Review on 🏌️ Golf Cart Battery Hold Down Kit for Club Car DS and Carryall Electric Vehicles (1998-2005) by Richard Nonya

I bought a new set of Trojan batteries from a golf cart dealer. It took three hours to drive to the dealer there and back. I only took old batteries and didn't take a trolley because of the drive and heavy traffic. While I was there I bought a new set of battery bolts, or so I thought. The dealer charged me $45 plus tax for 6 bolts. I returned home and installed the batteries in the car. The bolts were 1/4" too short to work. I called the dealer and told him they sold me the wrong battery bolts. It cost me $8 to return them. After he got them, he called me and said i owe him another 15 bucks because the bolts for my car are more expensive what could i do he had my bolts and my money he ended up sending me more bolts and when i got them they were two inches too long If I cut them shorter there wouldn't be enough thread for them to still work properly.Conclusion: I spent $68 on battery bolts and they still didn't work I didn't pay another $8 to send them back and then deal with that.again at the dealer.I found this kit at Revain that came with screws and plastic pieces that go through the batteries.The price was $38 and I just ordered them and prayed they rec had. I received them and they match the factory perfectly. Substitute. From my experience with the dealer, this seemed like a good deal. However, even at $38 it's pricey for what you get, but given the difficulty I've had finding the right screws, I'd order them the first time he knew.