Stop-start technology, which shuts off a vehicle engine when it’s at rest, is a standard feature on more and more automobiles. While the technology is designed to improve fuel economy, it can shorten the life of your battery.
You try to turn on your vehicle and you heard the dreaded click, click, click sound of a dead battery. A build-up of sulfation has killed your battery, but what is sulfation and how does it hurt your battery?
The open road calls, but you’re stuck at home because your motorcycle battery is dead. Make the smarter charger choice and chose CTEK to charge your motorcycle battery.
Lead Acid vs. Lithium Ion (LiFePO4): Automotive batteries come in two main types: lead acid and lithium ion. What does that mean? How do the two differ in performance and use?
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Stop-start technology, which shuts off a vehicle engine when it’s at rest, is a standard feature on more and more automobiles. While the technology is designed to improve fuel economy, it can shorten the life of your battery.
If your car’s turned off, you might assume your battery’s off as well. That’s not the case. The battery is affected by parasitic drain, in which sm...
Battery failure is considered the #1 cause of vehicle breakdowns around the world. Not surprising, “How to jump a car?” is the most commonly search...
You try to turn on your vehicle and you heard the dreaded click, click, click sound of a dead battery. A build-up of sulfation has killed your battery, but what is sulfation and how does it hurt your battery?
Keeping your ATV or four-wheeler battery charged will ensure you’re always ready to ride. ATVs (all-terrain vehicles) are perfect small vehicles t...
The open road calls, but you’re stuck at home because your motorcycle battery is dead. Make the smarter charger choice and chose CTEK to charge your motorcycle battery.
Lead Acid vs. Lithium Ion (LiFePO4): Automotive batteries come in two main types: lead acid and lithium ion. What does that mean? How do the two differ in performance and use?
