I'm replacing the battery on my 2014 Mitsubishi Pajero and the manual says 65Ah, but I've seen quite a few people online saying a 70Ah works fine and gives a bit more reserve capacity, especially for desert trips where I run a fridge and extra lights. The problem is I don't want to mess up the alternator or have fitment issues. I've been reading about Amaron batteries since they seem popular here, and I came across a site mentioning 70Ah Amaron Battery Experts Dubai but I'm not sure if going slightly higher in capacity is actually safe or just a marketing thing. Has anyone here upsized their battery by 5Ah without any problems? Also, do these experts come to you for installation or do you have to drive somewhere? My current battery is barely holding charge so I need to decide fast. Any real-world experience with Amaron in a Pajero or similar SUV would be super helpful. Thanks.
I'm replacing the battery on my 2014 Mitsubishi Pajero and the manual says 65Ah, but I've seen quite a few people online saying a 70Ah works fine and gives a bit more reserve capacity, especially for desert trips where I run a fridge and extra lights. The problem is I don't want to mess up the alternator or have fitment issues. I've been reading about Amaron batteries since they seem popular here, and I came across a site mentioning 70Ah Amaron Battery Experts Dubai but I'm not sure if going slightly higher in capacity is actually safe or just a marketing thing. Has anyone here upsized their battery by 5Ah without any problems? Also, do these experts come to you for installation or do you have to drive somewhere? My current battery is barely holding charge so I need to decide fast. Any real-world experience with Amaron in a Pajero or similar SUV would be super helpful. Thanks.
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