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Fairplay Golf Cart Battery Replacements
If you own a Fairplay golf cart, keeping it running smoothly starts with a reliable battery setup. Whether you're cruising the neighborhood or managing a fleet for your business, Batteries Plus has everything you need to keep your cart powered and ready to roll.
What Batteries Does a Fairplay Golf Cart Use?
Fairplay golf carts typically run on 36V or 48V systems, using six 6V batteries, six 8V batteries, or four 12V deep cycle batteries, depending on the model and configuration. It's important to check your specific cart's voltage and setup before purchasing replacements.
At Batteries Plus, we carry a wide range of lead acid and lithium options to match your cart’s needs:
- Duracell Ultra: Trusted, cost-effective flooded lead acid batteries with proven durability.
- Trojan: A premium choice for longer runtimes and fewer maintenance issues – available in-store only.
- Trojan Lithium: Delivers fast charging, lower weight, and zero maintenance – in-store only.
Need help figuring out what’s right for your setup? Check out our Golf Cart Battery Buying Guide.
Golf Cart Chargers & Accessories
Extending the life of your Fairplay golf cart batteries starts with the right charger and accessories:
- Golf Cart Chargers – Keep your batteries charged safely and efficiently.
- Golf Battery Watering Kits – Simplify maintenance with easy-fill systems for flooded batteries.
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Fairplay FAQs
On average, lead acid batteries last 3-5 years with proper maintenance. Lithium batteries can last 8-10 years or longer.
Yes, many Fairplay models can be upgraded to lithium. You may need a new charger and potentially a voltage reducer depending on your cart's electronics.