Why Fall Is the Hardest Season on Your Car’s Battery

Most drivers think freezing winter cold is what destroys car batteries, but summer heat is actually the silent killer. The high temperatures of July and August cause internal battery fluid to evaporate, corroding internal structures.

When the cooler September mornings hit Franklin, that weakened battery suddenly struggles to start your engine. If your engine hesitates during cold starts or your lights seem dim, don’t wait to be stranded in a parking lot.

Stop by Reliable Automotive for a quick, complimentary battery check today!