POWER
YOU CAN
COUNT ON.
Your battery provides the electrical power needed to start your vehicle and helps support the vehicle's electrical system. A weak battery can turn a normal morning into a no-start situation.
YOUR
VEHICLE'S
POWER SOURCE.
When you turn the key or press the start button, the battery supplies the electrical energy needed to operate the starting system.
STARTING
Provides electrical power to the starter so the engine can crank.
ELECTRICAL POWER
Supports vehicle electronics and electrical systems when required.
STABLE VOLTAGE
Helps maintain the electrical system while the vehicle operates.
TEST
BEFORE
YOU REPLACE.
A battery that looks clean and normal can still be weak. Proper testing helps determine whether the battery is capable of providing the power your vehicle needs.
YOUR CAR
MAY BE
TRYING TO TELL YOU.
SLOW CRANKING
The engine turns over noticeably slower than normal when starting.
DEAD BATTERY
The vehicle repeatedly needs a jump start or loses its ability to start.
DIM LIGHTS
Interior or exterior lights may appear weak or fluctuate with electrical demand.
BATTERY WARNING
A battery or charging warning on the dashboard should be properly diagnosed.
CLEAN
CONNECTIONS
MATTER.
Battery terminals and cables need a solid electrical connection. Corrosion, looseness or damaged cables can create starting and electrical problems even when the battery itself is healthy.
THE RIGHT
BATTERY FOR
THE VEHICLE.
Battery replacement isn't simply about installing a new battery. The replacement should match the vehicle's required specifications and the vehicle should be checked after installation.
SCHEDULE BATTERY SERVICE →Correct physical battery fitment.
Appropriate cold-cranking capability.
Correct battery technology for the vehicle.
Secure installation and proper connections.
DON'T
WAIT FOR
THE CLICK.
Slow starts, repeated jump starts or battery warning signs? Have the starting and charging system checked before you're left stranded.
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