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Owners searching for golf cart lift kits near me in East Central Indiana and Western Ohio have four OEM E-Z-GO options built for the TXT, RXV, and Valor platforms.

A TXT kit arrives on the bench and the brackets do not line up with an RXV frame.

New 23 inch tires rub the fender on the first sharp turn.

A local shop bolts the lift on but cannot confirm the geometry matches factory spec.

Every one of those mistakes costs a weekend and a return shipment. The cart you wanted to enjoy sits on jack stands instead.

Lift height sets your tire options, your ground clearance, and how the cart handles a corner. Gas and electric carts use different kit geometry, and model year matters just as much as model name.

  1. Fitment guesswork between TXT, RXV, and Valor kits leads to parts that never bolt on.
  2. Oversized tires installed without the matching lift rub fenders and suspension arms.
  3. Installers without OEM references leave alignment and torque specs unverified.

Carts & Parts stocks genuine E-Z-GO lift kits, confirms fitment by serial number, and installs them in the Union City shop or ships them nationwide. The guide below explains how each kit works, which one fits your cart, what tire size each lift allows, and what to expect from professional installation when you search for golf cart lift kits near me.

Key Takeaways

What is the difference between a 2 inch and a 4 inch EZGO lift kit?

The OEM EZGO TXT 2-Inch Lift Kit (PN# 611889) raises a TXT gas or electric cart 2 inches while keeping close to factory ride geometry. The 4 inch RXV and Valor kits use a drop spindle front with rear brackets and open the wheel wells for 23 inch tires. A 2 inch lift suits neighborhood driving, while a 4 inch lift suits rougher ground and larger wheel packages.

Which lift kit fits a 2022 to 2025 RXV or Valor?

A 2022 to 2025 RXV or Valor takes one of two OEM kits depending on power type. Gas carts with the EX1 engine use PN# 10047543, and electric carts use PN# 10047547. The two kits are not interchangeable because engine placement and exhaust routing change the bracket geometry.

What tire size does a 4 inch lift allow?

A 4 inch OEM EZGO lift kit allows tires up to 23 inches in overall diameter on RXV and Valor models. A non lifted TXT clears tires up to 20 inches, and a 3 inch lift moves that ceiling to roughly 22 inches. Overall tire height determines the lift you need, not wheel diameter.

Where can I get lift kit installation near Union City, Indiana?

Lift kit installation near Union City, Indiana is available at the Carts & Parts shop at 1035 N Columbia St with service for East Central Indiana and Western Ohio. Technicians confirm the kit by serial number, install it with OEM hardware, and set final lug torque to 50 ft-lbs. Customers outside the region can order the same kits with free shipping on orders over $50.00.

How Do Golf Cart Lift Kits Work?

OEM E-Z-GO lift kits for the TXT, RXV, and Valor raise the body and frame away from the axles using drop spindles, extended A-arms, or rear axle brackets, which creates room for taller tires and adds ground clearance. Each design changes the cart in a slightly different way.

A drop spindle kit relocates the front hub lower on the spindle. The suspension stays in its factory position, so ride quality stays close to stock while the cart gains height.

Rear brackets move the leaf spring mounting points or axle position downward. Together the front and rear pieces raise the cart evenly and keep the frame level.

A full A-arm kit replaces the front suspension arms with longer versions. Owners who want a wider stance and more travel over rough ground lean toward that design, and the EZGO suspension and steering parts guide covers the supporting components those kits rely on.

Why Do Lift Kits Differ Between Gas and Electric Carts?

Gas RXV and Valor carts with the EX1 engine carry the engine, exhaust, and fuel system in the rear, which changes where lift brackets can mount. Electric versions carry a battery pack and motor in a different footprint.

E-Z-GO builds two separate 4 inch kits for that reason. Ordering the wrong one leaves you with brackets that block the exhaust or miss the mounting holes entirely.

What Changes When You Raise a Cart?

Ground clearance goes up, entry height goes up, and the center of gravity goes up with it. Taller tires also change how far the cart travels per motor or engine revolution.

Owners feel those changes as a slightly quicker top speed, a longer stopping distance, and more body lean in turns. Good tire selection and proper installation keep all three manageable.

OEM EZGO lift kit components laid out on a workbench showing drop spindles and rear lift brackets

Which OEM Lift Kit Fits Your EZGO?

Matching an OEM lift kit to your EZGO starts with three facts: the model (TXT, RXV, or Valor), the model year, and whether the cart runs gas or electric. Answering all three narrows the choice to a single part number.

The TXT uses the 2 inch kit, PN# 611889, across gas and electric builds. The 2022 to 2025 RXV and Valor split into PN# 10047543 for EX1 gas and PN# 10047547 for electric.

