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Toro Golf Cart Battery Replacements
Toro may be best known for turf equipment and utility vehicles, but many models in their Workman and electric cart lines rely on powerful deep-cycle batteries. If your Toro cart isn't holding a charge like it used to, it may be time for a replacement. Batteries Plus has the reliable options you need to get back out on the green.
Which Batteries Fit Toro Golf Carts?
Most Toro electric carts and utility vehicles use 6V, 8V, or 12V deep-cycle batteries, depending on the model and system voltage (36V or 48V are common setups). Be sure to check the number of batteries in your pack and their voltage to match the correct replacement.
We carry top-performing flooded, AGM, and lithium batteries to power your Toro cart:
- Duracell Ultra Flooded and AGM batteries offer long-lasting, dependable performance at an affordable price.
- Trojan Flooded batteries are a premium choice trusted by golf courses and fleets worldwide. (Available in-store only)
- Trojan Lithium batteries offer cutting-edge efficiency, lighter weight, and zero maintenance. (Available in-store only)
Use our in-store experts to help confirm the best option based on your usage and charger compatibility.
Keep Your Toro Cart Running Strong
To extend the life of your new batteries, we recommend pairing them with the right accessories:
- Golf Cart Battery Chargers: Keep your batteries topped off and ready to go.
- Battery Watering Kits: Make maintenance easier and safer.
- Golf Cart Battery Buying Guide: Learn how to choose the best battery for your cart.
Need help finding your battery or charger? Use our Store Locator to connect with a Batteries Plus near you.
Toro FAQs
With proper maintenance, lead-acid batteries typically last 3-5 years. Lithium models can last even longer, up to 10 years or longer.
In many cases, yes—but you'll need to verify charger compatibility and confirm voltage matches. Visit your local Batteries Plus for guidance before switching.