Dodge Avenger Battery

Were you aware that a quarter of the vehicles on the road require a battery replacement? This underscores the importance of regularly testing the battery in your Dodge Avenger. If your Avenger needs a new battery, we're here to provide the right one for your vehicle. Continue reading to find out more about your Dodge car battery.

Possible Car Battery Match for Your Dodge Avenger

Group Size 86 Car Battery

$204.95 SRP

Interstate MT-86:
Our better flooded, non-AGM battery

Group size: 86

CCA: 525

24 Month Warranty

Free / 5 Year Performance Warranty

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Making the Most of Your Dodge Avenger Car Battery

It's wise to have your Dodge Avenger car battery tested every six months, particularly if it's getting old or you've experienced problems, such as dimming lights, warning lights or trouble starting the engine.

If you encounter any of these symptoms or doubt the condition of your Dodge Avenger battery, it's advisable to seek professional help. Our auto experts can conduct a comprehensive battery evaluation to ascertain the actual state of your battery and offer guidance on whether it's time to consider a Dodge battery replacement.

Routine maintenance, which includes maintaining clean terminals and inspecting the battery cables, can also contribute to extending the longevity of your Dodge Avenger battery. However, when your battery exhibits signs of weakness or reaches its anticipated lifespan, it's vital to consider replacing it to avoid the inconvenience of being stranded with a dead battery.

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Estimating the Lifespan of Your Dodge Avenger Battery

The battery life of your Dodge Avenger is determined by many variables, such as the type of battery, the environment where you live, how you drive and how well you maintain your car. An ordinary automobile battery has a typical lifespan of three to five years. However, it's important to remember that some batteries may survive longer than this period, and others may need to be replaced sooner.