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The Powerful Rush for Adventure If you’re like adrenaline junkies all over the world, you crave the kind of thrilling excursion that takes you far from your everyday routine. Now, … Continue Reading The Best Lithium-Ion Battery for Your Powersport Vehicle
Hybrid vehicles work by powering off the engine when they are not in motion on the road, such as at a stop light or in traffic, which is considered idling. … Continue Reading Don’t Let Your Hybrid Sit Idle
If you drive a vehicle with an internal combustion engine, you can think of the battery like your vehicle’s beating heart. The battery cables act like arteries running a current … Continue Reading How to Replace Battery Cables
Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs) and Electric Vehicles (EVs) use auxiliary batteries to support the operation of the 12-volt electrical system. Instead of utilizing the High Voltage (HV) battery to power … Continue Reading What Is An Auxiliary Battery Used For In Hybrid Electric Vehicles and Electric Vehicles?
NAPA AUTO PARTS and AAA are joining forces once again, this time to provide consumers with a first-rate solution for their vehicle battery needs. Building upon a 25-year relationship, NAPA … Continue Reading NAPA AUTO PARTS and AAA Join Forces to Offer a Best-In-Class Car Battery
Good UTV maintenance includes checking your battery to make sure it’s charged and ready to go.
A battery terminal cleaner helps remove corrosive buildup from your battery. Here, we’ll discuss how to use this tool to prolong battery life.
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.
What is a battery maintainer? This product can keep your car battery charged if the vehicle is unused for long periods of time. Learn more here.
How does cold weather kill a car battery? Here’s why batteries fail more often when temperatures drop and what you can do to prevent such a failure.