Your Battery

If you’ve noticed your engine isn’t as eager to turn over as it used to be, it may be time to get the battery checked. Batteries that are 4 years (or more) should also be tested to see how well it can hold a charge. You can also check your battery’s expiration date, usually written as A20 if it expires in January of 2020, B22 if it expires in February of 2022, and so on. Remember that the longer you drive, the more charge the battery gets. The more you take your car for short errands, the more likely your battery is to die unexpectedly. 

Hyundai Cool Springs can tell you more about whether or not your battery is on the edge. Our tests are easy and quick, so you can get in and out no matter how busy you are. Nothing is more important than your safety, which is why Hyundai Cool Springs has a service center that’s here to help with everything from brakes to engines to batteries.

Neglect your battery and you risk being stranded with a car that won’t start and, if you think this only happens in northern winters, think again! Heat shortens battery life, so if your car suffers from sluggish starting it is strongly recommended that you get your battery checked. After just a few years, the battery loses its ability to recharge quickly and should be replaced before leaving you stranded. Fortunately, some quick and simple tests will reveal how well your battery holds a charge and whether it’s experiencing any problems. If your battery is more than four years old, ask about getting it tested at our service center.

Make Your Appointment When Should I Change My Car Battery?

Make Your Appointment When Should I Change My Car Battery?