EA Carts Review: Is It Legit? Everything You Need to Know (2026)

EA Carts is legit. We're the official golf cart partner of TaylorMade Golf, and we've worked with the Indianapolis Colts, LIV Golf, and Good Good. Founded by TJ Johnson in Carmel, Indiana, EA Carts offers models from $11,898 to $22,998, all shipping fully loaded with lithium batteries, a battery Lifetime Replacement Program*, and EA's one-year factory warranty on eligible parts. No hidden fees, no dealer markup, no add-on games. Here's everything you need to know about who we are, what we build, and why customers across the country trust us.

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Who Owns EA Carts? Meet Founder TJ Johnson

EA Carts was founded by Theodore "TJ" Johnson, a guy who started his career at 16 pushing shopping carts at Walmart. He spent 18 years with Walmart and became one of the youngest store managers in company history, running a $100 million store. That's where TJ learned the philosophy that drives EA Carts today: the customer is the only person who can fire everyone in the company, from the chairman on down. That's a direct Sam Walton quote, and TJ lives by it.

After Walmart, TJ moved to Pepsi. Within 10 months, he earned a promotion to an executive role and managed multi-million-dollar contracts across the Midwest. Then he launched BIC Unlimited, a consumer products company that placed over 10,000 in-store displays nationwide in its first year.

So how did a retail and CPG executive end up building golf carts? Simple. TJ wanted to buy one for himself. He walked into dealerships, sat through high-pressure sales pitches, and watched the price climb with every "optional" feature: lithium battery, lift kit, lights, seat belts. By the time you added what should come standard, the price tag was absurd.

"I thought, there has to be a better way to do this," TJ said. So he built his own cart. Friends saw it. They wanted one. TJ sold $200,000 worth of golf carts in the first three weeks. EA Carts launched officially in July 2024, and the rest has been a sprint.

TJ's background matters because it explains why EA Carts operates the way it does. Walmart taught him that the customer comes first, always. Pepsi taught him how to scale. BIC taught him retail distribution. EA Carts is the combination of all three: a customer-first golf cart company built for scale, sold direct, and priced fairly.

EA Carts Product Lineup: Every Model and Price

We offer models that cover everything from course use to off-road hunting. Every single one ships fully loaded with a lithium battery, lift kit, LED headlights, taillights, turn signals, side mirrors, seat belts, a windshield, and your choice of color. No add-on pricing.

Model	Seats	Voltage	Price	Best For
EA2GOLF 60V	2	60V	$11,898	Course use, couples
EA4R+ 60V	4	60V	$14,498	Families, neighborhoods, daily drivers
EA4R+ 60V LIV Edition	4	60V	$16,998 (sold out)	Premium, collectors
EA4F+ 60V	4 (forward-facing)	60V	$16,298	Premium forward-facing
EA6R+ 72V	6	72V	$15,998	Large families, groups
EA4X4 72V	4 (4WD)	72V	$22,998	Off-road, hunting, farms

The EA4X4 is worth calling out specifically. It's a true 72-volt, 200-amp 4-wheel-drive golf cart. Built for trails, hunting land, and farm use, it handles terrain that would leave a standard cart stuck in the mud. At $22,998 fully loaded, it still costs less than what most dealers charge for a lifted 2-seater after add-ons.

Need help choosing? Our types of golf carts guide breaks down the differences between 2-seat, 4-seat rear-facing, 4-seat forward-facing, and 6-seat models so you can pick the right one.

What's Included at Every Price (No Hidden Costs)

This is where EA Carts is fundamentally different from the legacy brands. When you buy from us, the price you see is the price you pay for the cart as shown. Every cart ships with:

• Lithium battery (not lead-acid, which most competitors charge $2,000+ to upgrade)
• Lift kit (pre-installed, not a $1,200 dealer add-on)
• LED headlights and taillights
• Turn signals
• Side mirrors
• Seat belts
• Windshield
• Color choice
• Apple CarPlay-compatible touchscreen (select models)

Compare that to Club Car, E-Z-GO, or Yamaha. Their base models ship stripped. Want a lithium battery? That's $2,000 to $4,000 extra. Lift kit? Another $1,200. LED lights? $400 to $800. By the time you configure a competitor cart to match an EA Cart's standard equipment, you're paying $3,000 to $6,000 more. And that's before the dealer adds their markup.

