Three years on my Amaron and still going strong - where do you guys buy yours?

Started by frostRider14, May 11, 2026, 09:54 AM

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frostRider14

May 11, 2026, 09:54 AM
I've had an Amaron battery in my Pajero since early 2021 and honestly it's still starting like day one even through the worst of the Dubai summer heat. I'm getting ready to replace it soon just as a precaution before it leaves me stranded, but the shop I bought it from back then has closed down. I've been searching online for a Dubai Trusted Amaron Battery Shop that has good reviews and won't sell me something old or counterfeit. I know the brand is solid from my own experience, but I'm a bit nervous that some places might mix in cheaper clones or batteries that've been sitting in a warehouse for a year. Does anyone have a go-to spot in like Al Quoz or Rashidiya they've used more than once? I don't mind paying a fair price as long as I know it's fresh and the warranty is honored without running around. Just trying to avoid the headache I had last time with a different brand that failed in 14 months. Cheers.

arabellafettle

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Jun 30, 2026, 08:08 AM
Three years through Dubai summers without issue is genuinely impressive performance from a battery. Replacing it proactively before it fails completely is smart, especially heading into another hot season.

archiethompson

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Jun 30, 2026, 08:09 AM
Counterfeit Amarons floating around Dubai are a real concern. Always check the hologram sticker and verify the serial number matches official records before paying, some clones look convincing at first glance.

ryanbaker

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Jun 30, 2026, 08:09 AM
Al Quoz has a few dealers that have been around for years with consistent stock turnover, which matters more than people realize since a battery sitting unsold for months loses charge capacity even before installation.

kieranfoster

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Jun 30, 2026, 08:09 AM
Warranty honored without running around is the real test of a good dealer. Some shops sell cheap upfront but make claims a nightmare, so ask directly about their replacement process before buying, not after something goes wrong.

garethmorgan

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Jun 30, 2026, 08:09 AM
14 months on a different brand failing is rough, especially in this climate. Stick with what worked for you, Amaron's heat tolerance is well known and a fresh one from a reputable dealer should easily match your previous experience.
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