Not Driving Your Car Much Means The Battery
Everyone likes offering advice to others. It makes them feel helpful, knowledgeable, and it helps someone in need. Unfortunately when it's about cars, it's often the wrong advice. When people don't check their facts, their well intended advice perpetuates car misconceptions that do more harm than good. Here are three common myths about car batteries.
Not Driving Your Car Much Means the Battery Is in Mint Condition
While this may be true for some of your car parts, it isn't for your car battery. If you only drive your car a few blocks down the road to the grocery store once a week, the battery will likely require more frequent replacements than your neighbor's who drives hour-long daily work commutes. While his battery gets hour-long recharging
Not Driving Your Car Much Means the Battery Is in Mint Condition
While this may be true for some of your car parts, it isn't for your car battery. If you only drive your car a few blocks down the road to the grocery store once a week, the battery will likely require more frequent replacements than your neighbor's who drives hour-long daily work commutes. While his battery gets hour-long recharging