Posted on 11/4/2025
Fall has been amazing — crisp air, colorful leaves, and weekend drives under golden trees. 🍁 But as those first cold mornings roll in, you may have noticed something a little less pleasant: your car taking longer to start… or not starting at all. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone — and your car’s battery is likely sending a warning sign. Why Cold Weather Affects Your Battery When the temperature drops, your battery’s ability to produce power slows down. Inside every car battery, chemical reactions create the energy needed to start your engine. In cold weather, those reactions take longer to happen, which means less cranking power right when your engine needs more to get going. Combine that with an older or weak battery, and you’ve got the perfect recipe for a chilly morning breakdown. Signs Your Battery Might Be Failing If you’ve noticed any of the following, it’s time for a battery ... read more