Club Car Bearings

Club Car Wheel Axle Bearings

At Golf Cart Tire Supply, we offer a comprehensive selection of Club Car bearings to keep your golf cart running smoothly and efficiently. From Club Car rear axle bearings to specialized components like input shaft bearings, governor shaft bearings, and crankshaft bearings, we have the parts you need to maintain your cart’s performance and reliability.

The Club Car rear axle bearing is essential for supporting the cart’s rear axle and ensuring smooth wheel rotation. Worn or damaged bearings can lead to wobbling, grinding noises, and uneven performance. Regularly inspecting and replacing these bearings helps maintain your golf cart’s stability and extends its lifespan.

In addition to rear axle bearings, we carry high-quality input shaft bearings for smooth transmission operation, governor shaft bearings for precise engine regulation, and crankshaft bearings for optimal engine performance. These components are critical to the overall functionality of your Club Car and should be replaced promptly when worn.

Our selection of Club Car bearings is designed to meet or exceed OEM standards, ensuring durability and a perfect fit for models like the Precedent, DS, and more. Whether you need a single bearing or a complete replacement set, we’ve got you covered.

Browse our inventory today to find the right bearings for your Club Car rear axle and other key components. With high-quality parts, fast shipping, and competitive pricing, maintaining your golf cart has never been easier!

FAQs About Club Car Bearings

What are the signs that my Club Car rear axle bearing needs replacement?

Common signs of a failing Club Car rear axle bearing include grinding or squeaking noises from the rear wheels, wobbling or vibration while driving, and uneven tire wear. Replacing the rear axle bearing promptly helps maintain your golf cart’s stability and prevents further damage to the drivetrain.

What is the function of the input shaft bearing and governor shaft bearing in a Club Car golf cart?

The input shaft bearing ensures smooth transmission operation by supporting the input shaft, while the governor shaft bearing helps regulate engine speed for consistent performance. Both bearings are critical for maintaining the efficiency and reliability of your Club Car golf cart, and replacing them when worn is essential for optimal operation.

How do I know if my Club Car crankshaft bearing needs to be replaced?

Signs of a worn crankshaft bearing include knocking noises from the engine, decreased engine performance, or visible wear during inspection. Replacing a failing crankshaft bearing is vital to prevent severe engine damage and ensure your Club Car continues to operate smoothly.