THE BATTERY GUYS
corona batteries lake elsinore & Corona Stores
NEW LOCATION IN LAKE ELSINORE 28497 Hwy 74 # 111 Lake Elsinore,CA-92532- 951-226-8095
CORONA MAIN LOCATION-425 E 6th STREET # 105-CORONA,CA, 92879-951-496-3656
WE DELIVER TO CORONA, NORCO,RIVERSIDE, LAKE ELSINORE, PERRIS, MURRIETA, TEMECULA,
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FREE BATTERY SERVICES
FREE BATTERY CHECK
Just bring your battery to any location and we'll check your battery at no charge.
We serve this areas: Corona, Norco, Riverside, Jurupa Valley, Lake Elsinore, Perris, Canyon Lake, Murrieta, Temecula,
FREE BATTERY CHARGE
After check your battery and confirm your battery still having life left, we will recharge your battery at no charge*.(before get rid of your not working battery, double check if can hold the charge for more time) * 1 Battery per customer a year.
FREE ALTERNATOR CHECK
We'll check your alternator to find if is taking the charge needed to fully charge your battery.
FREE STARTING CHECK
At the same time we're checking battery and alternator, we can also perform a test on your starter and see if still working properly and not over use the battery to start your engine.
FAQs
Remember this very important tips; Battery, Alternator and Starter work together .
1)-If Alternator fail will damage your Battery for no charge or overcharge.
2)- If your Starter need to be rebuild and takes to long or to many tries is damaging your Battery 3)- Start your car often, average needs to be started every 12/14 days before your battery die.
Remember: After you turn off your car and remove the key from the ignition, your car still consuming Battery to keep computers , memory sets and alarms working and lowering the reserve on your Battery.
If you plan to leave your car non operational for a longer than 10 days, just disconnect the Battery( if Battery still in place but not connected will start your engine with no issues as soon you need it).
4)- If you have aftermarket electrical or electronic equipment, please install an extra AGM, Deep Cycle Battery as primary or extra auxiliary battery as peace of mind and don't damage a regular starting battery!!!
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Battery Maintenance Tips For Surviving
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For us is very important to offer the best possible car batteries, at the best accessible price!
This is like a Bumerang and if we don't do the job right , customer will come back to us and very upset.
We are showing to you the Best options based on prices and performance.
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Battery Maintenance Tips For Surviving
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3 Signs of a Dying Battery
You might be surprised to learn that most of the damage to your battery is done in summer, when high temperatures drive up the heat under your hood and accelerate the onset of failure. If your battery is aging, wintertime’s low temperatures and thickened engine oil could be the final straw.Your first indication
3 Signs of a Dying Battery
You might be surprised to learn that most of the damage to your battery is done in summer, when high temperatures drive up the heat under your hood and accelerate the onset of failure. If your battery is aging, wintertime’s low temperatures and thickened engine oil could be the final straw.Your first indication of battery failure might be a no-start, but you may have missed an earlier, more subtle warning. Signs of impending failure include:• The obvious: The battery warning light appears on your vehicle’s instrument panel.• The engine cranks slowly when the ignition key is turned.• The headlights dim when the vehicle idles.Complicating matters, those are the same warning signs as a failing charging system or corroded battery cables. If your vehicle shows those symptoms, have a repair shop perform a simple check of your battery and charging system—it’s often free with the understanding that the shop will perform any subsequent repairs. Your mechanic should do a battery-system check as part of any regular service or winterization.If your battery is not ready for replacement, you can carry a lithium-ion “jump pack” in your trunk. The Spirit A8 Car Jump Starter, $70, did well in our tests.Editor's Note: This article also appeared in the January 2016 issue of Consumer Reports magazine.
Battery Maintenance Tips For Surviving
Battery Maintenance Tips For Surviving
Battery Maintenance Tips For Surviving
DECEMBER 09, 2020
- Battery failure can be prevented with the right approach to battery maintenance
- Unexpected battery failure is most common during the winter months
- Covid-19 has changed driving behaviours and is making battery breakdowns more likely
Batteries lose a lot of their cranking power in cold weather, which is why battery failure is
DECEMBER 09, 2020
- Battery failure can be prevented with the right approach to battery maintenance
- Unexpected battery failure is most common during the winter months
- Covid-19 has changed driving behaviours and is making battery breakdowns more likely
Batteries lose a lot of their cranking power in cold weather, which is why battery failure is most common in winter. Poorly performing batteries often continue for months, still able to start the engine, and then fail the first time they are exposed to a cold night on the roadside. Unexpected battery failures are expensive and inconvenient, but they can be avoided with the right approach to battery maintenance. In this guide, Exide Technologies (www.exidegroup.com), a leading original-equipment and aftermarket battery manufacturer, provides tips on keeping your battery in top condition throughout the winter months.
