Do batteries rank better than other brands?

Ranking brands is different from ranking batteries, of course, and it turns out to be a lot more complicated. You cannot necessarily trust that every battery made by one brand is automatically better than every comparable battery from any other given brand.

Should you buy a better battery brand?

Like everything in life there are always exceptions to the rule. Better brands tend to produce batteries with quality materials and in better production environments. So, it’s always a good idea to consider buying from a better quality brand. But, like in most cases your wallet will dictate the purchase. Which car battery brand lasts the longest?

How do I choose the best battery brands?

Here are some of the factors we considered when choosing battery brands for our list: A battery should last for years at a time, with the best and most reliable lasting beyond five years of use. The quality of the battery is as important as the materials and design.

What are the best battery brands?

In my opinion some of the better brands are Exide, Varta, Optima batteries, Bosch, Duracell and so on. I found this very interesting video in which battery brands are tested and compared, watch the video and and judge for yourself:

What is the difference between a regular and a premium battery?

Regular or cheaper are mostly the same, with a slight difference in quality. The price fluctuates mostly because of the raw material prices and manufacturing process. There are more factors, but we will keep it simple. On the other hand, premium batteries are where the biggest difference is. These are not just copy-pasted from one brand to another.

Are all car batteries the same?

Although you can find batteries from different brands with the exact specifications or similar, they are not made 100% equally the same. Let’s look at an example of a lead-acid battery. Regardless of the brand, the working principle of a lead-acid battery is the same and also all car battery types are heavy.