I have Amaron on a car that's driven 4-5km once a week. I think 3 years old more or less, need to find the receipt to be sure. Still starts up every time.
I have Amaron on a car that's driven 4-5km once a week. I think 3 years old more or less, need to find the receipt to be sure. Still starts up every time.
When the battery died on 13th month, nakapag claim ka ng warranty nito doc?
At least 2 batteries in a price of one batt if na claim mo nga warranty.
Baka din dahil sa frequent turned off engine during stoplight kaya nag shorten yung lifespan.
Sa FC lang ata advantage nito but not on battery.
Which batteries nowadays have a 24-month warranty? Parang mga 21 months nalang yata yung mga top end models.
OK, it make sense since the car is not power hungry.
Looking for someone with power hungry car na nagtagal battery nila.
Features such as auto-folding side mirrors when unlocking/locking the door, auto on display sa dashboard, auto on red light sa side windows seems eating up battery juice.
Despite having a shorter warranty, I'm willing to bet that the Amaron will still last 2x to 3x as long as the Motolite.
I was surprised to find out that Exide (at least in India), have warranties that ranges between 24 and 77 months.
This is the for the TOTL Exide EPIQ. 42 months of replacement with the remaining 35 months por-rated. Impressive.
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But the Austral-Asian Exide is owned by Ramcar.🤔😊
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I think you're missing the forest for the trees... 42 + 35 months warranty.
I think people wouldn't care whoever made it as the warranty duration speaks to its quality and the manufacturer's confidence towards their products.
Heck, if Motolite offered it, I'll take back everything I've said about how sneaky and insidious they are. :D
Well at the least, they're guilty of false advertising with their "Pangmatagalan".
It's almost like a tongue-in-cheek joke with a wink. I can't see them saying that with a straight face.