lincoln, Rocklin, Roseville, Loomis, or Granite Bay)

We can also upgrade motors on your current cart as well as almost all other service issues.  CALL US TODAY FOR A QUOTE!

Helpful hints for maintaining your Streetrod or Club Car®:

1. All gas machines should have their first maintenance after it’s first 75 hours.  After that, have your gas car serviced annually or every 100 hours.  We use a synthetic oil for our Streetrod Gas Karts.

2. Check the air in your tires monthly – keep 22 to 25 PSI.

3. For electric cars check your batteries monthly!  This is the most costly and common mistake by golf car owners; batteries contain acid that is very corrosive.  It is important to clean your batteries frequently as the acid will damage your golf car.  Be sure to hose down your drive immediately after cleaning your battery or you could end up with a rust colored stain from your battery acid.  Baking Soda and water will work to clean your batteries.  Over filling the water in your batteries can cause the acid to bubble out since the liquid in the batteries expands when the batteries are being charged.  It’s better to add water after the battery is charged, not before.

4. For seasonal users with gas cars, use a gas stabilizer if your car won’t be used for several months.  Keep it in a climate controlled place, not a hot garage.