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Antigravity Batteries’ Memorial Day Sale Is Stacked With Some of the Year’s Deepest Discounts

Now’s your chance to save 15% on the nicest battery you can buy for your racecar.

By Hank O’Hop

Posted on May 26, 2024 12:00 PM EDT

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Antigravity Batteries' Memorial Day Sale

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When you think about buying nice things for your car, you probably think of the flashier items. Suspension mods, boost, exhaust, big brakes, that sort of thing. What about the battery? Despite being responsible for cranking life into the thing every time you drive it, the battery is probably one of the last parts you think of splurging on. Well, with Antigravity Batteries’ Memorial Day sale, you might consider it. 

Antigravity Batteries specializes in producing lithium-ion batteries for all divisions of motorsports equipment. Its batteries are some of the hardest working, lightest, and longest lasting out there. The only problem is that they’re way too expensive of most of us to justify the cost under normal circumstances. However, this Memorial Day weekend, its rolling out several coupons to reduce the overall investment on batteries for cars, powersports equipment, and jump-starters.

I personally would be leaning more toward the 30% in savings on the jump-starters. However, 15% to 20% off premium high-performance batteries stacks up to some seriously deep discounts. Now’s definitely the time to jump if you’ve been waiting to upgrade to a lithium battery for whatever it is you’re pushing to the limit this summer. 

Antigravity H5/Group-47 Lithium Car Battery Normally $719.99 – $949.99

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15% Off With Coupon Code MD15

Antigravity ATX12-AH RE-START Lithium Battery Normally $249.99

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20% Off With Coupon Code MD20

XP-20-HD Micro-Start (Heavy Duty) Normally $249.99

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30% Off With Coupon Code MD30

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Hank is a Staff Writer at The Drive. He recently came to us as a freelancer with three years of industry-related experience and eventually earned his official title among our staff. As a self-taught gearhead, he spends the majority of his free time dissecting and playing with all things mechanical. He may be here to recommend tools and parts, but he's always happy to venture deep into the world of tech discussions and how-to guides, especially when it gives him the opportunity to display his beloved classic Dodge.