Time for a new battery. I prefer something that holds it's charge over lightweight since I don't drive the car regularly.
Any recommendations?
Any recommendations?
Time for a new battery. I prefer something that holds it's charge over lightweight since I don't drive the car regularly.
Any recommendations?
Time for a new battery. I prefer something that holds it's charge over lightweight since I don't drive the car regularly.
Any recommendations?
what's wrong with Optima batteries?
Take the advice of an electrician whose battery always seems to be dead before a run!!!! J/K:wink:Just get a regular battery and a battery maintainer and your good to go but remember if your not going to drive for a while dont be lazy and forget to plug in the charger it just defeats the purpose of having one.
+1 on the Costco/Kirkland battery (which is supposedly made by Johnson Controls).
I think it was like $39 when I got it (might be more now). You can't beat that, I'm sorry. I've had it and it works great. That's 2 batteries for the price of one of those Interstates. Plus it's Costco! If you don't like it at any time, take it back!
Also, they range from 640-700 CCA and are 100 month batteries from what I remember.
Personally, I think interstates are ok but I do see them corrode the battery cables often. At the Honda/Acura shop I work at we sell Deka Batteries. They are excellent because they don't corrode and they are sealed. The batteries that have vent caps usually let off allot of gases and corrode the cables. I have a Deka in my 92 NSX, 01 MDX, and 01 CR-V;they have been great. Since we have switched to Deka batteries we have not had to warrenty one battery. Do not use an A/CDelco battery they fail regularly.