The Titanium One
L4TB68L Titanium 4 Seat Extended Range Electric Golf Cart Rental Guide, Miramar Beach
Four seats, lifted, titanium, extended range lithium. This is the right size for a couple, a small family or two friends who do not need six seats of real estate they will never fill. Florida tag IW18CZ. One thing to know before you go looking: the lockbox lives under the front seat, on the floor beside the battery.
Unit L4TB68L. Windshield number first, always.
01
One Cushion, Then You Are In
The front seat cushion lifts straight up. Underneath, sitting on the floor next to the battery, is a small black lockbox. Lift once, dial, done. Put the cushion back down before anybody sits on it.
- Lift the front seat cushion. The box is on the floor underneath, alongside the battery.
- Line up the four digits. Straight across, and they sit half a notch off more often than you would like.
- Slide the black button down. The lid pops open and the key is inside.
No code in hand
The primary driver got it by text and email at the start of the rental and by email again the night before. Spam folder first, then ask whoever booked the trip. We release codes only to drivers approved on the agreement, so we cannot send one to somebody who is not listed.
02
What A Small Crew Still Needs To Hear
Two or three people in a four seater feels casual. The vehicle does not care how casual the trip is.
Light, narrow, lifted, open
A Low Speed Vehicle weighs a fraction of what a car weighs and rides on a narrow track, and this one is lifted, so it tips rather than slides. The sideways force in a turn roughly quadruples when you double your speed. Rollovers come from three moves: taking a corner too fast, swerving suddenly to miss something, or catching a curb or soft sandy edge in the middle of a turn. Brake before the corner, roll through it, straighten, then accelerate.
No airbags, no crumple zones, no doors, no roof cage. The seat belt is the entire safety system, and an unbelted rider can be thrown out in a stop a car would shrug off.
- Four seats, four belts, four riders. Even with two of you, everybody who gets in gets buckled. No laps, no standing, nobody on the back step while it moves.
- Approved drivers only. 22 or older, valid license, active auto insurance in their own name, listed and approved on the signed agreement before the rental began. Codes go to approved drivers only. Anyone else driving is prohibited use, which voids coverage and shifts responsibility to the renter.
- Car seats if kids ride. Florida Statute 316.613 requires a child through age 3 in a separate carrier or an integrated child seat, and a booster does not satisfy it. A child aged 4 or 5 needs a carrier, an integrated seat, or a booster.
- Phone stays down while moving. Handheld and hands free both prohibited in motion. Stop somewhere safe and lawful.
- Florida DUI law applies exactly as it does to a car. Pick the driver before dinner.
- Walk around it once before the first drive. Tires, belts, lights, body. Text a photo of anything off to (850) 830-4699. If there is a crash: 911, stay, report, then text us.
The rest of it
Fees, damage terms, prohibited uses and cancellation are in your signed agreement and in the Terms, Conditions and Policies. Road law is on the Florida Golf Cart And LSV Laws page. This page is part of the Renter Guide your agreement references. It was sent to you in writing at booking and again the day the rental began, and every approved driver should read it before driving.
03
Waking It Up
- Belts on, then the key.
- Tow switch has to read RUN. Under the seat near the battery, or on the passenger side by the glovebox. On TOW the vehicle is intentionally dead.
- Turn the key twice to the right. First click lights the dash, second click wakes the drive. One click is the single most common false alarm we get.
- F or R only at a complete stop.
- Ease onto the pedal. Instant, silent torque. Give it the first block.
- Headlights, blinkers, horn. Use them on public roads the way you would in a car.
The parking brake is the only park gear
Nothing else holds it on a slope. Set it every time you step out, point the wheels at the curb on an incline, take the key with you.
04
Overnight Charging
Extended range buys more miles between charges. It does not buy a night off the cord. Standard wall outlet, roughly eight hours from low to full, plugged in every night and any time it sits during the day. About 20 to 22 miles on a full pack, and the gauge is honest the whole way down, so believe it.
- Last thing before bed, every night. Even after a short run to dinner.
- One outlet per vehicle. Two sharing a circuit trips the breaker. Stagger if you have to.
- Older property, find a clear circuit. Unplug the coffee maker from that outlet before the charger goes in.
- The cord travels with the vehicle. Leave it at the condo, run flat mid trip, and the tow is on you.
Do not push the bottom half
It runs through the second half of the charge faster than the first. Do not leave it sitting at half overnight and assume you have another evening in it. Return it at 90 percent or better and plugged in, because under 90 is a $100 charge.
05
How Charged Is It
Round gauge on the passenger side, near the glovebox. That dial is your state of charge. Look at it before you head out, not when you are already halfway down the coast.
06
Party Lights
The glow system is one of the things people come back for. Key in the ignition until the dash lights up, then grab the small silver remote clipped to the dashboard and hit Power.
- Mode cycles solid illumination, seven running modes, pulse, scan, strobe, fade, S.O.S, music modes and voice modes.
- Color picks from red, hot pink, pink, purple, orange, yellow, green, teal, blue, white, color cycle and color fade.
- Speed controls how fast the effects move, five levels.