Covid-19 has changed driving behaviours. More people are working from home, and many are doing fewer and shorter journeys for business and pleasure. This is great for the environment and the amount we spend on fuel, but it can be expensive because of the increased likelihood of breakdowns.
Particularly batteries more than 4 years old can struggle – they will already have reduced capacity because of aging, and are more likely to have issues cranking the engine in lower winter temperatures if only partially charged. Car batteries work best at a temperature of 27°C. By the time the temperature falls to 0°C, even a fully charged battery has lost around a third of its starting power. Cold weather also means that more energy is required to crank the engine, creating a double effect of less available power and increased energy demand.
Electrical equipment like alarms and keyless access systems are energy consuming even when the vehicle is not in use, draining the battery when the car is off the road.
Longer journeys are key
Short journeys may not be enough to keep your battery in a healthy state of charge. The alternator ideally needs at least 15–20 km on the motorway to fully recharge the battery, so those short trips to do the groceries may not be enough. In fact, smaller trips are often bad for the battery, as they may not offset the energy cost of starting the engine and powering on-board electrical equipment during the trip. To keep your battery in a healthy state of charge, make sure you go on longer trips regularly, or consider plugging in your battery for a recharge.
When batteries enter a low state of charge their performance can be permanently impacted, increasing the chances of failure during winter.
Keep your battery charged
If you don’t have a reason to go on longer trips, a great alternative can be to use a charger such as the Exide 12/7 or 12/15. These are designed to also work as a maintenance charger once the battery is recharged, which preserves its lifespan and keeps it in a proper state of charge. Exide advises recharging your battery at least every 4–6 weeks if your vehicle is off the road.
If you don’t have access to a charger, workshops can always help. They will typically test your battery using a professional tester such as the Exide EBT965P, and will have a recharger on hand in case it’s needed. If the voltage is lower than 12.5V, measured with key off at battery terminals, the battery must be recharged straight away.
Tips for a healthy battery this winter:
• Make longer journeys of at least 15–20 km regularly to keep the battery in a healthy state of charge
• Recharge your battery every 4–6 weeks to keep it in optimum condition if your vehicle is off the road
• Do not let your battery voltage drop below 12.5V
• High-performance batteries offer reduced risk of breakdowns
The right technology for the job
Exide Premium Carbon Boost easily handles extreme weather. It recharges up to 2 times faster than a conventional battery and offers 30% more starting power. Fast recharging means it reaches a healthy state of charge more quickly, reducing the risk of battery failure and vehicle breakdown.
Exide AGM and EFB batteries also offer excellent performance in cold weather. Designed in Exide’s original-equipment business for leading European carmakers, they provide exceptional electrical performance and were specially designed to support the start-stop powertrain. EFB batteries can also be used in conventional cars without start-stop powertrains for additional electrical performance. Of course, regardless of what battery technology you use, the right approach to maintenance will preserve battery lifespan.
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About Exide Technologies
Exide Technologies, headquartered near Paris, France, is a leading provider of advanced energy storage solutions for the automotive and industrial markets. It designs, manufactures and markets today´s and next-generation battery technologies used across a wide range of applications, from automotive and off-road to material handling, stationary, rail and defense. Exide Technologies serves the global markets with top-notch battery technologies, know-how & added-value services under many well-known brands. As an original equipment manufacturer to leading automotive and industrial equipment manufacturers, Exide Technologies has been involved in many of the significant breakthrough energy-storage developments that are enabling innovation across the markets. With two R&D facilities, nine production plants and three recycling plants in Europe, Exide is committed to high-quality engineering, manufacturing and recycling, and continues to power the world with the most efficient energy solutions and helping customers maximize productivity and performance. In the fiscal year 2020, Exide achieved a turnover of 1.4 billion EUR.