Why Your Car Battery Hates the First Frost
• Cold weather reduces car battery performance, potentially causing starting problems.
• Weakening batteries show signs like slow engine cranks and dim headlights.
• Testing your battery and keeping it clean can prevent cold-weather failures.
First frost: a car battery's dreaded enemy
The first frost of the year can be a beautiful sight, but for your car battery, it's a dreaded enemy. As temperatures plummet, your car battery's performance can significantly decline, leading to frustrating starting problems and potential breakdowns. Understanding why this happens can help you take proactive steps to keep your vehicle running smoothly all winter long.
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