Lights not responding
Black switch with a blue indicator, low on the dashboard, flip it to ON. If the dash itself is not lit, turn the ignition first. Leave the other toggle switches alone, they run power to the glow system.
Glow is decoration. After dark your headlights, tail lights and blinkers are what keep you legal and seen.
07
Music
Turn the key to on, open Bluetooth on your phone, connect to the cart's speaker. It pairs like any other device and stays yours for the rental. Keep the volume where you can still hear traffic and a siren, and bring it down through the neighborhoods at night.
08
Where You Can Take It
L4TB68L is titled, tagged and insured as a Low Speed Vehicle under Florida Statute 320.01 and 49 C.F.R. 571.500, and Florida Statute 316.2122 puts it on any public road posted 35 mph or under. The orange lines on the map are the approved corridors: Scenic Gulf Drive through Miramar Beach and Destin, and County Road 30A through Santa Rosa Beach.
US-98, the beach, sidewalks and trails are all off limits, including crossing US-98 anywhere other than a legal signalized intersection. Communities also set their own rules, and several along 30A and inside Sandestin do not allow rental vehicles at all, so check your address on the Neighborhood Rules page. If you are unsure about a specific road or gate, text us before you go rather than after.
09
Start, Finish, And The AirTag
Clean, charged and waiting by your start time. We will reach out if it is ready ahead of schedule, which happens more often than not. Delivery runs a tight geographic route rather than individual reservation windows, which is how it stays free, so it may show up before your window opens. That is yours to enjoy early. If nobody is there yet we park it neatly out of the way.
Every vehicle carries an Apple AirTag that cannot be removed, so we can find you fast if you need help. Your ID is L4TB68L, printed on the windshield, and any AirTag alert from this vehicle is ours.
- Charge to 90 percent or better and leave it plugged in. Under 90 is a $100 charge.
- Key back in the lockbox, digits scrambled. Cord back in the vehicle.
- Text (850) 830-4699 when it is ready. A quick heads up is all we need. We come at or shortly after the end of your rental.
Charges worth avoiding: key or remote $50, cord $50, stranded tow $200, late return $100 an hour, citations passed through plus $35 admin. The rest is in the Terms.
10
If Something Is Off
Will not charge
Cord ends dark, start with the breaker. A tripped GFI is almost always the culprit. Reset, replug, check again. Still nothing, unplug, wait thirty seconds, try once more. Running two vehicles means one circuit each.
Will not start or move
Tow switch on RUN, not TOW, under the seat near the battery or passenger side near the glovebox. Then two clicks right on the key, parking brake released, selector fully in F or R.
Anything that feels unsafe
Soft tire, steering that pulls, a long brake pedal, a warning light. Park somewhere safe and legal and text us.
Photo first, then text
A quick photo or ten second video solves most problems without a site visit. Send it first, because it is the first thing we will ask for anyway.
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Good Questions
How many people can legally ride in a 4 seat golf cart rental?
Four, and only four. One person per seat with the belt fastened, no lap sitting, no standing, nobody on the steps while it is moving. Exceeding the rated capacity is illegal on Florida public roads and puts the liability on the renter.
Do you need insurance to rent a golf cart in Florida?
Yes. Every approved driver on a Beach Better reservation must carry active personal auto insurance in their own name, and under Florida Statute 627.7263 your own policy is primary during the rental. You attest to this when you e-sign the rental agreement, and you should keep proof of insurance with you while driving. Optional Renter's Collision Protection is available at booking to cap your out of pocket exposure if something goes wrong.
Where is the lockbox on this cart?
Under the front seat, on the floor next to the battery. Lift the cushion and it is right there. A handful of units in our fleet keep theirs on the passenger side floorboard instead, so go by this page rather than by the last cart you rented.
Is L4TB68L street legal in Florida?
Yes. It is a Low Speed Vehicle under Florida Statute 320.01 and 49 C.F.R. 571.500, carrying Florida plate IW18CZ, a VIN, a title, current registration and insurance. Florida Statute 316.2122 permits it on public roads posted 35 mph or less. It is never permitted on US-98.
Who is allowed to drive it?
Approved drivers only: 22 or older, valid driver license, active auto insurance in their own name, and listed and approved on the signed rental agreement before the rental begins. Two drivers are included and each additional driver is $15, approved online in advance. Lockbox codes go only to approved drivers.
Is a 4 seat cart big enough for a family?
For four people, yes, and it is easier to park and turn than a six seater. The catch is gear. Four seats plus a cooler, chairs and towels means somebody is holding something, which is not allowed while moving, so a storage box is the fix.
Add On
Add A Storage Box
Cooler, towels, sunscreen, toys. It all fits, and it locks. Add it before pickup, no store visit needed.
Add Storage
Add On
Add A Driver
Two are included. Anyone else is $15 and signs online, no calls and no store visit.
Add DriverText (850) 830-4699 with any question before you drive. We are at 76 N Holiday Rd, Miramar Beach, FL 32550, next to the Cumberland gas station, and at Rentals@alwaysbeachbetter.com.