We sell direct to you. No dealer network means no dealer markup. That's how we put more into every cart and still come in at a lower total price. If you want to see the math on this, our best golf carts of 2026 breakdown compares total cost of ownership across every major brand.

Battery Lifetime Replacement Program + Factory Warranty

Every new EA Cart comes with two layers of coverage:

• Battery Lifetime Replacement Program*
• One-year factory warranty on eligible parts (including the charger and controller; parts only)

What does that actually mean? The battery is the single most expensive component in an electric golf cart, and every new EA cart includes a battery replacement program that covers the original owner for as long as they own the cart, up to $2,500 in total replacement cost. Eligible parts are covered against defects in materials and workmanship for one year, and optional 3-, 5-, and 7-year parts-and-labor service plans ($750 / $1,000 / $1,200, $50 deductible) are available within 30 days of purchase.

For context, here's what the competition offers:

• E-Z-GO: 2-year limited vehicle warranty + 8-year battery warranty
• Club Car: 2-year limited warranty
• Yamaha: 2-year limited warranty

Our coverage isn't a marketing gimmick. It's a bet on our own product. We use Samsung and LG lithium cells because they last. And if something goes wrong, we work the fix. TJ's Walmart training shows up here: take care of the customer, and they'll take care of you.

*Battery coverage is provided through our Lifetime Key & Battery Replacement Program, included with every new cart purchase and administered by Axiom Product Administration. It covers battery replacement for as long as the original purchaser owns the cart, up to $2,500 in total replacement cost, with pre-authorization required before service. Full program terms are provided at purchase.

EA Carts Partnerships (Why Major Brands Trust Us)

When TaylorMade Golf, the Indianapolis Colts, and LIV Golf have all put their names near the same golf cart company, that tells you something. These organizations have reputations worth billions. They don't work with brands they haven't vetted.

TaylorMade Golf: Official Golf Cart Partner

EA Carts is the official golf cart partner of TaylorMade Golf. Our carts are at The Kingdom, TaylorMade's world-famous fitting and testing facility in Carlsbad, California. When Tour players and VIP guests arrive at The Kingdom, they ride in EA Carts. TaylorMade chose us because our carts match their standard: premium quality, clean design, and built to perform.

Indianapolis Colts

EA Carts worked with the Indianapolis Colts during the 2024-25 NFL season, with our carts on-site at Lucas Oil Stadium and team facilities. Working with an NFL franchise requires background checks, insurance verification, and product standards most golf cart companies can't pass. We passed all of it.

LIV Golf: Custom Builds Under Pressure

When LIV Golf needed custom carts for their Duels event, they called us. TJ and the team built them in 15 days. The teams liked them so much that several bought their carts after the event. That's the kind of turnaround and quality that earns repeat business.

Golf Content Creators

We built the "Mothership" broadcast vehicle for Good Good, one of the biggest golf content channels on YouTube. Grant Horvat and Micah Morris drive EA Carts. These relationships happened because people in golf saw our carts, rode them, and wanted one.

What Customers Say About EA Carts

We're a young company. EA Carts launched in July 2024, so we don't have 30 years of customer history like Club Car or E-Z-GO. We're upfront about that. But since launch, the feedback has been strong, and every cart is backed by our factory warranty and battery replacement program.

Here's what customers are saying:

"EA Carts is an amazing company. Cart delivered right on time and looked amazing. Couldn't be happier."

"Quality is excellent. The leather seat stitching is high-quality, and you can tell they didn't cut corners."

"Apple CarPlay in a golf cart? Didn't even know that was a thing until I got mine. My neighbors are jealous."

TJ's customer service philosophy comes straight from his Walmart years. "The customer is the only person who can fire you," he says. That's not a slogan for us. It's how the company operates. When customers call our support line, they talk to people who know our carts, not a call center reading scripts.

Long-term durability data is still building since we're under two years old. But here's what we know: Samsung and LG lithium cells have proven track records across automotive and industrial applications, our frames are powder-coated steel, and our battery replacement program and factory warranty mean we're financially committed to making sure your cart lasts. That aligns our interests with yours.

