Your Battery is a Vital Part of Your Volkswagen

A battery can go flat seemingly without warning and leave you struggling or unable to start your car. When your battery is dead, it can’t power the ignition and get the alternator turning. You can jump the battery with the help of a battery jumper or connecting jumper cables to another car, but both options can be inconvenient, especially if you don’t have cables or the battery jumper has also gone flat. You can avoid these situations by having an auto technician check your battery when you bring your car to Volkswagen Lee’s Summit for service.

Battery Replacement Service

At Volkswagen Lee’s Summit, our trained technicians will ensure a job well done. All our technicians are certified by Volkswagen and know precisely how to replace your battery. They will remove the dead battery from your vehicle and replace it with one of our genuine OEM Volkswagen battery options, this is typically a quick service done within 20 minutes.

The Lifetime of Your Battery

It’s recommended that battery replacement be done every 3 to 5 years depending on how much you use your car. Car batteries lose their ability to recharge due to deterioration of the materials that create the spark to turn your car over. Other factors include weather conditions as extreme heat can take its toll on the battery and how frequently you use battery power to run the entertainment system while the engine is turned off.