Back to all

Need a New Battery? Call Tuffy North Clermont Today

February 11, 2024

Hello Clermont drivers! Need a new battery? There is a good chance that you do – 70% of batteries need to be replaced within four years. As your battery discharges and then recharges as you drive around Clermont, bits of the surface of the battery plates disintegrate. As this process continues over a few years, the alternator has to work harder to supplement the battery charge. Over time, enough of the battery is damaged that it can no longer hold a charge and it needs to be replaced. This also speeds up wear on the alternator.

Your Tuffy North Clermont service advisor can help you determine the right vehicle replacement battery for the way you drive around Clermont, as well as the Florida climate and durability needs.

Contact Tuffy North Clermont for information on battery replacement.

Give us a call.

Tuffy North Clermont
1315 E. Highway 50
Clermont, Florida 34711
(352) 241-9466
https://www.tuffynorthclermont.com/

More articles from Tuffy North Clermont Hwy 50

"Current" Affairs (Blown Fuses)

July 14, 2025

You may be driving along and find that suddenly your radio stops working. There are no numbers on the display. Then when you get home, you notice the garage door opener doesn't do a thing when you press the button. Hmm, this was working just fine this morning. Are the two problems somehow rela... More

Not-So-Smooth Operator (Transmission Signs of Trouble)

July 7, 2025

You are heading down a flat, newly paved street when all of a sudden you feel it. Your vehicle jumps a little bit when you're accelerating and changing gears. You know it's not the surface of the road because it's smooth as silk. So what did you just feel? That kind of jumpingor grinding or sl... More

Taking the Heat (Heater Hose Maintenance/Repair)

June 29, 2025

If you have an internal combustion vehicle, you know it has a lot of hoses that carry various fluids. And if you have a heater in your vehicle, you'll have heater hoses. A heater hose connects to and from the engine so some coolant can be circulated through a little radiator called a heater core... More