A A Battery Co.

05/24/2018

"Awesome place, the guys are friendly & you get the best battery for the best price. Highly recommend going here." -- Randall Stephens

05/22/2018

Science has made a breakthrough that could open lithium-based batteries up to other metals than cobalt.

A research team has opened the door to using metals other than cobalt in lithium-based batteries, and have built cathodes with 50 percent more lithium-storage capacity than conventional materials.

05/17/2018

Every year Americans buy close to 3 billion batteries to power radios, toys, watches, laptops, tools, & more!

05/15/2018

We supply batteries for golf carts, automobiles, &construction vehicles. Call 612-788-4767 today for more information!

05/10/2018

"Without vision, even the most focused passion is a battery without a device." -- Ken Auletta

05/03/2018

The biggest threat to the complete lifespan of a battery is being fully exposed to extreme temperatures.

05/01/2018

Need a new battery for your automobile? Give AA Battery a call today at 612-788-4767 & let us know!

04/26/2018

The average golf cart battery lasts about 5 years. When was the last time you replaced your golf cart battery?

04/24/2018

Is it really possible to make a lemon battery? Check this out.

The goal of making a lemon battery is turning chemical energy into electrical energy, creating enough electricity to power a small LED light or a watch. You can also use limes, oranges, potatoes or other acidic foods. This experiment can be educational for children, with adult supervision.

04/19/2018

If you notice any of these signs, it's time for a new car battery.

If you think your battery is dead or dying, we have five signs to look for. And if your battery really is dead, you need to know what happens next.

04/17/2018

Need batteries for your large construction project? AA Battery has a large selection. Call us today! 612-788-4767

04/12/2018

Here is a breakdown of how batteries operate.

Batteries power all sorts of things -- they're in our cars, our PCs, our cameras, our cell phones. How do these tiny cans of chemicals provide power for so many of our daily conveniences?