Electric RXV owners from 2013.5 forward who want maximum height step up to the 5 inch Ultimate kit, PN# PF11705. Every one of those kits arrives with model specific hardware.

Every kit, tire pairing, and installation step is covered in depth in the EZGO lift kit guide, so owners outside our service area can order with the same confidence.

With more than 2,000 online reviews and a near perfect rating, Carts & Parts matches kits to carts every week. Michael Patterson came in for a cart and left with a lift and wheel package on the same visit:

"Great experience!!! Walked right into the cart we wanted!!! Very friendly and low pressure!! Decided it needed a lift and different wheels and picked it up a couple days later!!! They all went above and beyond for us!!! Can't wait to go back for some accessories!!!"

Serial number confirmation before ordering prevents nearly every fitment return we see.

How Do You Choose the Right Lift Kit?

Choosing the right lift kit for an EZGO comes down to four quick steps.

  1. Locate your serial number and confirm the model, year, and power type.
  2. Decide on the tire diameter you want to run, since tire height sets the minimum lift.
  3. Match the lift height to how you use the cart, from neighborhood streets to farm lanes and trails.
  4. Call or text (937) 459-8891 and let Cole or Cade confirm the part number before you order.

Four steps, one correct kit, no return shipment.

Not Sure Which Kit Fits Your Cart?

Text us your serial number. Cole or Cade confirm the part number before anything ships or goes on the lift.

Call or Text (937) 459-8891

Does the TXT 2 Inch Lift Kit Fit Your Cart?

The OEM EZGO TXT 2-Inch Lift Kit, PN# 611889 fits TXT gas and electric carts and delivers 2 inches of added ground clearance while holding factory style steering geometry. Owners who want a modest stance change without a full off road build choose this kit.

Situation: A TXT owner drives paved streets and gravel drives and wants a little more clearance under the frame.

Insight: A 2 inch lift keeps the center of gravity low and the ride close to stock.

Recommendation: Pair the kit with tires in the 20 to 22 inch range and keep the factory wheels if you like the look.

The TXT already clears taller tires than most carts. A non lifted TXT accepts tires up to 20 inches in overall diameter, according to the EZGO wheels and tires guide.

Adding 2 inches of lift gives comfortable clearance for the popular 22 inch all terrain sizes. Rubbing at full steering lock disappears, and the fenders stop collecting tire marks.

💡 Tip: Measure overall tire height, not wheel diameter. A 10 inch wheel with a low profile tire can measure the same 18 inches as a stock 8 inch setup.

EZGO Lift Height and Tire Size Guide
Lift HeightOEM Kit and Part NumberFitsMax Tire DiameterBest Use
No liftFactory setupTXT and MedalistUp to 20 inchesPaved streets and driveways
2 inchTXT 2-Inch Lift Kit, PN# 611889TXT gas and electricApproximately 22 inchesNeighborhood driving, gravel drives
4 inch4-Inch Lift Kit, PN# 10047543 (EX1 gas) or PN# 10047547 (electric)RXV and Valor, 2022 to 2025Up to 23 inchesFields, trails, larger wheel packages
5 inchRXV 5-Inch Ultimate Lift Kit, PN# PF11705RXV electric, 2013.5 and newerUp to 23 inches with aggressive treadDeep ruts, maximum stance

Source: Carts & Parts EZGO Wheels and Tires Guide and OEM E-Z-GO product specifications. Tire clearance varies by wheel offset and model year. Confirm fitment by serial number before ordering.

Every kit in this guide, along with the rest of the OEM catalog, sits inside the complete EZGO golf cart parts guide for owners planning a larger build.

What Does a 4 Inch Lift Kit Change on an RXV or Valor?

The OEM EZGO 4-Inch Lift Kit for RXV and Valor EX1 Gas 2022 to 2025, PN# 10047543 pairs a drop spindle front with black powder coated rear brackets and opens the wheel wells for 23 inch tires. Gas carts with the EX1 engine need this specific geometry to clear the exhaust routing.

Four inches of lift turns a neighborhood cart into a capable field and trail cart. Ruts, roots, and gravel crowns pass under the frame instead of scraping it.

Handling changes too. NHTSA notes that rollover resistance is driven by center of gravity height and track width, as explained in its rollover mitigation report, so a lifted cart deserves slower cornering and a wider wheel offset where possible.

⚠️ Important: Wider wheels and a modest offset help offset the taller center of gravity on a 4 inch lift. Ask about wheel packages when you order the kit.

Bill Klingel scheduled his lift after a service visit went smoothly:

"Very nice experience with great customer communication. Fast repair service. Will be getting a lift kit out on after camping season!"

Which 4 Inch Kit Fits an Electric RXV or Valor?

