A battery brand for your vehicle that's made to last.
When you’re on the road, you don’t want to have any doubts about your auto battery. That’s why at Tires Plus we only carry the most trusted auto battery brands for your vehicle. Brands like DieHard batteries, a go-to for auto technicians since the 1960s that continues to be a top auto battery to help you power ahead.
Choosing the best battery for your car or truck all depends on your budget, driving experience, and the top performance you want from your vehicle. When you’re ready to shop, you don’t have to wonder where to find DieHard’s unparalleled line-up of auto batteries. At Tires Plus, we carry the best batteries with reliable starting power at the exact power level and fit for your vehicle. When you shop for DieHard batteries at Tires Plus, you will find battery options that fall into two main categories, standard flooded or wet cell, and AGM batteries.
Standard flooded, or wet cell, batteries are the most common automotive batteries used to charge cars and trucks. Their main benefit is they are a very budget friendly battery option for most vehicles.
What are AGM batteries? AGM stands for “absorbent glass mat” and are the next step up from your standard flooded battery. Because of their higher performance power, AGM batteries do cost more than standard flooded battery options.
What are AGM batteries? AGM stands for “absorbent glass mat” and are the next step up from your standard flooded battery. Because of their higher performance power, AGM batteries do cost more than standard flooded battery options.
Want to know where you’re at with your battery? Take advantage of our online tools, like our Virtual Battery Tester to predict the longevity of your battery. Or you can always come in for a free battery test at your local Tires Plus. We make battery replacement easy—you can always shop battery options online, get a quote, and set up an appointment for installation.
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