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Avoiding Dead Car Batteries in the Summer Heat

Last updated on April 18, 2018 By The Kreative Life 1 Comment

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Avoiding Dead Car Batteries from the Summer Heat - The Kreative Life It is constantly warm here in south Florida. The winter months are steadily in the 70’s. In the spring and summer, the temperature really gets hot. It can be 80° at 8 in the morning. You can only imagine how much hotter it’ll be later in the day. I park my truck in the garage, so in the mornings the temperature in there is sweltering. There have been a couple of times where my truck has taken a little longer than I’d like to turn on. It’s not a big difference, but it is noticeable to me. Last year my battery completely died and I didn’t realize it until after I loaded the kids up in the truck to take them to school. Can you say I was hot and sweaty in my garage trying to jump my truck off of my husband’s truck. After that sweaty ordeal, I now take a few precautions that I’ve learned from Nationwide about 5 Ways to Help Avoid a Dead Car Battery During the Summer.  I always keep my truck in the garage. No matter how hot the garage is, it’s always hotter outside. I also try to find shaded areas to park when we’re out and about. I make it a point to not put so much strain on my battery during the summer. Sometimes I ride with my radio off or when I listen to music, I play it through my phone without it being plugged up to the truck. Another step that I take is to keep a portable car battery charger on hand. It helps when my battery does unexpectedly die. Last, but not least, another precaution to take is having roadside assistance, like Nationwide’s 24-hour roadside assistance. What precautions do you take to avoid a dead battery during the summer?

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Hi, I’m Kendra! I’m a Miami Blogger, a mom, a wife, and an amateur food photographer (at least I like to think so). I like to write about crafts, family, diy projects, food, blogging, and marketing tips, and a swell gal to get to know. I love to travel to any place that has warm weather, a beach, and great food!

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  1. vidhan

    December 19, 2018 at 2:28 AM

    Thanks for such a nice article.
    Keep it cool. Since heat drains a car’s battery, parking it in a cool or shaded spot can buy your battery extra time. …
    Increase your driving time. …
    Cut down on car battery drain.
    Keep it clean.
    Get a car battery charge

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