The best car starter battery
At FQS BATTERY, we explain how to choose the best “in the world” starter battery for your car. Find out how.
At FQS BATTERY, we explain how to choose the best “in the world” starter battery for your car. Find out how.
AGM and GEL motorcycle batteries offer different advantages depending on the application. AGM stands out for its starting power, fast response and versatility, while GEL excels in stability and performs well in more cyclic uses or with deeper discharges. At FQS BATTERY, we believe in always choosing the most suitable technology for each motorcycle and each real-world need.
At FQS BATTERY, we explain how to check your motorcycle battery before the season starts, ensuring its perfect operation.
What happens when your car’s battery warning light comes on? It is almost never a battery issue. We explain how to find out what the cause is.
Disabling the start-stop system has become popular, but it is not always a good idea. At FQS BATTERY, we provide a practical, critical view—without myths.
With the arrival of cold weather, car batteries suffer a notable loss of performance, which can lead to starting difficulties. The most common symptoms are slow starts, dim lights, or the battery warning light turning on. Detecting them in time and choosing a quality battery is key.
Frequently, a common scenario recurs in workshops: the customer arrives convinced that their battery is not the problem because it has been recently checked or replaced. At FQS BATTERY, we explain what the issue might be.
Can a car battery be cleaned with pressure water? At FQS Battery, we do not recommend it: using pressure water under the hood can cause short circuits, sensor failures, oxidation, and damage to components such as the alternator, coils, ECU, or fuses. Discover how to safely clean and protect your starter battery.
Batteries for Asian vehicles. We explain how they differ and how to choose the one your vehicle needs.
Have you ever wondered if idling with the engine running and the air conditioning on is harmful to your battery? Here’s the answer.