Yamaha Rear Shocks

Bouncing too much or bottoming out? These Yamaha rear shocks are engineered to restore comfort, reduce rear-end bounce, and improve overall stability on Drive, Drive2, and G-Series golf carts.

✅ Fits Yamaha Drive, Drive2 & G-Series models
✅ Direct-fit gas shocks for stock or lifted carts
✅ Improves rear suspension control and comfort
✅ Helps reduce body roll and bottoming
✅ Works with OEM leaf springs and HD upgrades
✅ Ideal for carts with rear seats or cargo boxes

Perfect for Oregon & Washington courses, Idaho communities, and U.S. neighborhoods coast-to-coast.

Whether you’re restoring ride comfort or upgrading for added load support, these bolt-on Yamaha golf cart rear shocks offer a factory-style fit and enhanced performance. Choose standard or heavy-duty shocks based on your cart’s configuration, from stock setups to lifted builds with passengers or gear in the back.

Round Out Your Yamaha Setup

To complete your suspension upgrade, pair these with Yamaha rear leaf springs or Yamaha front suspension parts. Many owners also upgrade Yamaha rear seat kits or wheel and tire combos for full stability. Complete your setup and enjoy a safer, more comfortable ride — upgrade today.

Answers to Common Yamaha Rear Shocks Questions

▸ How do I know my Yamaha rear shocks need replacing? If your cart feels bouncy, sags under weight, or bottoms out easily, it’s likely time for new rear shocks — especially if you’ve added a rear seat.
▸ Will these work on lifted Yamaha Drive or Drive2 carts? Yes — many rear shocks in this collection are compatible with both stock and lifted carts. Check product specs for lift compatibility.
▸ Are these gas or oil-filled shocks? Most Yamaha shocks we carry are sealed gas-charged for long-lasting performance, with smooth rebound and better shock absorption.
▸ Can I reuse my factory hardware when installing new shocks? In many cases yes, but we recommend checking the condition of mounting bolts and bushings during install. Some shocks include hardware.
▸ Do these fit both gas and electric Yamaha models? Yes — shocks are usually shared across gas and electric versions of the same Yamaha model series (Drive, Drive2, G-Series).
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Yamaha Rear Shocks

Bouncing too much or bottoming out? These Yamaha rear shocks are engineered to restore comfort, reduce rear-end bounce, and improve overall stability on Drive, Drive2, and G-Series golf carts.

✅ Fits Yamaha Drive, Drive2 & G-Series models
✅ Direct-fit gas shocks for stock or lifted carts
✅ Improves rear suspension control and comfort
✅ Helps reduce body roll and bottoming
✅ Works with OEM leaf springs and HD upgrades
✅ Ideal for carts with rear seats or cargo boxes

Perfect for Oregon & Washington courses, Idaho communities, and U.S. neighborhoods coast-to-coast.

Whether you’re restoring ride comfort or upgrading for added load support, these bolt-on Yamaha golf cart rear shocks offer a factory-style fit and enhanced performance. Choose standard or heavy-duty shocks based on your cart’s configuration, from stock setups to lifted builds with passengers or gear in the back.

Round Out Your Yamaha Setup

To complete your suspension upgrade, pair these with Yamaha rear leaf springs or Yamaha front suspension parts. Many owners also upgrade Yamaha rear seat kits or wheel and tire combos for full stability. Complete your setup and enjoy a safer, more comfortable ride — upgrade today.

Answers to Common Yamaha Rear Shocks Questions

▸ How do I know my Yamaha rear shocks need replacing? If your cart feels bouncy, sags under weight, or bottoms out easily, it’s likely time for new rear shocks — especially if you’ve added a rear seat.
▸ Will these work on lifted Yamaha Drive or Drive2 carts? Yes — many rear shocks in this collection are compatible with both stock and lifted carts. Check product specs for lift compatibility.
▸ Are these gas or oil-filled shocks? Most Yamaha shocks we carry are sealed gas-charged for long-lasting performance, with smooth rebound and better shock absorption.
▸ Can I reuse my factory hardware when installing new shocks? In many cases yes, but we recommend checking the condition of mounting bolts and bushings during install. Some shocks include hardware.
▸ Do these fit both gas and electric Yamaha models? Yes — shocks are usually shared across gas and electric versions of the same Yamaha model series (Drive, Drive2, G-Series).

Yamaha Rear Shocks

Bouncing too much or bottoming out? These Yamaha rear shocks are engineered to restore comfort, reduce rear-end bounce, and improve overall stability on Drive, Drive2, and G-Series golf carts.

✅ Fits Yamaha Drive, Drive2 & G-Series models
✅ Direct-fit gas shocks for stock or lifted carts
✅ Improves rear suspension control and comfort
✅ Helps reduce body roll and bottoming
✅ Works with OEM leaf springs and HD upgrades
✅ Ideal for carts with rear seats or cargo boxes

Perfect for Oregon & Washington courses, Idaho communities, and U.S. neighborhoods coast-to-coast.

Whether you’re restoring ride comfort or upgrading for added load support, these bolt-on Yamaha golf cart rear shocks offer a factory-style fit and enhanced performance. Choose standard or heavy-duty shocks based on your cart’s configuration, from stock setups to lifted builds with passengers or gear in the back.

Round Out Your Yamaha Setup

To complete your suspension upgrade, pair these with Yamaha rear leaf springs or Yamaha front suspension parts. Many owners also upgrade Yamaha rear seat kits or wheel and tire combos for full stability. Complete your setup and enjoy a safer, more comfortable ride — upgrade today.

Answers to Common Yamaha Rear Shocks Questions

▸ How do I know my Yamaha rear shocks need replacing? If your cart feels bouncy, sags under weight, or bottoms out easily, it’s likely time for new rear shocks — especially if you’ve added a rear seat.
▸ Will these work on lifted Yamaha Drive or Drive2 carts? Yes — many rear shocks in this collection are compatible with both stock and lifted carts. Check product specs for lift compatibility.
▸ Are these gas or oil-filled shocks? Most Yamaha shocks we carry are sealed gas-charged for long-lasting performance, with smooth rebound and better shock absorption.
▸ Can I reuse my factory hardware when installing new shocks? In many cases yes, but we recommend checking the condition of mounting bolts and bushings during install. Some shocks include hardware.
▸ Do these fit both gas and electric Yamaha models? Yes — shocks are usually shared across gas and electric versions of the same Yamaha model series (Drive, Drive2, G-Series).
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