Living in Canada, I ve used a 1.5A battery tender for my 2017 CR-V during the winters. Works like a charm! Keeps the battery healthy without overcharging. Highly recommend!
Living in Oregon, I’ve used a 1.5 amp battery tender for my 2017 CRV and it works great! Keeps the battery charged without overloading it. Definitely recommend that size, especially for winter months when it’s cold!
Hey there! I’ve got a 2017 CRV too, and after some trial and error, I found that a 1.5 amp battery tender works great. Living in snowy New York, keeping the battery charged in winter is a must. I ve noticed my car starts up much easier now, even in the cold. Definitely recommend going with a trickle charger to keep everything in shape!
Having a 2016 CR-V myself, I ve always used a 0.75A tender, works great! Just make sure you check your battery type. It s been a lifesaver in those cold Canadian winters!
I’ve had great luck with a 1.5 amp tender for my 2017 CR-V here in Michigan. It keeps the battery charged without overloading it. Totally worth it, especially during those snowy winters!
Ive got a 2017 Honda CRV too, and I use a 1.5-amp battery tender. It works great for keeping the battery topped off during winter in Canada. I found, though, that if you go too high on the amp rating, it can overcharge. Just keep an eye on it! You want to be sure your battery stays healthy, especially in the colder months. Happy driving!