The OEM EZGO 4-Inch Lift Kit for RXV and Valor Electric 2022 to 2025, PN# 10047547 delivers the same 4 inch rise as the gas kit with bracket geometry built around the battery tray and motor placement. Electric owners order this part number, not the gas version.

Installation for both kits requires safely raising the cart at the frame rails, so review how to jack up a golf cart before any wrench comes out. A floor jack, jack stands, and wheel chocks are the minimum.

Does a 4 inch lift require new shocks?

OEM 4 inch kits reuse the factory shocks on 2022 to 2025 RXV and Valor carts because the spindle and bracket design preserves shock travel.

When Is a 5 Inch Ultimate Lift Kit the Right Choice?

The OEM EZGO RXV 5-Inch Ultimate Lift Kit, PN# PF11705, fits 2013.5 and newer electric RXV carts, bolts on without cutting or welding, and adds 5 inches of ground clearance for the largest wheel and tire packages. Owners who want the tallest OEM stance on an electric RXV choose this kit.

Definition: An ultimate lift kit replaces more of the suspension than a spindle kit, which is how it reaches 5 inches while keeping proper alignment.

Context: The extra inch over a 4 inch kit matters most on deeply rutted ground and with 23 inch aggressive tread tires.

Relevance: Gas RXV owners and TXT owners need a different kit, so confirm your platform first.

Five inches of height also raises step in height noticeably. Families with young riders or older passengers sometimes prefer the 4 inch kits for that reason.

✅ Good to Know: Fender flares protect paint from the rocks that taller tires throw. Browse the EZGO golf cart accessories hub for flare kits matched to your model year.

Freshly lifted metallic charcoal EZGO RXV golf cart with a 4 inch lift kit

What Does Lift Kit Installation Involve?

Lift kit installation on an EZGO TXT, RXV, or Valor follows a fixed sequence: support the cart on jack stands at the frame rails, remove wheels, swap spindles or A-arms up front, install rear brackets, refit wheels, and torque every fastener to spec. Experienced owners with basic hand tools complete the job in an afternoon.

  1. Chock the rear wheels, loosen the lug nuts, and raise the front at the approved frame rail points.
  2. Remove the front wheels and disconnect the tie rod ends from the spindles.
  3. Swap in the drop spindles or new A-arms using the OEM hardware supplied in the kit.
  4. Move to the rear, support the axle, and install the rear lift brackets between the springs and axle.
  5. Refit the wheels, lower the cart, and set final lug torque to 50 ft-lbs with the tires on the ground.
  6. Check steering for binding at full lock in both directions before the first drive.

Alignment is the step most owners skip. Toe changes after any spindle work, and a quick toe check saves a set of tires.

🚨 Warning: Never tighten lug nuts to final torque while the wheel spins freely in the air. Uneven seating leads to loose lugs on the road.

Professional lift kit installation at Carts & Parts adds a serial number fitment check, a torque verification on every fastener, and a test drive before the cart goes home. Owners across East Central Indiana and Western Ohio drop carts at the Union City shop, and pickup and delivery is available.

Is a Lifted Golf Cart Legal on Indiana Roads?

A lifted golf cart in Indiana follows the same rules as any other cart, and street use depends on whether the cart meets the federal low speed vehicle standard and local ordinance requirements. Lift height alone does not change the legal status of the cart.

Federal FMVSS No. 500 defines a low speed vehicle as one with a top speed between 20 and 25 mph and a gross vehicle weight rating under 3,000 pounds, along with required lighting, mirrors, and seat belts, as published in the eCFR at 49 CFR 571.500. A lifted cart that adds those items can qualify.

Taller tires push a cart closer to that speed ceiling, so owners building a street legal lifted golf cart in Indiana should check speed after the tire swap. Matching the tire size to the lift, covered in the golf cart tire sizing guide, keeps that number predictable.

Union City, Winchester, Portland, and nearby Ohio towns each set their own ordinance for cart travel. Check the local rule before driving a lifted cart on public streets.

📝 Note: Lifting a cart does not require a title change in Indiana, but adding street legal equipment for LSV registration does involve the BMV.

Lift Kit Installation in Union City, Indiana

OEM E-Z-GO kits installed with a fitment check, torque verification, and test drive. Pickup and delivery available across East Central Indiana and Western Ohio.

Call or Text (937) 459-8891

What Happens If You Skip Proper Fitment?

Skipping proper fitment on an EZGO lift kit turns a weekend upgrade into weeks of returns and repairs.

  • A gas kit on an electric RXV leaves brackets that miss the mounting holes and cannot be safely modified.
  • Tires taller than the lift allows rub the fenders and wear a flat spot on the sidewall within a season.
  • Unverified toe settings after spindle work scrub the inside edge off a new set of tires.
  • Loose or overtorqued lug nuts on a freshly lifted cart create a wheel separation risk on the first hill.

