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This just happened to me last month on my 2017 C43 on the OEM battery. I guess five years is typical on these newer MB.
Pros: five years typical
My 2007 Tahoe still had the original AC Delco battery in it when I traded it off in 2019. Still turned the engine over like new.
Pros: long lifespan, like new performance
Vehicle:
Chevrolet Tahoe
Just recently replaced the 9 year old AC Delco battery in my Impala when it finally went. Was working just fine, then went to start it a few days later, wouldn't crank.
Pros: long lifespan, worked fine
Cons: sudden failure
Vehicle:
Chevrolet Impala
It’s a battery. It doesn’t make a difference. Find an ACDelco one. They usually last the longest for the best price.
Pros: last the longest
Cons: best price
the only time it failed me was when the battery died after 100k miles.
Pros: reliable
Cons: battery failure
Mileage: 103000 km
Been recently thinking that 100 packs of ACDelco for AA and AAA are the best value per watt usage
Pros: best value per watt
Cons: doesn't last longest
When you say, \u201ctwo new batteries\u201d are you speaking of the big ones? There is a small one that operate your convenience/comfort items. It looks like a small garage door battery.
Exactly the same issue I am currently facing with a month old GLC300. No resolution yet
Cons: same issue, no resolution
I had the same problem. My car was brand new too but was sitting for a bit before it was sold to me. I brought it in to get charged a few times but the message was still coming up and I was definitely driving it enough. Eventually they just changed the battery under warranty.
Cons: problem persisted, battery replaced under warranty
Vehicle:
Mercedes
The batteries Mercedes uses seem to be really poor quality. I have a daily class and it seems they are changing the battery every 1.5 years so far on average…
Cons: poor quality, frequent replacement needed
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