How To Perform A Car Battery Check

Why did my battery die? Here's a few reasons:
Irregular Use: Starting your car regularly is crucial to maintain battery health. We recommend to start your car at least once a week to keep the battery charged. Even more frequently if you live in a colder climate.

Poor Maintenance: This could be ignoring cleaning needs, neglecting inspections, failing to replace old batteries, or not tightening connections.

Extreme Temperatures: Whenever possible, park your car in a garage or covered area. In colder climates, try to park your car in the sunlight. In warmer climates, keep your car shaded.

Internal Breakdown: Different types of batteries have different durability. Make sure that you aren’t over or undercharging your battery. There also may be sulfation of the battery over time which decreases the battery’s ability to hold a charge. One of the best things you can do to prevent or slow internal breakdown is to keep your car out of extreme temperatures.

Battery Draining: Deep discharges can damage the battery and reduce its capacity over time. Continuously running electrical accessories without the engine running or leaving lights on overnight can lead to complete discharge.

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