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TourTrek A.T.V. 360 All Terrain Golf Cart-TRTK003

Description.

Conquer the course with the Tour Trek 2021 A.T,V. 360 All Terrain Push Cart. A high strength dual frame with high strength support cables and oversized wheels allow you to easily get from tee to green on any course.

• Heavy Duty metal frame with high strength support cables
• Oversized removable wheels for easy storage
• Front wheel rotates a full 360 degrees for maximum control on any terrain
• Easy to use rear hand brake to keep the cart in place on uneven terrain
• Deluxe scorecard holder with pencil clip, drink holder, tee storage and internal compartment for balls and accessories
• Umbrella holder included
• Removable oversized storage bag on-course gear and valuables
• Upper and lower brackets fitted with adjustable bungee cord straps to securely hold your golf bag
• Rapid Fold "One Click" design for convenient storage and transport
• Adjustable padded grip handle for comfortable pushing
• Dimensions (collapsed): 18.5” H x 22.5” L x 14.5” W

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This product can expose you to chemicals including black (airborne, unbound particles of respirable size), which is know to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov .

Shaft Services

Important Note: Please provide Current contact information. Customer service may require further information before proceeding with your order.

PUREing - $25.00

SST PURE identifies asymmetries that exist in every golf shaft and locates each shaft's most stable orientation. This results in more consistent performance and uniform feel from club to club.

Tip Prepping - $2.95

Shafts are tip trimmed (if required) to manufacturer’s recommendations. For steel shafts, we abrade the tips. For graphite shafts, we remove the polyurethane coating. When you receive your shaft, all you need to do is mix epoxy, install and align. After the epoxy is cured, cut to your final playing length from the butt end and install the grip.

Tip & Butt Trimming - $4.95

Shafts are tip trimmed (if required) to manufacturer’s recommendations. For steel shafts, we abrade the tips. For graphite shafts, we remove the polyurethane coating. After tip trimming and prepping, the shafts are butt trimmed to the desired final playing length*.

Club Playing Length

Our playing length chart is available here .

* The exact model, club head number, and desired final playing length is required for butt trimming to be possible.

* The club number and or loft is require for tip prepping on most parallel (.335" and .370") golf shafts.

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34 thoughts on “Tour Trek Replacement Parts”

The score card cover broke on my Tourtrek 360 push golf cart Please help

So did mine. Where you able to get a replacement cover?

I’m looking for a replacement of the bag cover to cover the clubs

please be a bit more specific.

What is the tour trek website? Why did you not mention their push carts and parts?

cannot find their official website, but you can find other big webs offering their products. I have update the post for push carts and parts, hopefully it helps you.

Thank you for your reply. Where can we buy the parts?

Where did you find the prices to theae parts? Yes, I did check Amazon, as well as Ebay. I called Golf Galaxy (Dick’s), but was told that they have no contact info.

I have tourtrek cube push cart. The support cable broke. Where do I get a new cable

did you check amazon?

Need the clear.plastic cover for my golf trolley?

I the support cable broke on my Tour Trek Cube push cart. Where do can I find a new cable.

We have a Tour Trek 360. The clip that holds up the handle is broke. Do you have a replacement for this screw and clip?

sorry dont have that

Thank you for your reply. You have shown the price for the parts, but where can we buy the parts?

Looking for Tour Trek Easy Fold 360. Cup holder

I need a replacement wheel for my Tour Trek 2018 one-click 4 wheel push cart. I see that it is listed at $39 above, but how do I purchase it? Can not find anywhere

sorry not selling atm

Brake will not release on my Tour Trex 360. What do I need to fix it?

If the brakes on your Tour Trek 360 golf push cart won’t release, check for debris, inspect brake cables, lubricate moving parts, and adjust tension as needed. If issues persist, consult the manual or seek professional help.

Looking for the top plastic handle to a hard shelled travel case. Didn’t see it on the parts list.

please check the store

Looking for the top plastic handle to a hard shelled travel case. Didn’t see it on the parts list..

Hello to whoever this may concern, I think maybe Anglo Carson???, I have a One Click 360 Tour Trek(black color) cart that need a new black colored metal support brace to hold the left wheel’s metal leg. This part broke and prevents me from using this cart all together. Where can I buy this small metal part?

Derek Roy L.

Hi Derek, Please check store, Thanks, Anglo

I need a replacement key for my hard case travel bag. How can I go about getting one?

please check store

I have a tour trek hard shell travel case. The hand for pulling it using the wheels broke. Travel case number TSA007. Is there a replacement handle?

Hi guys. I have a good idea. Donate your push cart to Goodwill or the local thrift store and buy a better quality push cart. Impossible to get parts for this junk. Not worth the aggravation. Cut your losses and move on to a company that stands behind there products.

Need new handle assembly. Old one broke where it clips in to place to lock handle. Do you have this?

Please check the shop

Looking to replace the front wheel the TourTrek 360. The pin on the wheel set up got bent. Where do I go to purchase the part? Thnx

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Tour Trek Tahoe

OVERALL RATING: 81. GRADE: B-. The Tour Trek Tahoe delivers moderate performance for a moderate price. At an MSRP of $99.99, it’s half the price of the other push carts we tested. Unfortunately, with that price come trade-offs in both the feature set and build quality.

