Commercial / Trucking

Commercial Truck Batteries

We know what it takes to keep commercial fleets on the road. Our AGM, FLA and MIXTECH batteries offer long-lasting, steady power for the long haul. We stock batteries for diesels, gas trucks, fleet vehicles and heavy-duty equipment. Browse our battery listings below and then search our extensive network of more than 250 distributors coast to coast who are ready and able to keep you truckin’. 

Types of Commercial Truck Batteries

Continental Battery Systems carries a wide range of flooded, AGM and MIXTECH lead-acid batteries designed to provide reliable power and longevity for commercial applications. 

Flooded batteries, or conventional batteries, are ideal for RV owners who are serious about maintaining their land craft. Lead-acid batteries are less expensive than other types of batteries, and they’re rechargeable. (The lifespan may be shorter than other types of batteries if they’re not properly maintained.) 

Absorbent glass mat (AGM) batteries are maintenance free, spill-proof and long-lasting. AGM batteries can be more expensive than flooded batteries, and can be more sensitive to charging in extreme heat and cold. 

MIXTECH, from battery manufacturer Discover, is a patented technology that mixes electrolyte inside the battery as your vehicle moves. This prevents acid from settling to the bottom of the battery preventing acid stratification.

Find the battery you need in the list below, then check out our complete catalog of commercial and recreational batteries to keep you on the road.

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