Benefits of Lithium Batteries in Electric Golf Cars

You aren’t sold on the new fan-dangled technology and you want to know why you should even bother with lithium batteries. It makes sense. Golf cars are a big investment and going into any investment without doing research seems like a disservice to yourself. Read on and we will looking some of the benefits of you switching to a lithium-powered golf car. 

Zero Maintenance

I know your favorite thing in an electric golf car is watering the batteries. Maybe you are a sucker for punishment and love cleaning the corrosion off of the terminals. Your garage floor really doesn’t appreciate it, and it shows. Maybe you were one of the non-believers who tried to use tap or well water in your batteries because you thought, water is water, I am not paying for it. You would have much rather paid for the water instead of a new set of batteries, correct? With lithium being a battery that doesn’t use the same methods as lead-acid, you can avoid the upkeep. There is no cleaning, no watering, and virtually no problems. 

Store and Forget

That sad time of year comes in Northeast Ohio without warning. Your golf car gets put away and buried but you have to leave just enough space to wiggle back and water it, cycle the charger, clean the corrosion, and all you want to do is anything but that. Lithium batteries are the easiest to deal with in maintenance and in storage. It is as easy as charging your golf car fully. Then, you unplug it, and store the golf car. Seriously, that is all you have to do. It couldn’t be much easier. 

Performance Factor

Lithium batteries are great at giving your electric golf car steady source of power from fully charged until dead. The performance does not dip with the power of the battery. When lead-acid batteries start to lose power, the golf car beings to slow down until it no longer runs. Lithium batteries will have you golf car operating optimal until you can get it back to charge. 

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