Apr 9, 2016 #1 jake Senior Member Joined Oct 23, 2012 Messages 1,540 Reaction score 1,090 Location wisconsin Do you change your battery every 5-7 years or do you wait till it dies on you?
Apr 9, 2016 #2 300rag It's Not Going to Shift Itself Joined Dec 4, 2010 Messages 14,478 Reaction score 24,891 Location Cochrane, Alberta, Canada I'm cheap. Batteries don't get replaced until they start having issues. Then I don't wait for complete failure.
I'm cheap. Batteries don't get replaced until they start having issues. Then I don't wait for complete failure.
Apr 9, 2016 #3 commando1 Old Man with a Hat Joined Mar 10, 2011 Messages 37,685 Reaction score 39,179 Location Sebring, Florida When I was commuting and my life depended on punching in to the second, I replaced my 5 year batteries at 59 months. Now, I let the "No Start" feature let me know when. Life is better now...
When I was commuting and my life depended on punching in to the second, I replaced my 5 year batteries at 59 months. Now, I let the "No Start" feature let me know when. Life is better now...
Apr 9, 2016 #4 rags Senior Member Joined Dec 14, 2015 Messages 1,594 Reaction score 2,317 Location greater norwich metropolitan area if it's not leaking acid and still starts the car, it stays. with the quality of parts these days, known good used beats parts store new.
if it's not leaking acid and still starts the car, it stays. with the quality of parts these days, known good used beats parts store new.
Apr 9, 2016 #5 live4theking Old Man with a Hat Joined Nov 24, 2014 Messages 12,884 Reaction score 9,078 Location Rockland; Venango County Pennsylvania I've had batteries last 8 years. I think the one in my van is 9 years old now that I think about it.
Apr 9, 2016 #6 livininharrow Senior Member Joined Jan 21, 2012 Messages 1,464 Reaction score 1,039 Location harrow canada a good battery booster is always in my trunk if not for me for someone else.