Battery Replacement Service

All About MOPAR Battery Testing and Replacement

The battery is a vital component of your vehicle’s electrical system. A good battery will reliably start the engine and power electronic accessories properly. A dying battery will cause electrical performance issues until it dies and does not hold a charge nor supply the voltage needed to start the engine. This is why it is essential to test old car batteries after two years of service and replace them when physically disfigured, leaking fluid, or failing electrical testing.

Why You Want a MOPAR Battery at Peak Performance

The battery is a critical component of a vehicle’s electrical system responsible for the electricity needed to start combustion engines while also providing the electricity required to power accessories when the engine is not running. A battery not at peak performance is a dying battery that will cause problems, such as slow engine cranking and dim headlights before it dies. This could end in a dead battery that will not hold any voltage and get you stranded with an immobilized vehicle.

The Common Story of Neglected Car Batteries

Too often, car batteries are considered to be out of sight and out of mind until it is dead when the owner realizes that it is critical for engine starting. When an old battery is not cared for with testing and replacement when it begins losing integrity, the story usually ends with a dead battery not holding a charge with an immobilized vehicle. You can prevent a dead battery from immobilizing your source of transportation by simply getting it tested routinely after two years of service and getting it replaced when it loses integrity.