Car Battery Replacement
Performing regular inspection of your vehicle’s battery will ensure that it continues to provide reliable starting power. At the local Just Tires near you, we’ll perform an inspection of your current battery for free. If you need a new battery, we’ll help you choose the correct battery and install it.- Vehicles with start-stop technology and high electrical demands
- 3-Year Replacement Warranty
- Exceeds + AGM non-spillable technology, your vehicle manufacturer’s battery starting and reserve capacity requirements
- Stamped grid technology for more consistent starts and resistance to premature failure
- 20% lower energy and greenhouse gas emissions
- Maintenance Free
- Conventional, with medium electric demands
- 4-Year Replacement Warranty
- Exceeds your vehicle manufacturer’s battery starting and reserve capacity requirements
- Stamped grid technology for more consistent starts and resistance to premature failure
- 20% lower energy and greenhouse gas emissions
- Maintenance Free
- Conventional, with low electric demands
- 3-Year Replacement Warranty
- Exceeds your vehicle manufacturer’s battery starting and reserve capacity requirements
- Stamped grid technology for more consistent starts and resistance to premature failure
- 20% lower energy and greenhouse gas emissions
- Maintenance Free
- Conventional, with lower electric demands
- 2-Year Replacement Warranty
- Meets your vehicle manufacturer’s battery starting and reserve capacity requirements
- Standard energy and greenhouse gas emissions
- Maintenance Free
Need help deciding? Come on in for a Free Battery check.
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.
ABOUT OUR CAR BATTERY SERVICE
How Can I Tell if My Car Battery is Bad?
- 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
What’s Included with Our Battery Replacement Service?
If you think it's time for a new car battery, we'll conduct a free inspection to see if you're right. If your battery is in good condition, we'll clean it to make sure it's free of dirt, grease, and rust to help it last longer. If you do need a new car battery, we'll help you choose a new battery that meets your manufacturer's recommendations. We'll also properly dispose of your old battery once it's been removed. Schedule an Appointment Today
Where Can I Replace a Car Battery Near Me?
Easily schedule an appointment today at your local Just Tires tire shop and we will inspect your current car battery, and if you need a new battery we’ll help you select one, install it, and dispose of the old battery. Schedule an Appointment Today
Why Installing a New Car Battery is Important
The internal components of a battery are damaged by age, under-hood temperatures, vehicle movements, and extreme cold and hot environment conditions, reducing its life expectancy. Since battery failure is a leading cause of vehicle breakdowns, routine battery inspection, maintenance, and replacements are recommended actions to assure your battery will start.
How Often Does a Car Battery Need Inspected?
The average lifespan of a car battery is four years. Our recommendation is to have your battery tested every six months. If you see any of the following warning signs, have your battery tested right away:
- You need 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
FAQS: CAR BATTERIES
According to a study conducted in 2010 by the Battery Council International, a vehicle's battery lasts an average of 55 months*. The ability of your vehicle's battery to hold a charge as well as its ability to be recharged determines how long it will last. Humidity, temperature, and other environmental factors can all have an impact on battery life.
*Battery Council International Technical Subcommittee Study Report in 2010
A multimeter, which tells you the voltage of your battery, can be used to test your vehicle's battery. The voltage of fully charged batteries should be 12.6 volts or higher. This reading should be 13.7 to 14.7 volts when the engine is running. If you're not sure how your battery is doing, stop by your nearest Just Tires for a battery inspection today.
LEARN MORE
The Warning Signs of a Dying Car Battery
How to Jump Start Your Car
Dashboard Explanation: What Do Those Lights Really Mean?
