Motor Failure – When the sun beats down on your golf cart, not only does the external shell become hot, but so does your engine. If left unmonitored, your motor can overheat and burn out.
Fluid Evaporation – High heat can cause your battery fluid to evaporate rapidly, reducing your battery’s ability to hold a charge and decreasing its charging power.
Battery Corrosion – Not is battery corrosion a strong possibility in super humid climates like coastal North Carolina, but corrosion-causing acid leaks are a common side effect of reduced battery capacity.
Cosmetic Wear & Fading – Extreme temperatures and humid weather can quickly cause your body paint and seats to wear and fade (if you don’t apply proper golf cart protection).
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