Posted on 11/30/2020
Modern vehicles have more electrical demands than generations before. Your car’s battery has to be in good condition to meet those demands effectively. The battery’s primary function is not only to supply a steady stream of electrical current to your vehicle’s accessories but also the starter motor. Hence, it cranks on when you turn your key. It’s no secret that summer heat can destroy batteries, but winter chill can also be damaging. Cold temperatures can be hard on the battery, forcing it to work almost twice as hard in the winter as it would in typical climates. Common signs your battery is starting to die: It takes longer to start your car. The headlights and interior lights are starting to become dim. The engine clicks, but your vehicle won’t start. Car and Truck Battery Maintenance Tips: While your vehicle is cold, check the battery ... read more