Wanda 215/40-12 P825 TL 4PR GOLF

The Wanda P825 is a replacement tyre for golf carts and similar low-speed vehicles running the common 12-inch wheel fitment. It suits owners refreshing worn rubber on a golf buggy, resort or club cart, or a light utility vehicle used on sealed paths and grounds.

Supplied as a single tyre, so you can replace one damaged cover or build up a matched set. Check the size marked on your existing sidewall, and confirm your rim width and pressure requirements with your vehicle handbook, before ordering.

• 215/40-12 fitment for 12-inch golf cart and low-speed vehicle wheels
• Tubeless (TL) type construction
• 4-ply rating (4PR) casing
• Bias-ply (diagonal) construction, as denoted by the dash in the 215/40-12 size code
• 215 mm section width with a 40 series low-profile sidewall
• Sold individually for single replacement or full sets

• One Wanda P825 215/40-12 tyre (tyre only; no tube, valve, wheel or fitting hardware)

Have the tyre fitted and balanced by a qualified tyre technician using proper tools; levering a tubeless tyre on with makeshift tools can damage the bead and cause it to leak or unseat.
As a tubeless tyre, it needs an undamaged, clean rim and a sound valve to hold air — replace the valve at the same time as the tyre and check the bead seat for corrosion or debris before fitting.
Inflate to the pressure specified by your vehicle manufacturer, and never exceed the maximum pressure moulded on the tyre sidewall.
Check pressures when the tyres are cold (before use), at least monthly and before any extended use — under-inflation is the main cause of premature wear and casing damage on cart tyres.
Inspect regularly for cuts, bulges, embedded stones, exposed cords and uneven wear, and replace the tyre if the tread is worn to the wear indicators or the casing is damaged.
Fit tyres of the same size and construction across an axle, and keep left and right pressures matched so the cart tracks straight.
Clean with mild soap and water only; keep petroleum products, solvents, brake fluid and tyre "shine" dressings off the rubber, as these accelerate ageing and cracking.
Store spare tyres upright or stacked flat in a cool, dry, dark place away from direct sunlight, ozone sources such as electric motors and welders, and any sharp objects.
Avoid kerb strikes, sharp turns under power on hard surfaces, and overloading the vehicle — all of which shorten the life of a bias-ply cart tyre.