Battery
If you notice that your headlights are flickering at night, that's something to pay attention to. While there could be many different things that could cause that problem, one possibility is your vehicle's alternator.The alternator takes mechanical energy from the engine and turns it into electr...
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Posted in Battery
on April 11, 2021
Your alternator makes electricity to start and run your engine and all of the vital electrical systems in your vehicle. Thats everything from the on-board computers to the turn signals. And of course there is the entertainment system, seat heaters, power windows and everything you plug into the p...
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Posted in Battery
on February 21, 2021
The simple fact is that 70% of car batteries fail within 4 years. They just need to be replaced when they are no longer able to hold a full charge. Batteries are a big ticket item for most Lake Orion motorists and it’s tempting to put off buying a new one as long as possible. But a battery that...
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Posted in Battery
on February 03, 2016
Hello, welcome to Tire Warehouse Depot. Today's focus is batteries. It seems like everything in Lake Orion runs on batteries. Of course, the batteries we’re most concerned with here at Tire Warehouse Depot are those in our customer's vehicles. Just like the batteries in our smoke de...
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Posted in Battery
on October 30, 2015
Here's an interesting statistic for our auto owners in Lake Orion, Michigan: Only thirty percent of car batteries make it to forty-eight months. And the life expectancy varies by where you live. It ranges from fifty-one months in extremely cold areas to just thirty months in extremel...
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Posted in Battery
on October 14, 2015
It's important for Lake Orion auto owners to know battery basics. First, let’s talk about which is harder on a battery – hot or cold Michigan weather. Most Flint motorists think it’s cold weather because that’s when we call on our batteries to have enough power to start a cold SUV engine.
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Posted in Battery
on September 30, 2015
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