06-01-2014, 05:14 PM
Ashley
That is a very difficult question to answer accurately. It depends on many factors. Batteries that are discharged below %50 will have significantly shorter life. How often they are discharged also plays a big role on the life span as well. Over charging, exposed temperatures freezing and over a 100 hundred degrees has dramatic impact on them as well. If all goes well you can get over 5 years, I have not experienced my house batteries last more than 3 years as we dry camp most of the time. The chassis batteries have last 5 years and then I would replace them as to not gave a problem.
That is a very difficult question to answer accurately. It depends on many factors. Batteries that are discharged below %50 will have significantly shorter life. How often they are discharged also plays a big role on the life span as well. Over charging, exposed temperatures freezing and over a 100 hundred degrees has dramatic impact on them as well. If all goes well you can get over 5 years, I have not experienced my house batteries last more than 3 years as we dry camp most of the time. The chassis batteries have last 5 years and then I would replace them as to not gave a problem.
Doug and Melanie Matz
2015 45 Bunk Coach 1517
Toad Ford Flex