Suppose your battery is towards its end of life and could die anytime soon, is it a good idea to keep a spare dry-charged battery in the trunk?
Do you just pour in the electrolyte, install the new battery and you're ready to go?
Suppose your battery is towards its end of life and could die anytime soon, is it a good idea to keep a spare dry-charged battery in the trunk?
Do you just pour in the electrolyte, install the new battery and you're ready to go?