Always Ready Cart Care Maintenance

Vehicle repair can be stressful, so our service department is dedicated to providing our customers with accurate and comprehensive information about needed repairs and preventative maintenance measures that can keep you out on the road.

When you're invested in making sure your golf cart stays in great working order for years to come, you need knowledge and skill you can count on. Our technicians are experienced professionals trained to diagnose and repair your golf cart's complex systems, including the motor, transmission, heating and cooling, brake, steering and suspension systems and more. Be it a broken belt, leaky hose, engine failure or anything in between, you can count on Always Ready Cars to do the job right, keep you informed, and get you safely on your way.

We provide quality service in the Bald Head Island area.

Always Ready Cars Care has 3 maintenance plans: (1) Monthly; (2) Seasonal - the six peak in-season months, April - September, then every-other month in the off season (a total of 9 maintenance service visits per year); and (3) Bi-Monthly (every other month).

Customers may request unscheduled service at maintenance plan rates if they have a maintenance plan. For example, a Seasonal Plan participant could request service in a month off their every other month schedule in the winter.

Charges: Each time maintenance is performed at the home: $35 for first cart, $25 per cart for all other carts at the location. For example, 2 carts would be $60 per trip to the home.

Procedures:

1. Drive all carts to - observe for any abnormal conditions or sounds; Further test-drive as necessary; check brakes
2. Inspect body for damage
3. Wash the batteries and the battery box to remove dirt, debris and corrosive material (washed in street, not driveway)
4. Inspect and tighten battery terminals as necessary, replace damaged, worn or unsafe cables as needed (prevents arcing across loose cables or gaps on terminal connections in order to prevent terminal melting); apply protector to terminals
5. Fill each battery cell to their proper water level with distilled water
6. Check tire pressures and fill as necessary to manufacturer pressure specifications
7. Inspect tires for wear
8. Check lights and replace bulbs as necessary
9. Drive carts back to garage - inspect garage floor for any evidence of battery overflow or leakage
10. Reconnect chargers which have float charging features; as directed by owner reconnect chargers, (1) for full/top-off charging or (2) to carts with digital components
11. Report any abnormal conditions to the owner - particularly the condition of batteries and tires
12. Make repairs as directed by the homeowner

We do not require any contract for these services-customers may discontinue any time. Services are billed monthly. Pre-payments and credit cards accepted.