Close Lexus Battery Replacement Service In Peoria, AZ
Your car's health is the sum of the health of its components, making tasks like battery service and replacement crucial for its overall performance and livelihood. A Lexus car battery should last for several years. The following explains how to maximize its usefulness and catch on when there's something wrong.
Sometimes, your first sign of a problem with the battery is when the car won't start. However, it often gives you a few warnings first. If you notice dimmer-than-usual headlights, a clicking sound when you turn your key, or if you need to press on the gas pedal to start your car, visit our service department as soon as possible to avoid being stranded on the side of the road. Even if the issue isn't the battery, it could be something else requiring immediate attention. You should also have any backfiring investigated.
What to Do If Your Battery Fails Near Phoenix
If your car's battery runs out of juice in an inconvenient location, call for Lexus roadside assistance1. This help comes automatically and for no cost if you purchased a new Lexus vehicle from an authorized dealer within the last two years. After this complimentary protection period expires, you can choose to continue it for easy access to car battery jumper service and other roadside help.
How to Take Care of Your Car Battery
You can initiate a phone call for roadside assistance from your Lexus app. This app also can give you status updates regarding your vehicle's health and remind you of the need for essential maintenance. You can also use it to schedule appointments at authorized Lexus dealerships.
While you could get battery replacements at other locations, your vehicle will always work best with OEM parts, like a Genuine Lexus battery, and under the care of a team that knows the complexities of Lexus vehicles inside and out. The battery service and replacement we provide is not only superior but comes with a car battery warranty2 that lasts for two years (unlimited miles) or until the remainder of your New Vehicle Limited Warranty period, whichever ends last. Even after this period, you can get prorated coverage for up to 84 months.
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Visit Us for Car Battery Service in Peoria
If your Lexus vehicle needs maintenance or repairs, count on us to look after it like our own. In addition to replacing batteries, we also are the team to turn to for an oil change or brake service and repair, as we know Lexus cars and SUVs intimately.
The vehicles we sell at our dealership are meant to go the distance — to take you all over in comfort, safety, and style. Our service department is here to make sure yours can conquer those miles more easily. Call today for more information.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of battery does a Lexus use?
This answer depends on your car's year and model. To find out what kind of battery you need, review your owner's manual or look at the label on the battery itself. This should contain details such as the parts number, its "Cranking Amps" (CA), and "Cold Cranking Amps" (CCA) that you can match to new products. It also often contains a date code that you can use to figure out how old the battery is and, from there, estimate when it needs to be replaced. Our team is also happy to help you find the right battery.
Can I replace a Lexus battery myself?
While you technically could change the battery yourself if armed with the right equipment, this is often unwise for those without extensive experience. Improper battery installation can damage other essential parts of the car and void any lingering warranties you have, ultimately costing you more than you would save by doing it DIY. If there are cracks in the battery, you might also expose yourself to dangerous substances. Lastly, our team is able to quickly and legally dispose of the old battery, which can be more of a chore for someone engaging in a weekend project.
How long does a Lexus battery last?
In general, most Lexus car batteries last between four and seven years. Hybrid batteries often last several years longer. However, this is all based on many cumulative factors. For example, your battery needs time to be charged by your car's alternator, which requires you to drive decent distances regularly. If you leave your car parked for long periods or only make short trips to the store, this can shorten your battery's shelf life. Talk to our team about what you can do to make this essential car component last longer.
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