Yamaha Golf Cart Parts & Accessories

Top Spinner Golf stocks over 2,400 Yamaha golf cart parts and accessories, covering wheels and tires, seats, lift kits, batteries and chargers, lights, mirrors, windshields and body parts. Prices run from about $12 for small hardware up to roughly $1,730 for lithium battery systems and premium wheel-and-tire sets. The range fits the popular Yamaha families — Drive2, Drive (G29), G22, G19, G16, G14, G9 and G8 — with parts from GTW, MODZ, MadJax and Lithium Rhino. Everything ships from the US, and every part is new.

Shop Yamaha parts by model

Start from your cart: Drive2 parts, G29 Drive parts, G22 parts or G19 parts. Body and lighting parts are generation-specific, so filtering by model first avoids most fitment mistakes.

Yamaha golf cart parts by model

Yamaha changed its chassis several times, so the model year matters more than the badge. The Drive2 (2017 and newer) and Drive / G29 (2007–2016) share many accessories but differ in body panels and light kits. The older G22 (2003–2007), G19, G16 and G14 use different rear-end and suspension mounts, and the G9 and G8 are earlier still. If you are unsure which cart you own, the serial number under the seat or on the frame tells you — our golf cart guides walk through where to find it.

What Yamaha owners upgrade first

The three most common upgrades are wheels and tires, seats, and lighting. A wheel-and-tire combo is the fastest way to change how a cart looks and rides, and combos arrive mounted and balanced so it is a bolt-on job. Lift kits come next for owners running larger all-terrain tires. For electric Yamahas, a lithium conversion cuts weight substantially versus lead-acid and removes watering and terminal maintenance entirely.

Yamaha wheel & hub parts

Yamaha carts use a 4-on-4 bolt pattern on most models, which is why wheels listed for EZGO and Club Car frequently fit Yamaha too. Wheel sizes here run 8″ through 15″. Anything larger than 10″ usually needs a lift kit to clear the body. Check the fitment notes on each product page before ordering, and reach out if you want us to confirm a fit for your model year.

Buying tips

Order the model-year-correct part rather than the closest-looking one — Yamaha reused body styling across years while changing mounting points underneath. If you are replacing a worn part, take a photo of the old one before removing it. For batteries and chargers, match the voltage of your cart (36V or 48V) and the connector style; the wrong plug is the most common reason a charger gets returned.

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