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Absorbed Glass-Mat (AGM) Batteries

AGM Batteries for Cars & Trucks

Today’s advanced vehicles need a car battery just as advanced. Absorbed glass-mat (AGM) batteries from Interstate can outlast and outperform standard lead-acid batteries. Their unique design suspends the liquid electrolyte in fiberglass mats, offering incredible mounting flexibility and vibration resistance. Each spill-proof AGM battery from Intestate comes with either a 48-month or 36-month warranty, and they’re ideal for high-powered vehicles with start-stop engines or several high-drain accessories.

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FAQs

How to Identify a Faulty Car Battery
Signs of a bad car battery include slow engine cranking, dim headlights or a clicking sound when starting. Other warning signs are a swollen battery case, heavy corrosion on terminals or frequent jump-starts. You can test the battery using a multimeter or get a battery test at an Interstate dealer.
Which Kind of Car Battery Should I Buy?

Select a car battery that matches your owner's manual recommendations for group size and cold-cranking amps (CCA). For modern cars with start-stop systems, absorbed glass-mat (AGM) batteries offer greater durability and handle higher power demands. Older vehicles with fewer electronics often use standard flooded lead-acid batteries, which are reliable and cost-effective.

Some start-stop vehicles may require an Enhanced Flooded Battery (EFB), so always check the owner's manual and with your local dealer to verify which battery is recommended.
How Long Does an Auto Battery Last?
Most car batteries last 3 to 5 years, though some may last longer. However, extreme temperatures and infrequent use can shorten a battery’s lifespan.