we are in Arizona and store our cart outside during the very hot summer. will it stand up under this heat and wind
1110369
I don't know about heat, but it will stand up to wind. We live at Catawba Island and it's super windy here and the last few weeks has been EXTREMELY windy....the cover is fine.
1110370
This is a very well constructed golf cart cover. My golf cart is stored outside in the winter, right now it is zero outside, and snowing. If it can hold up to that, I believe it will do just as well in high heat and blazing sun.
1110371
yes,I live in cetral florida and keep my cart covered outside, so far no problem. this cover is well worth the money. buy it, you won't be sorry.
1110372
yes, not sure how long it will last, but I have found the material to be durable.
1110373
Hi Joan, I just got the top a short time ago. We are in Florida. It is a good top. I think it will do fine. We haven't had it long enough to put it to the test. Good luck. and Merry Christmas.
1110374
Yeh works great had mine out all last summer. Doesn't get as hot here. There are grommets underneath to attach a bungee cord to. Quite happy.
1529752
I live in North Texas and we have very hot summers. It has held up nicely so far.
1345166
I have had no issues here in Arizona through our monsoon season, but it is installed in a door under a patio. That being said it has been exposed to high winds and blowing dust and took it like a champ. Hope this helps.
1297538
If you are not using the pit regularly, I would always move it out of the weather....it will stand up for a while, but nothing lasts forever. If you purchased the cover, that will certainly help keep the top in good shape...the key is to watch the legs...if they get any kind of rust, wire brush them and put a good paint like Rustoleum on them and they should last for years...even with the rain.
650504
I bought this cart for my father in law. He lives in England and plays in some pretty soggy conditions. I've not heard him mention any issues with rust or sharp edges and he is the type to point out issues such as that. He really likes the cart overall.
184305
It is sturdy enough but the case of water would probably not site flat in the cart. You would likely have to stand the case of water on its side. Should be fine though.
1260503
it will stand up to light wind, we add a couple of extra tie downs to it if it gets breezy and it works great. we use the four tent stakes that come with it and then add two cords, one on each side if it gets to wobbly with wind. it stays up great!
1679721
As long as you "pull" behind you and not push in front it should be ok...same at the beach....this cart performs better pulling rather than pushing.
2053340
We live in New Mexico with similar climates it sounds like. It holds up well. However we plan ahead with cases of strong wind and lay it down on it's side in the mornings before we leave for work or at night before bed. My sister has one as well for her kids, and they have it filled with a sand and water mixture, and the don't lay it down like we do. Hers has not fallen. Hope that helps.
606832
I don't think you'd have any problem with the wheels in the heat. I too live where summers are very hot over 100 many days. The wheels are a tough solid composite and im sure they will hold up well in heat
371171
The cart is completely painted & I leave mine outside, but under a roof. It does get a little wet when the wind blows rain on it. I think that if it left unprotected in some way that eventually it will start to rust. After all, its made of metal not plastic. Some user care is expected I would think.
661657
I've only had it a couple of months and I have it indoors, so I really don't know how it would stand up against weather. sorry.
562411
Is fine in our back yard with strong winds, have placed small bricks in corners, but have had no problems. It comes with small tent pegs, but I wouldn't trust them to strong winds. No cover for the front. Live in high desert, so rain hasn't been a problem.
1465536
I have mine secured to the underside of wood but it doesn't rain much in AZ. I don't know how it would hold where it rains more.
94402
We keep ours in the shade of an oak tree in the summer. I'm sure in the sun it would be hot.
71019
I bought this in the summer. It fell over in a big wind so we bolted it down. It's really cool looking in the back yard. I did take it apart and stored it for the winter very easy to put together
29501
I live two blocks in from the water in a high wind, high humidity, high temperature location. Mine is out in the elements in an uncovered seting area. So far so good but I have only had it outside for one season.