Car Battery Inspection & Replacement

WHAT OUR BATTERIES SERVICE IS AND WHY YOU NEED IT

Car battery failure is the #1 cause of breakdowns. So, to keep your adventures uninterrupted, bring your vehicle to us for a free battery check if you suspect that yours may be losing its spark.

How do I know I need my battery serviced?

Your battery is older than 4 1/2 years (the average car battery life)
You notice the engine struggling to turn over upon ignition
You see a new indicator light illuminated on your dashboard
Your headlights dim when you turn on your heater
You see white, blue, or orange fuzz forming around your battery

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ABOUT OUR BATTERIES SERVICE

What’s included with our Batteries services?

If you suspect it might be time for a car battery replacement, we’ll run a free inspection to see if you’re right.

If your battery’s okay, we’ll help extend its life by making sure it's free of dirt, grease, and corrosion.

If you need a new car battery installation, we’ll help you select one that meets your manufacturer's recommendations at a price that meets your needs. Then we’ll properly dispose of your old battery.

Why is car battery repair and replacement important?

Age, under-hood temperatures, vehicle vibrations, and extreme cold and hot climate conditions damage the internal components of a battery, limiting its life expectancy.

With battery failure the number-one cause of vehicle breakdowns, routine battery inspection and maintenance is the best route to confidence that comes with knowing your battery will start.

How often do I need a car battery inspection?

The average car battery life is about four years. We recommend you have it checked every six months.

However, don’t wait to get your battery checked if you experience any of the following warning signs:

You have to jump start your vehicle to get it running
Your engine turns over slowly, or not at all
Your dashboard warning lights stay on
Some of your electrical components aren't working

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How long do car batteries last?

The life of your vehicle’s battery depends on its ability to hold a charge, as well as its ability to be recharged. There are several factors that may affect your battery life, including humidity, temperature, and other environmental factors. On average, batteries last 55 months *

*Battery Council International Technical Subcommittee Study Report in 2010

What drains a car battery?

There are several ways your vehicle’s battery can drain, including leaving your lights on, a bad alternator, and age can also be a factor. To learn more, visit our Warning Signs of a Dying Car Battery page.

Warning Signs of a Dying Car Battery

What size car battery do I need?

Your vehicle’s battery size falls into one of several groups, and is determined by the year, make, model and engine size of your vehicle. If you are unsure of your vehicle’s battery requirements, check your vehicle manual or talk to your Just Tires technician for the original equipment (OE) manufacturer’s recommendations.