GTW Tires & Wheels: Fitment, Uses & Buying Notes
GTW tire and wheel profile with fitment checks, tread notes, sizing risks and buying questions for golf cart owners.
GTW tires and wheels: matched combos for street and all-terrain looks
Under the same GTW brand as the lift kits, GTW’s tire-and-wheel side is built around ready-to-bolt combos, a tire mounted on a matching GTW wheel, so owners can change the whole look and stance in one purchase. The range spans street tread for smooth-road carts up to all-terrain patterns for lifted builds, and the wheels come in the finishes (machined, black, colored) that drive a lot of the styling appeal. If you want the cart to look and roll differently without sourcing tires and wheels separately, GTW combos are an easy path.
This page is about the rolling stock, not the lift itself. The key buying question is whether the tire size and wheel offset suit your cart’s height: a street combo fits many stock carts, while the bigger all-terrain sizes usually assume a lift. Match the combo to your actual setup.
GTW combo styles
| Combo style | Tread | Fits |
|---|---|---|
| Street | Smooth / low-profile | Many stock-height carts |
| All-terrain | Aggressive lugs | Usually lifted carts |
| Turf-friendly | Mild tread | Course and mixed use |
GTW tire models, sizes & pricing (2026)
The section above covers GTW tread types in general, but not specific sizes or prices. Here are two popular GTW tire lines with real sizes, ply ratings, and per-tire pricing, sourced from current retailer listings.
| Model | Common Size | Ply | Tread | Price/tire |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GTW Timberwolf | 22×10-10 (also 22×10-12, 22×10-14) | 4-ply | All-terrain | ~$100 and up |
| GTW Fusion (street) | 205/50-10 | 4-ply | Street/DOT | ~$85–$139 |
Sizes, ply, and pricing sourced from current retailer listings (Amazon, Golf Cart Stuff, Buggies Unlimited) as of July 2026. Separate tire-only pricing from mounted wheel-and-tire combos, which cost more. The 22 in Timberwolf all-terrain size usually needs a lift for clearance, while the 205/50-10 Fusion street tire fits standard 10 in wheels with no lift.
GTW tire-specific gotchas
The big one is clearance: the larger all-terrain GTW combos need a lift, and forcing them onto a stock cart causes rubbing and steering interference. Decide your height first, then pick a combo that fits it. Wheel offset also matters, the wrong offset pushes the tire into the fender or suspension. And any tire size change beyond stock skews the speedometer and slightly alters torque. Confirm rim diameter, bolt pattern, and offset for your cart before ordering a combo.
Who should skip GTW tires
Skip GTW combos if you want a pure turf tire for course play, a turf specialist is a better fit. Skip the big all-terrain combos if your cart is stock height and you are not lifting it. But if you want a coordinated, good-looking tire-and-wheel package that matches your build, street or lifted, GTW combos are a convenient, popular choice.
Before you buy GTW tires
Is my cart stock height or lifted, and does this combo fit that? Confirm wheel diameter, bolt pattern, and offset against your cart before ordering.
- Is my cart stock height or lifted, and does this combo fit that?
- Do the wheel diameter, bolt pattern, and offset match my cart?
- Do I want street, all-terrain, or turf-friendly tread?
- Am I accounting for speedometer and torque changes from a size change?
Match tires to any lift with our lift and tire size chart, compare wheel sizes in 14-inch vs 12-inch wheels, and read the honest GTW tire review.