Should I Preemptively Replace a 4-Year-Old Car Battery?
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Should I Preemptively Replace a 4-Year-Old Car Battery? 1 month agoI’d definitely replace it now before you get stranded in a freezing parking lot. Four years is a decent lifespan for a standard battery in extreme climates. When you shop for a new one, pay close attention to the Cold Cranking Amps (CCA). Higher is always better for winters.
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Should I Preemptively Replace a 4-Year-Old Car Battery? 1 month ago
A slow crank is definitely your car’s way of giving you a warning. Last winter, my wife’s sedan started doing the exact same thing right around Thanksgiving. We decided to replace it immediately rather than risk her getting stuck at work late at night. There are so many brands available at the auto parts stores, so I spent an evening researching o…[Read more]