How EA Carts Compares to Other Brands

We've published detailed head-to-head comparisons so you can see exactly how we stack up. Here's the summary:

EA Carts vs Club Car

Club Car has been around since 1958 and has a massive dealer network. They build a good cart. But their base prices don't include lithium batteries, lift kits, or LED lighting. By the time you add those through a dealer, you're paying significantly more than an equivalent EA Cart. Club Car uses aluminum frames (lighter, corrosion-resistant), while we use powder-coated steel (stronger, heavier). Both approaches have merit. Read the full EA Carts vs Club Car comparison for a feature-by-feature breakdown.

EA Carts vs E-Z-GO

E-Z-GO (owned by Textron) offers a wide range of carts, but their standard models ship with lead-acid batteries and basic features. Their top-end Liberty model starts at $14,000+ and still doesn't include everything our $14,498 EA4R+ does. We also offer higher voltage options (60V and 72V) that E-Z-GO doesn't match at comparable price points. See the full EA Carts vs E-Z-GO comparison.

EA Carts vs Yamaha

Yamaha builds reliable carts, especially for golf course fleet use. But their consumer models follow the same playbook: stripped base model, pay extra for everything worth having. Our standard feature set and higher voltage options give us a clear edge on value. For a broader look at where all the brands stand, check our best golf cart brands ranking.

If you're deciding between a golf cart and a low-speed vehicle, our LSV vs golf cart guide explains the differences in speed limits, street legality, and equipment requirements.

Where to Buy EA Carts

We sell direct. No dealers, no middlemen, no mystery pricing.

Online

Browse and order at eacarts.com. Pick your model, pick your color, and we ship it to your door. The price on the website is the price you pay for the cart.

By Phone

Call us at (877) 432-2278. Our team will walk you through models, answer questions, and help you pick the right cart for your situation.

Headquarters

EA Carts is headquartered at 501 Industrial Dr, Carmel, IN 46032. We're a real company with a real building in a real city. You can visit.

Shipping and Financing

We ship nationwide, with delivery quoted with your order. Financing is available so you can spread payments over time without waiting to enjoy your cart.

Looking for the best cart for your neighborhood? Our best golf cart for neighborhood use guide covers speed, range, seating, and street legality for residential communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is EA Carts a real company?

Yes. EA Carts is headquartered at 501 Industrial Dr, Carmel, IN 46032. We are the official golf cart partner of TaylorMade Golf and have worked with the Indianapolis Colts and LIV Golf. We have a physical headquarters and a full-time team building carts in Indiana.

Who owns EA Carts?

TJ Johnson founded and owns EA Carts. He spent 18 years at Walmart (becoming one of the youngest store managers), held an executive role at Pepsi, and founded BIC Unlimited before launching EA Carts in July 2024.

Are EA Carts good quality?

Yes. Every EA Cart ships with Samsung or LG lithium battery cells, powder-coated steel frames, LED lighting, and premium seat materials. TaylorMade Golf trusts our carts at The Kingdom, their premier fitting facility. Every new cart comes with a battery Lifetime Replacement Program* and EA's one-year factory warranty on eligible parts.

How much do EA Carts cost?

EA Carts range from $11,898 (EA2GOLF 60V, 2-seater) to $22,998 (EA4X4 72V, 4WD). Every price includes lithium battery, lift kit, LED lights, turn signals, side mirrors, seat belts, windshield, and color choice. No add-ons required.

Does EA Carts have a warranty?

Yes. Every new EA Cart includes EA's one-year factory warranty on eligible parts (including the charger and controller; parts only) plus a battery Lifetime Replacement Program* capped at $2,500. Optional 3-, 5-, and 7-year parts-and-labor service plans are available with a $50 deductible. For comparison, E-Z-GO offers 2 years on the vehicle and 8 years on the battery. Club Car offers 2 years limited.

Where is EA Carts located?

EA Carts headquarters is at 501 Industrial Dr, Carmel, IN 46032. Carts ship nationwide from our Indiana facility.

How does EA Carts compare to Club Car and E-Z-GO?

EA Carts includes lithium batteries, lift kits, LED lighting, and more as standard equipment. Club Car and E-Z-GO charge extra for these features through their dealer networks. EA Carts also includes a battery Lifetime Replacement Program (capped at $2,500) plus a one-year factory warranty on eligible parts, and higher voltage options (up to 72V). Read our EA Carts vs Club Car and EA Carts vs E-Z-GO comparisons for full details.