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Choosing the Right Snowmobile Battery
With a selection designed to meet or beat original equipment specifications for cold cranking amps (CCA), reserve capacity (RC) and amp hour (Ah), you'll find the snow machine battery you need. When searching for replacement snowmobile batteries, the best fit depends on the model you own and your riding habits. Whether your sled is a Arctic Cat, Polaris, Ski-Doo or another big name, the experts at Batteries Plus will test and replace your battery, and have you back on the trails.
Xtreme Flooded
Manufactured to meet or exceed the original equipment specifications. Provides reliable starts, powers typical accessory loads.
- 6 month warranty
- Basic Flooded
Xtreme AGM
Meets or exceeds original equipment specifications. Durable, high-vibration casing is ideal for motorcycles & powersport vehicles.
- 12 month warranty
- AGM technology
- Maintenance free
- Vibration resistant
Duracell AGM
Manufactured with leading-edge, AGM technology to provide improved performance and reliability over traditional lead acid batteries.
- 24 month warranty
- AGM technology
- Maintenance free
- Vibration resistant
Tips to Remember
Lithium batteries, while sometimes a great option, do not perform at their best in freezing cold temperatures. If you ride when it's below 20°F, it may be best to choose another type of battery. If you DO opt for a lithium snowmobile battery, you'll want to allow for some warm-up time for the battery to achieve operating temperature.
Powersport batteries work best when the charge is maintained.
Do not store the battery in a discharged state.
During the warmer season when your snowmobile is in storage, the battery will slowly lose its charge. A battery charger or battery tender maintains the battery's charge so it's ready to go when you need it.
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