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Wondering where you can find a replacement battery for your Ford Thunderbird? Batteries Plus has both flooded and AGM batteries, perfect for your Ford Thunderbird. We carry only top-quality brands like Duracell and X2Power. If you need a set of replacement headlight bulbs, windshield wiper blades or a battery charger, you'll find all that and more in our Auto Center.
You can also have your current battery tested for free at your nearest location. If you purchase a new battery from us, we'll be happy to install it (valid at participating locations, on most vehicle makes and models).
In order to find the correct battery for your Ford Thunderbird you'll need to know the group size. Group sizes are typically two-digit numbers, which may also be followed by a letter.
You can find the correct group size battery for your car by:
Your vehicle requires a certain amount of amperage in order to start your engine, especially in cold weather. Cold Cranking Amps tell you how well a battery will perform in 0℉ weather. The higher the CCA rating, the better it will respond in cold weather. Like with battery size, auto manufacturers provide a recommended CCA rating for every vehicle they produce. The minimum CCA rating can be exceeded, but don't install a battery with a rating below the minimum number of CCAs.
You can find the CCA rating by:
If you're looking for something else, we can help!
You can find the correct group battery size for a Ford Thunderbird by checking your current battery, consulting your owner's manual or by looking it up online.
The average lifespan of an auto battery is 3-5 years. If you want to get the most out of your battery, be sure to drive your Thunderbird often and connect the battery to a charger any time you won't be driving your vehicle for longer than a month.
The cost of a replacement battery depends on the type of battery you select. Flooded batteries cost the least, but have shorter lifespans. AGM batteries cost more, but tend to last 2-3X longer, making it possible to save money over time.