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Find and compare mobile battery specialists in one convenient place. We are the quickest way to get quotes from local experts that can help you with your battery wherever you are! You can even Book Now, Pay Later with convenient payment options such as Afterpay, humm and Zip, how good is that!

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Do you have questions?

Here's what everyone else is asking!

How long will a car battery last?

The lead-acid battery is the most common type of car battery and will usually last from three to four years. However, as with any other hard-working vehicle component, there are elements that will impact its lifespan. These include environmental factors such as temperature and humidity, corrosion around the battery terminals, and the number of components and gadgets it may be expected to power.

How much does a car battery cost?

A straightforward, regular lead-acid battery for a small vehicle can be bought for around $150. A top-shelf AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat) technology battery which can be used for modern vehicles with stop/start functionality can cost more than $500. It’s important to remember that you must use the right battery for your vehicle - the installation of the wrong battery can cause damage to a modern car’s electrical system.

Does the battery warning light mean I need a new battery?

The battery warning light, strictly speaking, is not an indication of the status of the battery. Rather, it is an indicator of a problem with the battery charging system. While the fault may indeed turn out to be the battery, the problem could also be down to loose wiring, a loose drive belt or, and this is the most likely suspect, the alternator.

Will driving my car recharge a flat battery?

No, you won’t be able to recharge your battery this way. The idea that a drive around the block or leaving your car idling will recharge the battery is nothing but a myth. The correct thing to do is use a battery charger system appropriate to the battery used in your car.

Will the battery go flat if I don't use my car?

Yes. Eventually. Batteries will naturally lose their charge if they are not used. Today’s cars do need a constant, though small, amount of power. Without it, onboard computers and control modules may lose their memory and security systems may be disabled.

Do I need a special battery for a vehicle fitted with a stop/start feature?

Yes. stop/start vehicles put extra load on the battery - it needs to provide power to other electrical components and be able to give the car a powerful kick to start again. A standard car battery cannot provide the capabilities required for the SSV system. A special type of battery, often an Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) battery, is required for an SSV vehicle.

Which car battery brand does AutoGuru recommend?

Here at AutoGuru, we recommend Century Batteries. Why? Because their car batteries are Aussie made to suit our local conditions, and they back them in with awesome warranties. Their car battery range comes with a minimum 30-month warranty, with their most popular model, the Ultra Hi Performance, coming with a massive 40 months! Not only that, but Century Batteries is the top car battery brand according to mechanics on AutoGuru.com.au!

Here's what our most recent customers say

Equipt Mobile Mechanics

starstarstarstarstar   5 • 4 March 2024
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Good communication, good service. Will be calling on their services again. Highly recommend. Thank you.

Jim's Mobile Mechanics - Western Suburbs

starstarstarstarstar   5 • 7 March 2024
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Was prompt and informative.

Auto Fixit Mobile

starstarstarstarstar_border   4 • 7 March 2024
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Except for a delay because the supplier ordered the wrong parts, the service was good. Rafael worked quickly and did a quality job.

Westside Mobile Service

starstarstarstarstar_border   4 • 14 March 2024
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Friendly and fast.

Lube Mobile Adelaide

starstarstarstarstar   5 • 31 January 2024
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Arrived on time and communicated progress. Unfortunately couldn't get it fixed in one day due to part availability, but was complete by the next afternoon. Johnny did great work for us and explained e...

KelTech Mobile Mechanic

starstarstarstarstar   5 • 30 January 2024
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Overall excellent experience! Quick response if rescheduling is required, thorough communication and very honest service.

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