Mopar Batteries are designed specifically for Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep® vehicles and utilize a special process that reduces corrosion. Any process that reduces corrosion increases the life span of your battery. And this is just one reason why Mopar Batteries are the only choice for direct OE replacement.

For a more complete description of the benefits of using Mopar replacement batteries, see "The Mopar Difference".

It is often difficult to know if you have a weak battery, and many times there is little or no warning that a battery is about to fail. If you experience any of the following, or if you suspect the battery is failing, have it load tested or replaced.

• Your vehicle experiences slow or interrupted turnover of the starter motor.

• Your instrument panel indicates battery discharge for extended periods after the engine is running.

• The battery loses power fast in cold or extended starts.

• Your headlights dim when the engine is idling.

Unfortunately there is no standard replacement interval for a battery, so you have to take several factors into consideration. The type of vehicle you drive, the geographical region you live in, and your driving habits may all play a part in determining the life span of your battery. If you notice any of the above, or suspect battery failure is imminent, have it replaced.

An improperly functioning or weak battery may cause slow or interrupted turnover of the starter motor, and a vehicle with a dead battery will not start. So when it's time to replace your battery, let the Mopar difference get you started in the right way.