Battery Tips
Customers want straightforward answers to a short list of practical questions about their battery: whether it passed or failed, why, what it’ll cost to fix, and what happens if they wait. Most service and parts conversations about batteries get more complicated than...
Standardizing battery testers across multiple locations means every shop in your group is measuring battery health the same way, documenting results in the same format, and delivering the same quality of service regardless of which location a customer walks into. For...
ADAS calibration on an electric vehicle introduces a layer of high-voltage risk that doesn't exist on a conventional vehicle, and that layer doesn't go away just because the work being done is on a camera, a radar sensor, or a windshield. The high-voltage system is...
Temperature correction in battery testing adjusts the result to a standard baseline so that what you’re measuring is the battery’s actual health, not a reading that’s been skewed by whether the vehicle sat outside in January or baked in a summer parking lot. Without...
Battery testing without documentation is an incomplete service, and in some situations it’s no service at all. A test result that lives only in a technician’s head or in a verbal summary to the service advisor disappears the moment the vehicle leaves. The test reveals...