A reliable car battery is essential for every vehicle owner in Dubai to ensure smooth and trouble-free driving. However, the extreme heat and harsh weather conditions in this region can…Read More
Car battery life is determined by the model of the battery, not the car or truck in which it operates.
I don’t think it has anything to do with the battery.
The average car battery life is 5 years. If a person does not drive their car much, the battery could actually last even longer. Some people claim to have batteries over 7 years old in their car, and the battery test excellent.
Car battery life varies depending on quality, but is normally specified by the manufacturer on the battery itself at the time of purchase. Some cars also indicate the battery level on the dashboard.
A standard lead acid car battery lasts three to seven years.
No. Never add anything but distilled water to a battery unless specifically instructed to by the battery manufacturor.
Definitely, the life span of the best car battery is about 5 years.
When a car has "no life," it usually means that the battery is dead and the vehicle won't start. This could be due to a drained battery, a faulty charging system, or other electrical issues. The car may need a jump start or a new battery to regain power and functionality.
I am still using the same car battery for 8 years 4 months and it is fine , but I've had a battery develop a dead cell at 3 years 10 months ( the battery had a 4 year free replacement period ) Know that every time you run the battery down, you take months away from the life of the battery. Many things contribute to the life of a battery. Short trips of less than 20 minutes will shorten the life as the alternator will not fully recharge the battery. Extreme temperatures either hot or cold shorten the life of a battery. On average a battery will last from 36 to 48 months. But I have had them last 7 years and others that only lasted 3 years.
Average life is from 3-5 years, assuming the battery is never run flat which will shorten it's life.
On an automobile battery it sure does. Each time the battery is discharged the life is shortened. On a deed cell marine or golf cart battery this is not the case.
3 to 5 years