First things first, if the batteries have corroded, dispose of them according to your local waste authority guidelines, or you can drop them off at your local Home Depot store’s recycling bin.

Over my 50 years in the auto repair industry, I’ve repaired hundreds, if not thousands, of battery cable terminals. But one particularly troublesome situation stands out. Once while I was charging a ...

We've all climbed into our cars, turned the key, and heard the car struggle to start. While sometimes this happens as the battery ages, hard starting can also be due to the buildup of corrosion around ...

Question: There is a fluffy white/blue deposit at the base of the positive-terminal post of my battery. The service manager’s explanation is: This is perfectly normal for a sealed battery. When a ...

At least one out of every three vehicles has corrosion around the battery terminals. Many drivers never give it any thought, since they do not think it is important enough to include in their regular ...

The average car battery lasts somewhere between two and five years, but there are ways to extend its lifespan. Here are some tips to help you get the most out of your car battery. The lifespan of your ...