Club Car Misc Brake Parts
Replace worn or missing brake hardware with Club Car misc brake parts to keep your braking system safe and reliable.
From springs and clips to adjusters and pins, these small but vital components restore proper tension and alignment in your Club Car brakes.
✅ Fits DS, Precedent, Tempo & Carryall models
✅ Includes return springs, shoe clips, pins & adjusters
✅ OEM-style hardware for direct fitment
✅ Fixes weak, noisy, or uneven brakes
✅ Affordable way to refresh a full brake job
Popular in Texas resorts, Georgia country clubs, and neighborhoods nationwide.
Brake jobs aren’t complete without new hardware. Worn springs and clips can cause squealing, dragging, or reduced pedal response. This collection of Club Car misc brake parts ensures your DS, Precedent, and Carryall braking system operates like new—gas or electric, lifted or stock. Built from corrosion-resistant steel, these parts are designed to last through years of use.
Complete Your Club Car Brake System
Many owners order these hardware parts along with Club Car brake shoes, Club Car brake drums, and Club Car brake cables. For smoother handling during braking, Club Car lower steering components are another smart upgrade. Build your ideal setup — get started today.
Answers to Common Club Car Misc Brake Parts Questions
▸ What parts are included in misc brake hardware kits?
Most kits include return springs, clips, pins, and adjusters—everything needed to properly seat and tension the brake shoes against the drum.
▸ Do these parts fit both gas and electric Club Car carts?
Yes—these brake hardware parts are compatible with both gas and electric versions of the DS, Precedent, Tempo, and Carryall models. Fitment is OEM-style.
▸ Should I replace springs and clips when doing new brake shoes?
Absolutely. Old springs can lose tension and clips can corrode, which reduces brake performance. Installing new hardware ensures full stopping power.
▸ Are these parts compatible with lifted Club Car carts?
Yes. Brake hardware remains the same whether the cart is stock or lifted. These parts fit directly and restore correct brake function.
▸ How often should misc brake hardware be replaced?
We recommend replacing brake hardware every time you do new shoes and drums. Typically every 2–3 years depending on usage and terrain.
Club Car Misc Brake Parts
Replace worn or missing brake hardware with Club Car misc brake parts to keep your braking system safe and reliable.
From springs and clips to adjusters and pins, these small but vital components restore proper tension and alignment in your Club Car brakes.
✅ Fits DS, Precedent, Tempo & Carryall models
✅ Includes return springs, shoe clips, pins & adjusters
✅ OEM-style hardware for direct fitment
✅ Fixes weak, noisy, or uneven brakes
✅ Affordable way to refresh a full brake job
Popular in Texas resorts, Georgia country clubs, and neighborhoods nationwide.
Brake jobs aren’t complete without new hardware. Worn springs and clips can cause squealing, dragging, or reduced pedal response. This collection of Club Car misc brake parts ensures your DS, Precedent, and Carryall braking system operates like new—gas or electric, lifted or stock. Built from corrosion-resistant steel, these parts are designed to last through years of use.
Complete Your Club Car Brake System
Many owners order these hardware parts along with Club Car brake shoes, Club Car brake drums, and Club Car brake cables. For smoother handling during braking, Club Car lower steering components are another smart upgrade. Build your ideal setup — get started today.
Answers to Common Club Car Misc Brake Parts Questions
▸ What parts are included in misc brake hardware kits?
Most kits include return springs, clips, pins, and adjusters—everything needed to properly seat and tension the brake shoes against the drum.
▸ Do these parts fit both gas and electric Club Car carts?
Yes—these brake hardware parts are compatible with both gas and electric versions of the DS, Precedent, Tempo, and Carryall models. Fitment is OEM-style.
▸ Should I replace springs and clips when doing new brake shoes?
Absolutely. Old springs can lose tension and clips can corrode, which reduces brake performance. Installing new hardware ensures full stopping power.
▸ Are these parts compatible with lifted Club Car carts?
Yes. Brake hardware remains the same whether the cart is stock or lifted. These parts fit directly and restore correct brake function.
▸ How often should misc brake hardware be replaced?
We recommend replacing brake hardware every time you do new shoes and drums. Typically every 2–3 years depending on usage and terrain.
Club Car Misc Brake Parts
Replace worn or missing brake hardware with Club Car misc brake parts to keep your braking system safe and reliable.
From springs and clips to adjusters and pins, these small but vital components restore proper tension and alignment in your Club Car brakes.
✅ Fits DS, Precedent, Tempo & Carryall models
✅ Includes return springs, shoe clips, pins & adjusters
✅ OEM-style hardware for direct fitment
✅ Fixes weak, noisy, or uneven brakes
✅ Affordable way to refresh a full brake job
Popular in Texas resorts, Georgia country clubs, and neighborhoods nationwide.
Brake jobs aren’t complete without new hardware. Worn springs and clips can cause squealing, dragging, or reduced pedal response. This collection of Club Car misc brake parts ensures your DS, Precedent, and Carryall braking system operates like new—gas or electric, lifted or stock. Built from corrosion-resistant steel, these parts are designed to last through years of use.
Complete Your Club Car Brake System
Many owners order these hardware parts along with Club Car brake shoes, Club Car brake drums, and Club Car brake cables. For smoother handling during braking, Club Car lower steering components are another smart upgrade. Build your ideal setup — get started today.
Answers to Common Club Car Misc Brake Parts Questions
▸ What parts are included in misc brake hardware kits?
Most kits include return springs, clips, pins, and adjusters—everything needed to properly seat and tension the brake shoes against the drum.
▸ Do these parts fit both gas and electric Club Car carts?
Yes—these brake hardware parts are compatible with both gas and electric versions of the DS, Precedent, Tempo, and Carryall models. Fitment is OEM-style.
▸ Should I replace springs and clips when doing new brake shoes?
Absolutely. Old springs can lose tension and clips can corrode, which reduces brake performance. Installing new hardware ensures full stopping power.
▸ Are these parts compatible with lifted Club Car carts?
Yes. Brake hardware remains the same whether the cart is stock or lifted. These parts fit directly and restore correct brake function.
▸ How often should misc brake hardware be replaced?
We recommend replacing brake hardware every time you do new shoes and drums. Typically every 2–3 years depending on usage and terrain.
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