1997 Club Car Troubleshooting Guide

Replace a flat tire. Club Car urges owners to use only tires made by the company; the XRT1550 uses four-ply mud tires on the front and rear wheels. To change the tires, stabilize the other wheels using wheel blocks, loosen the lug nuts on the problem wheel and raise it off the ground using a jack.
Remove the lug nuts entirely and remove the old tire. Put the new tire in place, reattach the lug nuts using a five-star pattern - attaching one nut, then attaching the nut farthest away from the first next, and so on.
Lower the vehicle, tighten the lug nuts and remove the wheel blocks. Tips. Find a copy of the Club Car's owner's manual to help with troubleshooting. If you don't have a print copy of this manual, download one online from the Club Car website. You'll need to know your Club Car's serial number, which can be found on a plaque on the vehicle's dashboard.
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Club Car urges its vehicle owners to execute proper and routine maintenance. This will ensure the vehicle performs to the best of its abilities and does not need a major overhaul or repairs.
The Club Cart XRT1550 has a two-year, 2,000-hour use limited warranty. Services and repairs made to the vehicle before the expiration of this warranty may be covered.