Continental Batteries

Top Quality Batteries for all Applications

Continental Batteries

Continental Batteries keep you powered up and ready to go whether you’re on the road, the golf course or the water. Our wide selection of batteries reflects Continental Battery Systems’ status as The Single Source Solution for all your battery needs. As industry leaders, we stand behind the quality and reliability of our batteries. 

 

With more than 250+ company-owned distribution centers and a network of 35,000+ retail sellers and installers, Continental Batteries represents a robust national presence that continues to expand. The reason for such growth is largely based on trust and reliability. For close to a century, we have built relationships with our distributors and customers. Year after year, the highest quality products and services continue to engender the highest level of trust.

We know that reliability must be earned and Continental Batteries is proud that customers and distributors throughout the U.S. honor us with their reliance.

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Your Guide to Jet Ski Batteries: Maintenance, Replacement and More

There’s nothing quite like slipping into the saddle of your jet ski and skipping across the waves on a warm summer day. To keep the good times going, don’t forget to take care of basic battery maintenance. After all, the battery is the heart of your machine, keeping it running and you riding all summer long.

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How to Charge a Car Battery

Click. Click. It’s a sound no car owner wants to hear. The key’s in the ignition, you’re ready to ride, but the engine won’t turn over. 

A dead battery is, at best, inconvenient — and it can even be dangerous if it leaves you stranded.

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6 Common Semi-Truck Battery Problems and What to Do About Them

You rely on your semi-truck to do your job safely and comfortably. The battery that powers your rig needs to be able to withstand the daily rigors and long hauls, extreme weather, unpredictable road conditions and the power demands of in-cabin electronics.