Get the Right Battery for Your Vehicle
Enter your VIN or filter by make, model, and trim to find the perfect battery and see where it goes in your ride.
What do these fields mean?
Capacity (Ah)
Battery capacity measured in ampere-hours (Ah). Indicates how long it can supply energy; higher Ah means longer duration.
Case Size
Code that indicates the size and shape of the battery to fit correctly in your vehicle.
CCA (Cold Cranking Amps)
Amperes the battery can deliver to start the engine in cold weather. Higher values mean easier starting in cold climates.
Technology
Battery type: SLI = conventional; AGM = high performance and resistance to deep cycles.
Start/Stop
Indicates if the battery is compatible with Start/Stop systems, which turn off the engine at traffic lights to save fuel.
Why Use a VIN to Find Your Battery?
A VIN lookup ensures you get the exact battery recommended by your vehicle's manufacturer. Our tool pulls data from thousands of U.S. and global vehicles for pinpoint accuracy, saving you time and hassle.
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Complete Guide: How to Choose the Right Battery for Your Car
Battery Capacity (Ah)
Capacity determines how much energy the battery can store. Higher capacity means more autonomy and better performance in extreme conditions.
- • 40-50 Ah: Small and urban vehicles
- • 60-70 Ah: Medium and family vehicles
- • 80+ Ah: Large vehicles and SUVs
Cold Cranking Amps (CCA)
CCA indicates cold weather starting capacity. Crucial for cold climates and large engines.
- • 300-400 CCA: Temperate climates
- • 500-600 CCA: Moderate climates
- • 700+ CCA: Cold climates and heavy vehicles
Modern Battery Technologies
SLI (Starting, Lighting, Ignition)
Traditional batteries for starting, lighting and ignition. Ideal for standard use.
EFB (Enhanced Flooded Battery)
Enhanced batteries for Start/Stop systems. Higher durability and performance.
AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat)
Advanced technology for high-end vehicles. Excellent for complex systems.
Battery Maintenance and Lifespan
A well-maintained battery can last 3 to 5 years. Factors affecting lifespan:
- • Climate: Extreme temperatures reduce lifespan
- • Usage: Frequent short trips don't allow full charging
- • Electronic systems: Excessive accessory use accelerates wear
Signs Your Battery Needs Replacement
Common Symptoms:
- • Slow or difficult starting
- • Flickering or dimming lights
- • Problems with electronic systems
Prevention:
- • Check battery every 6 months
- • Clean terminals regularly
- • Avoid leaving accessories on