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2026 EZGO Rear Seat Cushion Set: OEM Compatibility, DTC Mapping & Material Compliance Guide | KOEEP
A sagging rear bench is the most visible wear item on an E-Z-GO, and the easiest to fix. The black rear seat cushion set for EZGO TXT, ST, ST Sport, and Valor models renews the cushion layer on 1994.5-Up carts. You only need two facts first: your cart's generation and the seat layer that failed.
Buy only the seat layer that failed
A rear seat is three separate parts. Covers, cushions, and full seats are not interchangeable, so name yours before you shop.
- Cover — the sewn vinyl skin. A stretch cover flexes over your original foam and is sold per platform.
- Cushion set — foam plus backing board plus the mounting face. This is the fix for collapsed foam or split vinyl.
- Complete seat — frame and cushions together. Buy this only when the frame is bent, rusted, or missing.
For a worn TXT-family frame, order the rear flip seat for 1994.5-Up EZGO TXT carts with black cushions instead. It arrives with the cushions already mounted.
Not sure which layer failed? Rock the rear bench hard from side to side.
- Knocking underneath or flexing welds → the frame is the problem.
- A cracked or flat surface over a solid frame → the cushions are the problem.
Place your cart in the right generation first
Generation decides everything. E-Z-GO changed the rear frame and the seat mounts more than once, so match your cart against this table.
| Generation | Production | The cue that settles it | What it means for the rear seat |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marathon | circa 1976–1994 | Squared-off cowl, flat vertical grille | Earlier frame family — measure before ordering |
| Medalist | circa 1994–1995 | Rounder body, short transitional run | The carts "1994.5" reaches back to cover |
| TXT | 1995–present | Rounded body; leaf springs at the rear axle | The cushion set's home platform |
| RXV | 2008–present | Independent rear suspension, no leaf springs | Different brackets; RXV-specific parts |
| Express | circa 2014–present | Longer wheelbase, factory rear seat | Purpose-built benches — model-specific |
| Valor | circa 2018–present | Leaf-spring rear, closely related to the TXT | Shares the TXT mounting family |
| Liberty | circa 2020–present | Forward-facing rear seats designed in | Different rear-seat architecture |
Two rows need a closer look. The ST and ST Sport are E-Z-GO's gasoline utility vehicles with TXT-style bodywork, which is why catalogs group them with TXT for seating. The Liberty's rear seat was designed into the cart and faces forward, so TXT flip-seat hardware has no place on it.
What "1994.5-Up" actually means
E-Z-GO switched body styles halfway through the 1994 run, not at New Year. A cart with a "1994" badge can carry either the old Marathon body or the new rounded one.
Two checks settle it without paperwork:
- Look at the rear axle. Leaf springs mean the TXT family this set fits; independent suspension means an RXV.
- Read the code sticker in the glove box or under the seat. From about 1996 its first two digits are the year — "19" means a 2019 cart.
The same year split runs through the whole drivetrain, including the forward and reverse switch assembly for TXT models from 1994 onward.
The four checks before you order
- Confirm the generation. Leaf springs plus a rounded body put you in the TXT, ST, ST Sport, or Valor group. No leaf springs means RXV, and a squared grille means Marathon.
- Identify the rear-frame arrangement. A fixed frame, a factory flip seat, and a stretch-limousine conversion each take different hardware. Photograph the frame from both sides.
- Measure the two cushions. Record each backing board's width and depth, plus the spacing between the frame's mounting holes.
- Check what you cannot see from above. Lift the cushion edge and look for rust at the welds, cracked grommets, and crumbling foam.
Send those numbers with a quote request and fitment becomes a match, not a guess. The full matrix logic is in the EZGO rear seat cushion fitment matrix and cross-reference guide.
RXV owners: different cart, different part
The RXV shares a badge with the TXT and almost nothing underneath. Independent rear suspension moved the seat mounting points, so TXT rear-seat hardware does not carry over.
That is why the front cushion seat cover for the EZGO RXV is a separate product from its TXT counterpart. If your cart is an RXV, a Club Car, or a Yamaha, start from the platform name — the main parts collection groups listings by application.
Installing the set without tearing the vinyl
The swap needs a socket set, a flat screwdriver, and about forty minutes. Work through these steps:
- Remove the screws or bolts that pass through each backing board.
- Lift the old cushion away and scrape off rust dust and foam crumbs. Debris left behind telegraphs through new vinyl within a season.
- Set the new cushions in place and start every fastener a few turns.
- Tighten in a crisscross pattern until snug. Overtightening dimples the vinyl and opens a crack at the bolt head.
Two habits keep the set looking new:
- Hose off sunscreen, sweat, and dirt, then let the cushions dry in open air before covering. Trapped moisture grows mildew at the foam boundary.
- Feed the vinyl a UV-rated conditioner a few times a season. Sunlight, not use, cracks golf cart upholstery first.
More material detail is in the EZGO TXT, ST, and Valor cushion material and specifications guide. More interior parts are grouped in the interior collection.
Crouch behind the cart with a flashlight before the old cushions come off. Confirm leaf springs at the rear axle — the fastest generation test there is. Press the rear frame rail while watching the welds: flex or fresh rust means repair the frame first. Then count and photograph the mounting holes, and read the year code sticker.
Frequently asked questions
Will this cushion set fit my EZGO RXV?
No. The RXV arrived in 2008 with independent rear suspension and its own brackets, so TXT-family rear cushions do not fit.
What does "1994.5-Up" mean in the product listings?
It is the shorthand for the rounded body family that E-Z-GO started mid-1994, replacing the Marathon-style body. A "1994" cart needs the visual checks, not the badge.
How do I date my cart if the sticker is gone?
Use the frame-stamped serial number plus visuals: leaf springs and a rounded body mean the TXT family, independent suspension means an RXV.
Do I need the cushion set or the complete flip seat?
Rock the rear bench. Knocking or flexing means buy the complete flip seat; a solid frame under bad foam needs only the two-cushion set.
What should I measure before ordering?
Three numbers: each cushion's width and depth, and the spacing between the frame's mounting holes. Send them with your quote request.
Will the set match the rest of my black seating?
Yes. The set is black vinyl over foam, matching the TXT-family flip seats and black front bench covers sold for the same platforms.
How long should a new cushion set last outdoors?
Stored bare in the weather, vinyl can chalk and crack within a couple of summers. Rinsed, dried before covering, and conditioned against UV, the same set stays presentable for years.
Match the frame, keep the seat
The two-cushion set for EZGO TXT, ST, ST Sport, and Valor is in stock, alongside the complete 1994.5-Up flip seat assembly. Unsure which layer you need? Send a request for a quote with your cart's generation and measurements, or email support@koeep.com — or WhatsApp +86 181 3883 8291.
Sources & further reading:
- E-Z-GO generation dates, body-style cues, and manufacturer code year decoding — authorized E-Z-GO dealer identification guides (2026)
- RXV-versus-TXT rear-seat bracket non-interchangeability — published dealer compatibility charts
- ST 350, ST 400, ST Sport, and ST Sport 2+2 classified as gasoline-powered utility vehicles — E-Z-GO factory manuals
- Fitment matrix and cross-reference method — KOEEP blog, EZGO rear seat cushion fitment matrix guide
- Cushion material and care specifications — KOEEP blog, TXT/ST/Valor cushion material and specifications guide
- Product fitment claims — KOEEP product listings, accessed September 2026