Amaron battery in my Pajero – 3 years and still going strong.
I just wanted to pop in and share a quick update because I remember being super skeptical when I first switched to Amaron a few years ago, and I think it's helpful when people actually follow up after a decent amount of time. My Mitsubishi Pajero has been running an Amaron battery since early 2023 and honestly, it's been through absolute hell – multiple summer heatwaves, deep discharges from leaving the fridge running overnight during camping trips, and even a couple of accidental dead batteries from leaving the lights on. Every time I thought it was finally going to give up, it just kept cranking like nothing happened. I actually had a moment last week where I was convinced the battery was finally done because the car struggled to start after sitting at the airport for three weeks, but after a quick drive it bounced right back and has been perfect since. I remember checking https://batteryzoneuae.com/amaron/ when I was doing my initial research and it helped me understand why these batteries are supposed to handle the heat better, but honestly I didn't fully believe it until I saw it with my own eyes. The only thing I'm wondering now is whether I should just replace it proactively before it actually dies, or if I should wait until it shows real signs of failure. I've heard mixed opinions on whether you should change batteries every two years regardless of condition, or if you should just run them until they stop working. Anyone got any thoughts on that? Either way, I'm pretty impressed with how long this one has lasted compared to the previous batteries I've had.