​Q. What Type Of Batteries Do You Use?​ A. We often use Super Start and Duralast car batteries for our mobile battery service.

Q. ​My Car Won't Start A Couple Months After You Guys Installed A Battery In My Vehicle. What Do I Do?​ A. Sometimes car batteries can fail due to many different factors such as leaving headlights on overnight, failing alternator, electrical issues, failing auxiliary battery or simply a defective battery we installed unintentionally. Whatever the case may be, the battery we installed is covered under a one time free replacement. There is no fee for the battery itself but we do have a service charge for coming out and providing the labor. The service charge is typically 1/3 of the cost of the initial battery replacement we provided.

Q. My Battery Died, It's Still Under Warranty, And I Need It Replaced, What Do I Do?​ A. Call us back anytime to schedule a battery replacement during the hours of 8 AM to 8 PM Monday through Sunday. If the battery is still covered under warranty we can replace it for you after providing us with all the information we need to confirm the status of the warranty. The same service charge applies as mentioned above of 1/3 of the initial cost of the battery replacement. For example if you initially paid $350 for the service, we don't charge for the battery itself but have a labor fee of $116.

Q. ​​​How Long Do Car Batteries Last In Arizona?​ A. Typically, if you live in hotter cities like Phoenix, Mesa, or San Tan Valley, you can anticipate your battery lasting approximately 2 to 3 years. Additionally, vehicles that remain unused for more than a few weeks tend to experience quicker battery depletion.

Q. ​​​​​I Already Have A Battery But Need Help Installing It, Can You Help? A. Yes we can. Whether you don't have the right tools for the job or have a more complex vehicle to work on, trust that your new battery will be installed correctly, preventing any potential issues down the road.