Every one of those outcomes traces back to a part number or a torque spec that took two minutes to confirm.

What Does a Properly Lifted Cart Look Like?

A properly lifted EZGO sits level front to rear, clears its tires at full steering lock, and tracks straight on a smooth road.

  • Ground clearance matches the kit rating, with no contact between tires and body over bumps.
  • Steering returns to center on its own with no binding or clunk at the spindles.
  • Lug nuts hold torque after the first 50 miles, and no fastener needs a second tightening.
  • The cart looks the way you pictured it, with wheels filling the wells and the stance you wanted.

Steve & Karen Hill drove three and a half hours to Union City and left with the wheels, tires, and roof they wanted on the first visit:

"Karen saw one of their golf carts being advertised. We decided to go to their place of business in Union City, IN. which is 3 1/2 hours away from where we live. It was without a doubt the best decision. This place is family run and that's exactly how we were treated, family. They changed the wheels and tires to what we liked and the roof, Gave us excellent deal. I recommend Carts & Parts to everyone."

For a closer look at why owners lift their carts in the first place, read the reasons you want a lifted golf cart.

Get Professional Golf Cart Lift Kits Near Me

Carts & Parts is an authorized E-Z-GO dealer in Union City, Indiana with more than 2,000 online reviews, genuine OEM lift kits in stock, and technicians who install them daily. Orders over $50.00 ship free anywhere in the country.

Call or text (937) 459-8891 to confirm fitment, schedule installation, or order the right kit today.

Frequently Asked Questions About Union City Golf Cart Lift Kits

Do I need a lift kit for 22 inch tires on an EZGO?

A non lifted EZGO TXT clears tires up to 20 inches in overall diameter, so 22 inch tires need at least a 2 to 3 inch lift. RXV and Valor carts have tighter wheel wells and usually need the 4 inch kit for 22 inch tires. We confirm the combination by model year before you order.

Can I install a lift kit myself?

You can install an OEM EZGO lift kit yourself with a floor jack, jack stands, wheel chocks, a socket set, and a torque wrench. Every kit ships with hardware and instructions. If you have not done suspension work before, we recommend letting our shop handle the install and alignment check.

Does a lift kit fit both gas and electric TXT models?

The OEM EZGO TXT 2-Inch Lift Kit (PN# 611889) fits both gas and electric TXT carts. The TXT shares frame and spindle geometry across power types, unlike the RXV and Valor, which need separate gas and electric kits. Confirm your model year with us if your TXT is a 2014 or earlier build.

Will a lift kit affect my EZGO warranty?

Genuine OEM EZGO lift kits installed correctly and in line with manufacturer guidelines do not void the factory warranty on your cart. Aftermarket kits that alter geometry outside spec can create warranty questions. We install OEM kits and document the work so you have a service record.

How long does lift kit installation take?

Professional lift kit installation at our Union City shop usually takes a few hours for a spindle style kit, plus a test drive. A full A-arm or 5 inch kit takes longer. Many customers pair the lift with a wheel and tire package and pick the cart up within a couple of days.

What is the difference between a drop spindle and an A-arm lift?

A drop spindle lift lowers the hub on a new spindle and keeps the factory A-arms, so ride quality stays close to stock. An A-arm lift replaces the arms with longer versions for a wider stance and more travel. OEM 4 inch RXV and Valor kits use the drop spindle design.

Does lifting my cart change speed?

Lifting the cart alone does not change speed, but the taller tires that usually follow a lift do. Larger diameter tires cover more ground per revolution, which raises top speed slightly and lengthens braking distance. We can calibrate speed after a tire swap on carts with a speed sensor.

Which lift kit fits an electric RXV built before 2022?

The 4 inch kits cover 2022 to 2025 RXV and Valor carts only, so an electric RXV built from 2013.5 through 2021 uses the 5-Inch Ultimate Lift Kit, PN# PF11705. Send us the serial number and we will confirm the year and the kit before you order.

Do you ship lift kits outside Indiana?

Yes. We ship OEM EZGO lift kits nationwide, and orders over $50.00 ship free. Send us your serial number by text or call before checkout and we confirm the exact part number so the kit that arrives is the kit that fits.

Can Carts & Parts install a lift on a cart I did not buy there?

Yes. We install lift kits on EZGO carts purchased anywhere, and we also work on Club Car and Yamaha carts. Bring the cart to Union City or ask about pickup and delivery across East Central Indiana and Western Ohio. Call (937) 459-8891 to schedule.

Get the Right Lift Kit the First Time

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