
How to Store a Car Battery for Winter
Why Do Car Batteries Die in the Cold? It happens every year: the days get shorter, the nights get longer and we bundle up and prepare for the long, cold … Continue Reading How to Store a Car Battery for Winter
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Why Do Car Batteries Die in the Cold? It happens every year: the days get shorter, the nights get longer and we bundle up and prepare for the long, cold … Continue Reading How to Store a Car Battery for Winter
How to Use a Battery Tester on Your Vehicle No car battery lasts forever. In fact, a typical battery found under the hood of a combustion engine vehicle is designed … Continue Reading How to Use a Battery Tester on Your Vehicle
Most drivers don’t realize that electric vehicle charging plugs are not always the same. When you think of plugging something in people usually picture a common 110v home outlet which … Continue Reading EV Charging Plug Types: Electric Vehicle Charging Decoded
Does an electric car need to warm up in cold weather? There are benefits to warming up your EV before beginning your journey.
Is a car battery AC or DC? These terms relate to the types of current that power devices and vehicles. Learn more here.
Are all car batteries the same? In brief, they are not. Learn more about the different types of batteries available and what your car might need.
If you turn your vehicle’s key and nothing happens, you’ll need to know how to charge a car battery. Here we’ll describe how and when to do so.
If you purchase an electric vehicle, you’ll be plugging it in. Before you make that purchase, make sure you understand the electric car plug types.
Can you jump-start a lawnmower? The answer is maybe and, if so, carefully. Read on to find out how to get your tractor up and running.
What is a trickle charger, and why might you need one? Learn more here about this clever device that keeps batteries of rarely used vehicles charged.