Battery Check/Inspection Service

Importance of Your Battery Health Check

Your battery won't last forever. As time goes on, your battery charge will go down. As your battery charge is reduced with time, you may find it increasingly difficult to start your engine. The battery in your vehicle is responsible for starting your engine. A weak battery may not be able to reliably start a vehicle's engine. This can result in a situation where your engine won't turn over when you put your key in the ignition. You could end up needing to have your battery hooked up to jumper cables before you can start your engine. Routine battery testing ensures that you always have a battery in your vehicle with a good strong charge to avoid inconveniences when starting your engine.

Scheduling Your Car Battery Voltage Test

Keep track of the age of your battery so that you know when it's time to get your battery tested. A lot of factors impact the lifespan of a vehicle's battery. In general, you can expect your battery to last around four years. However, auto batteries may need replacement after only two years in some cases. If you are struggling to start your engine, you probably should have your battery tested as soon as possible. You also should have your battery tested if you notice electrical issues like headlights that are dimmer than usual.