Tomberlin Automotive Group Reviews

Tomberlin, and their dealers, are knowingly selling defective golf carts. In less than one year I have had the steering wheel replaced due to surface and rubber peeling, total replacement of steering mechanism due to loss of steering, support pole replacement due to factures, brake pad replacement, and turn signal/headlights/horn stalk replacement.

Also, the battery charge level display has never been accurate.

Tomberlin representatives will initially deny knowledge of the prevalency of these problems, but I have found out many owners have experienced these problems. Anyone aware of a class action lawsuit?

Purchase 2020 tomberline emerge LE in November 2020. It is now April 2021 and it has broken down five times.

I have went through four complete sets of tires and now the steering wheel turns but the front wheels dont move. (For the second time). I purchased from a dealer three hours away that doesnt have a mobile service. I have been dealing with the local dealer and theyre trying however this isnt their problem so I cant expect a lot from them.

I am beyond frustrated at this point. These carts appear to be well built however in my opinion its the complete opposite.

Since I bought this car nothing but troubles.

based on the reviews will not consider buying this cart ad reviewsre

Hated this piece of *** from day 1 and told the dealer wanted money back and I would buy a ParCar from them . Told it was a special order , but the only thing special was the seat , which I offered to pay for .

Was told they would get back to me with an offer , That was 2 weeks ago , as they do not return calls from people who complain . I was told by this Leesburg Fla. dealer that they were a Club Car dealer , for many years , up North .

I would like to know the truth about them as I do not think they can even spell golf cart let alone have ever been in the business or any kind of business . Let me know their history if known .

Just the same as all the other reviews. Its sad

My 2009 Tomberlin E-Merge has been fine but you do have to make sure the on-board smart charger is tuned to the battery pack. When away for long periods I charge my pack then disconnect them.

So far so good. Gotta love the way they look.

We purchased a Tomberlin Golf Cart 2 years ago. We have had nothing but issues with the cart.

Brake handle issues, lights issues, but the worst is the Battery and Charging issues. Tomberlin's owners manual states to keep the cart charging while not in use, even during the winter months when not in use. Well, out of the blue, during the winter, the batteries boiled over and I have the hole in my concrete floor to prove it. It turns out, Tomberlin knew about these issues 2 years ago, before we purchased our cart, but the dealer said nothing.

There are 20 Tomberlin carts in our golf community, 18 have had the same type of charging and boil over issues.

I sold my cart and will never buy another Tomerblin product. If you own one, good luck!

Totally non-responsive company ignores emails from dealers and consumers. No longer BBB accredited; tons of unresolved complaints at BBB website.

Wish I had known that before buying their expensive, low-speed vehicle (LSV) on which the brakes failed after 31 miles. Not 310; not 3,100. 31! How safe is that?!

Dealer picked up. Two-and-a-half MONTHS later Tomberlin still had not replied despite repeated and nice phone calls and emails.

They were supposed to send a new brake master cylinder but they didn't. A dealer in California thought they might be going out of business.

They should.