Tire Care: Tomberlin vehicles have a firm sports-car-like ride that tracks well with an emphasis on lateral stability. We engineer
a “feel-the-road” sensation via rack and pinion steering; and provides a tighter road-hugging ride compared to a traditional
golf car. Proper tire care is critical to aid in enhancing a safe and improved ride. Proper storage habits, properly inflated tires,
and keeping the vehicle correctly aligned will offer a much longer tire life as well as improved ride.
Flat Spots: Flat spotting or wheel bounce can occur in virtually any tire. However, golf car tires and wheels are more
susceptible (due to size and width)—especially in warm climate areas and when parked for several days. Visit the Tirerack
website links below to learn more about proper tire care, storage tips, and ways to reduce flat spotting which can produce
a bouncy ride. Go to the following sites (or similar sites) for more information.
http://www.tirerack.com and http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=42
Tire Cradles: Tomberlin recommends removing the weight of the vehicle from the tires when in storage (or not used) for
more than a week. Tire cradles may offer a simpler method to aid in the reduction of tires getting out of round. Visit
http://www.griotsgarage.com and type in “flat spot eliminator” in the search window; or go to www.tirecradles.com or similar
sites to learn more. Tomberlin provides these tips as an aid to our consumer’s own research and knowledge. Tomberlin has no
affiliation with any of these companies and makes no recommendation, warranty, results, or value associated with their
offerings.
Design: Tomberlin does not assume any responsibility to modify components or vehicles existing in the market due to new or
ongoing designs, modification, or technology previously unknown to Tomberlin. Tomberlin reserves the right to make design
changes to product without notice.
State Law: Some states do not allow implied warranty limitations and may not be applicable to certain owners.
Safety: Make yourself fully aware of how to operate and care for your vehicle. Always wear your seat belt, know your vehicle,
remove your keys, and engage your brake before exiting. Staying alert and using common sense saves lives and aids in assuring
a safe driving and ownership experience. In addition, make certain those who you permit to drive your vehicle are of lawful
age, have read the owner’s manual, and have a clear understanding of its’ operation.
Tomberlin and ParCar Golf Cars configured as a PTV (Personal Transportation Vehicle) operate up to 19 mph.
Tomberlin and ParCar Golf Cars configured as a LSV (Low Speed Vehicle) operate up to 23-25 MPH.
Tomberlin Escape operates up to 15 MPH.
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