Ford F150 Car Battery

You drive a Ford F-150 because of its rugged good looks, unbeatable hauling abilities and top-notch performance. You don't have the time to wait around for a battery that loses its charge every time the temperature drops. You need a Ford F-150 battery with the same quality and durability you have come to expect from your vehicle. Upgrade with AutoZone today and ensure great performance from your pick-up, no matter what the weather's like outside.

Duralast batteries are designed to be tough and to withstand engine vibrations that can damage stock model batteries. Patented impact-resistant polypropylene casing and best-in-class vent caps make Duralast the best car battery for Ford F150. These batteries are reliable and come with a 2-Year Nationwide Free Replacement Warranty (Duralast Gold or Platinum models are backed by a 3-Year Warranty). AutoZone's Same-Day Store Pick-up makes shopping a straightforward experience. You can always find the right product for your truck at the right price at AutoZone.

Power in a Box
When you are hauling a heavy payload, in the middle of an important job, or just out off-roading for fun, that is not the best time to realize you need a battery replacement for Ford F-150. Truck batteries often give signals that they are on their way out before they stop working entirely, but it is tempting for some drivers to wait it out. If your truck lights are dimmer than usual, your Ford has trouble starting, or you notice a clicking noise when you turn the key, it may be time to start looking for a new battery from AutoZone.

Staying Ahead of the Change
Depending on the climate, the best battery for Ford F-150 lasts for two to six years with routine maintenance. It is a vital part of your vehicle as your truck does not function without it. Exposure to extreme heat or cold contributes to a shorter lifespan, though auto batteries in general tend to last longer in most colder environments. Even before your headlights grow dimmer, you may suspect you need to change your battery soon if it has been five years since your last replacement.

Another way to stay ahead of a battery change is to inspect the terminals regularly. Excessive buildup of sulfate crystals may indicate a problem with the terminals, and the buildup interferes with charging the battery. Gently brushing a mixture of baking soda and water over the terminals cleans them for better contact and charging. If your truck is struggling to start and you notice your terminals are looking a bit fuzzy, try cleaning them first.

Easy Replacement
While you do not have to replace a battery on your own, it is one of the simplest replacements to do if you know where the battery is located. Once you confirm that the issue is with the battery, you first need to purchase a new one. Make sure you have the right safety gear, including gloves and eye protection. With your truck turned off and the engine cooled, disconnect the negative terminal first, then the positive to avoid shocking yourself. Pull the battery out and put in the new one. To avoid completing the current and accidentally damaging yourself or your truck, connect the positive terminal first, then the negative.

Quick and Affordable Parts When You Need Them
AutoZone offers a wide selection of the best replacement batteries for cars and trucks in-store and online. From long-lasting options to high cold-cranking amps, our skilled technicians have answers to your battery replacement questions. Find the right battery for your Ford F-150 online or in-store, or bring your truck in and take advantage of our Fix Finder service to finally learn what that Check Engine light is trying to tell you.

You can learn more about how car batteries work and how you can work on them from our helpful guides below:
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