Tour Trek appears to be one of Golfsmith’s house brands, and the Tahoe is the low-end option in their line of three push carts. It is lightweight (albeit not particularly compact when it’s folded up), but didn’t give us much confidence in its stability on the golf course, and also doesn’t provide much storage space. It also tended to squeak and creak quite a bit.

If you’re only an occasional golfer and are looking for an inexpensive lightweight push cart for the few times that you do play, the Tour Trek Tahoe may fit the bill, but frequent users will likely find greater value in the selections available at a higher price point.

Retail price: $99.99 Availability: Discontinued. Replaced by the Tour Trek One Click 2.0

• The lightest golf push cart that we tested
• The least expensive golf push cart that we tested
• Unwieldy long shape when it’s folded up
• Lacking in fit and finish
• Meager storage space

SIZE/WEIGHT

The Tour Trek Tahoe was the lightest cart in our comparison test (10.5 lbs. as tested). Sweet! Unfortunately, the odd shape of the cart when it’s folded makes it unwieldy to handle – the front wheel extends out such that a folded Tahoe is over 3 feet 8 inches long. Not sweet! Even if you are motivated enough to remove the front wheel (by releasing a clip and pulling the wheel off), it’s still pretty long. Did we mention that it’s long? If we throw in the word “upside” a few times, we’ll sound like Jay Bilas during the NBA draft coverage.

EASE OF SET-UP

The Tour Trek Tahoe is pretty simple to set up – you unfold it, slide a clip into place, stick your bag on it, and then secure straps at the bottom and top. One of our “mechanically challenged” reviewers had a devil of a time figuring out where the sliding clip was, but once he was pointed in the right direction, he was able to master the process. Trust us, if he can do it, anyone can do it.

ON COURSE IMPRESSIONS

• The Tour Trek Tahoe felt a little less rugged and sturdy than any of the competing products. Part of this may just be its light weight, but it also has a bit of the squeakiness of an IKEA desk that has been hurriedly assembled. The angle at which the bag sits places most of the weight on the back half of the cart, which made us nervous about it tipping backward – as a result, we tried to avoid parking it pointed uphill on any steep inclines. The wheelbase is narrower than competing products, leading to a little less stability on side hills.
• The brake mechanism is unique – each of the two rear wheels has a ring of ten “notches” at the axle, and near each of the rear wheels is a plastic pedal. Pushing the top part of the pedal with your foot inserts a plastic “stopper” into the ring of notches and engages the brake (it doesn’t matter which of the two wheels you decide to “freeze”, so you can use either your right or left foot). Pushing on the bottom part of the pedal lifts the plastic “stopper” out of the ring of notches, and off you go. It feels kind of cheap and plasticky, but it’s simple and it works!
• The tires are made of plastic, so there is no danger of winding up with a flat. Unfortunately, the plastic creates more friction going through heavy grass than either rubber or foam tires. Of course, this isn’t as much of a problem if you’ll just hit your ball into the middle of the fairway, where the grass is nice and short…
• The handle can be adjusted within about a 45 degree range, providing flexibility for users of different heights.
• We found that the alignment was off on our Tour Trek Tahoe, so the cart would pull to the right. Unfortunately, there does not seem to be any way to correct the alignment.

STORAGE/ACCESSORIES

The storage available on the Tour Trek Tahoe was the most meager among the push carts we tested, which is unfortunate, since one of the joys of using a push cart is being able to easily carry way more stuff than you would ever need. What the Tahoe does include is:

• a valuables tray with a magnetic lid, which was the smallest among the push carts we tested, and includes a bracket to store up to 3 balls. Because the tray is so shallow, we were unable to cram our standard set of stuff (2 golf balls, a GPS device, an iPhone, a set of keys, and a wallet) into the tray. In addition, the lid latches at the bottom of the tray (instead of at the side or at the top), so if the lid accidentally pops open, all of your stuff will fall out (thank you, gravity!) – this struck us as an unfortunate design choice.
• 4 holes for storing tees
• 2 holes for storing ball markers
• a clip for holding a pencil
• a pair of clips/tabs to hold a scorecard
• a cup/bottle holder (which we wish was positioned a little higher on the cart for easier access)

Note that the Tour Trek Tahoe is not umbrella friendly – there is no receptacle for holding a deployed umbrella, nor is there a strap to store one when not in use (although almost all golf bags these days have a strap, so it’s not strictly necessary to have it on your push cart).

The Tour Trek Tahoe isn’t going to impress your friends with its flashy good looks. It looks, well, like a cart. But hey, surely it’s available in bright colors that jazz it up, right? Nope – it only comes in silver. Just repeat the old mantra from your mom…”If your friends are going to judge you on your push cart, then they aren’t really your friends at all…”

With a retail price of $99.99, the Tour Trek Tahoe is the least expensive push cart we tested. So while we wish it had more features and that the build quality was a bit better, at this price, we can’t complain too much. If your goal is to find an inexpensive alternative to carrying your bag on your back, the Tour Trek Tahoe isn’t a bad choice.

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