Golf carts in Crawfordville, FL: dealers, sales, and what to know before you buy

The two dealers serving Crawfordville

319 Golf Carts and Powersports sits on Crawfordville Highway (US-319) and carries both E-Z-GO and Massimo lines, covering everything from basic 4-seat models to street-legal LSVs. The site lists new inventory, refurbished units, and pre-owned carts, plus financing and a trade-in program. A service department handles repairs, warranty work, and customizations, and the shop also offers rentals — useful if you want to try a model before committing to a purchase.

B&V Golf Carts II operates on Coastal Highway and describes itself as family-owned. The inventory page shows new golf carts, and the parts section lists tune-up kits, wheels and tires, sound bars, mirrors, and armrests. Hours posted on the site run Tuesday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., so it is worth calling ahead on other days. For a broader selection of repair services and battery work, the Tallahassee dealers — Cart Nation and Shiver Carts Tallahassee — are roughly 15 miles north.

On pricing, a new basic 4-seater typically runs $8,000–$12,000; a lifted or 6-seat model is usually $12,000–$18,000; and a street-legal LSV ranges from about $18,000 to $35,000. Dealer pre-owned units generally fall between $4,500 and $9,000, and off-lease fleet carts can start around $3,000. Financing is available at 319 Golf Carts, and B&V Golf Carts II invites visitors to request an estimate online.

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Batteries, service, and keeping a cart running in Wakulla County

North Florida's coastal heat and humidity are harder on lead-acid batteries than the drier inland climate. Expect a lead-acid pack to last roughly three to four years with regular use near the coast. A replacement pack typically costs $900–$1,800. Lithium conversions run $2,000–$4,500 but extend battery life to eight to ten years and require less maintenance — a meaningful difference if you use the cart daily or store it through a humid summer.

Routine annual service — fluid checks, brake inspection, tire pressure, and charging system review — typically costs $150–$300 at a dealer shop. Controller or motor repairs generally run $300–$900 depending on the fault. 319 Golf Carts lists a full service department with warranty and recall lookup, making it a practical first call for mechanical issues. If the repair need is more specialized, Shiver Carts Tallahassee in Tallahassee also handles repairs and batteries.

Parts and accessories are stocked at both local shops, so small fixes — new tires, a replacement mirror, or a tune-up kit — usually do not require ordering online. B&V Golf Carts II specifically lists wheels and tires, sound bars, and armrests as in-stock accessories.

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Street-legal carts and LSV options in Crawfordville

A standard golf cart in Florida may only be driven on streets that a local government has specifically designated for cart use, generally roads posted at 30 mph or less, and only between sunrise and sunset. Crawfordville's cart-friendly streets vary by neighborhood, so check with Wakulla County before assuming a route is legal. A low-speed vehicle (LSV), by contrast, is titled and insured like a car and can travel on any road posted at 35 mph or less — giving considerably more flexibility on the county's main corridors.

LSV conversions from a standard cart typically cost $2,500–$5,000 and require adding headlights, turn signals, mirrors, seat belts, and a VIN. New purpose-built LSVs run $18,000–$35,000. 319 Golf Carts lists LSVs in its inventory and carries the E-Z-GO line, which includes street-legal models. If you are comparing a converted cart to a factory LSV, the guide linked below walks through the trade-offs in detail.

Florida law also requires that anyone under 18 operating a golf cart on a public street hold at least a learner's permit (a rule in effect since October 2023). Drivers 18 and older must carry a valid ID. These rules apply to golf carts; LSV drivers follow standard vehicle licensing requirements.

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Renting a golf cart in or near Crawfordville

319 Golf Carts lists rentals as one of its services, making it the most direct local option if you need a cart for a weekend event, a short-term trial, or a visit to the area. Rental rates for a 6-seat cart in season typically run $120–$250 per day or $500–$1,000 per week across Florida, though exact pricing varies by shop and season — call ahead to confirm availability and current rates.

If 319 Golf Carts cannot accommodate your dates, the Tallahassee market about 15 miles north has additional dealers. The Florida rental guide linked below covers what to ask about insurance, mileage limits, and delivery fees before signing a rental agreement.

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