Ask any car enthusiast in Phuket, “Which battery lasts the longest?” and Amaron will likely be the answer. Famous for its bright green case and legendary durability, Amaron is the top choice for expats and locals who want peace of mind.
Why Choose Amaron? (Pros & Cons)
Pros:
- Heat Resistance: Specifically designed for tropical climates like Thailand. Their “Silver X Alloy” technology fights corrosion from high heat.
- Zero Maintenance: 100% Sealed Maintenance Free (SMF). No need to top up water. Install it and forget it.
- 2-Year Warranty: The only major brand offering a massive 24-month warranty in Thailand.
- Long Lifespan: Often lasts nearly 3 years, pushing beyond the standard 18-month average.
Cons:
- Price: Slightly more expensive (a few hundred baht) than standard batteries, but the cost-per-day fits better due to longevity.
Best For:
- Daily Commuters: Driving in Phuket Town traffic.
- Outdoor Parking: Cars parked under the harsh sun.
- Hands-off Owners: Perfect if you never want to open your hood to check water levels.
Popular Models
- 40B20L: Small cars (Eco cars like Yaris, Honda City)
- 65D26L/R: Sedans (Camry, Accord) & Pickups (Petrol)
- 95D31L/R: Heavy Duty for Pickups/SUVs (Toyota Revo, Isuzu D-Max, Ford Ranger)