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How much does it cost to replace a car battery at the dealership?
My car needs a new battery, and it’s only a few years old. My husband says I should go to the dealer. How much does it cost to replace a car battery at the dealership?
Bonnie Stinson · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Great question. It may cost between $100 and $250 to get a car battery replaced at the dealership.
- If you drive a standard vehicle like a Toyota Corolla: You can expect to pay about $135 to replace your car battery.
- For very unique vehicles: You may wish to go to the dealership to handle a specialty battery replacement. A major benefit is that dealers useOEM partsand not aftermarket parts.
Keep in mind: dealers often charge more for battery replacement than an auto parts store or neighborhood mechanic.
If you’re hoping that the dealer will cover the cost, well, it’s not guaranteed. Batteries are covered by some warranties but not all. The age and mileage of your vehicle can also affect whether it’s covered by a warranty.
Another factor: your cost will depend on which type of battery you’re buying. AGM batteries are cutting-edge (and more expensive). Lead-acid is the classic battery type (and cheaper).
The average lifespan of a car battery is six years. Over time, the battery’s ability to recharge and hold power decreases. So after several years, you risk walking outside to a dead vehicle that
needs a jumpstart
.Call your dealer to ask about this service before booking an appointment—and then call a few local repair shops to get a quote for comparison.
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- Gregory R.
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