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You try turning on your car and…nothing. Instead of an engine roaring to life, you’re greeted with a sputter, spinning sound or complete silence. A dead battery is a major inconvenience. But the experts at Virginia Tire & Auto can get you back on the road in no time!

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Local Miami Operation licensed, insured, Trusted, and Experienced, authorized Mobile Dealer for interstate batteries since 2000. Let the shop comes to your location today why wait for hours at dealerships or shops We come to you in 1 hour and get it done in 10 minutes labor time. For example, a 12-volt battery with a 650 CCA rating means the battery will provide 650 amps for 30 seconds at 0 °F before the voltage falls to 7.20 volts for a 12v battery. So in freezing temperatures, a higher CCA level is required to crank your engine.

We’re proud to offer a selection of long-lasting, high-quality car batteries from America’s No. 1 replacement brand—Interstate Batteries.

Trusted by mechanics for more than 65 years, Interstate Batteries provide drivers the dependability and power they need.

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Averages 640 cold cranking amps.
Provides more power for accessories and plug-in devices than the competition.
24-month free replacement and 60-month nationwide performance warranty.

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Averages 780 cold cranking amps.
Provides more power for accessories and plug-in devices than the Mega-Tron® II.
30-month free replacement and 72-month nationwide performance warranty.

*Prices do not include taxes, shop supply charge or $15 installation fee (some vehicles extra).

All Virginia Tire & Auto car battery purchases come with:

Visual inspection of the starting system
Fast, prompt installation by a trained mechanic
Best price guarantee for comparable quality and installation
Assurance that your car battery meets or exceeds the specifications of your vehicle
Hassle-free battery warranty
Responsible recycling of your old battery

Our technicians even install your new battery with a special process that ensures your radio, navigation and other electronic component presets stay locked in.

On average, a car battery lasts between three and five years. However, that lifespan may be shorter if your battery is exposed to extreme conditions or you let it run out of charge multiple times. Ultimately, if you’re driving around with a battery that’s old enough for kindergarten, the odds of getting stranded with a dead car battery will keep going up.

Not sure how old your battery is? Your car battery comes with a “born on” date. Normally, it’s a letter and number corresponding to a month and year. The letter represents a month—A is January, B is February, C is March, D is April and so on. The number corresponds to the final digit of the year it was produced—6 is 2016, 7 is 2017, 8 is 2018, 9 is 2019, and so on.

I had to get a jump-start. Do I need to get a new battery?

Having to jump-start your car does not necessarily mean that your battery cannot hold a charge.Common reasons for a drained battery include letting the battery sit for an extended period or leaving your lights or other electronics on when the car is off.

After a jump-start, drive it for at least 20-30 minutes to give the alternator time to recharge the battery. If the battery won’t hold a charge and you have to jump-start it every time you start the car, bring it to your local Virginia Tire & Auto. We’ll test it to see if it’s timeto get a replacement battery.

When your battery is damaged or dead, you’re going nowhere fast. That’s why it’s imperative to make a car battery check part of your vehicle maintenance routine.

Virginia Tire & Auto recommends having your battery inspected every time you bring your vehicle in for routine service—approximately every 7,500 miles. Our technicians test your battery every time it’s in the shop as part of our Courtesy Vehicle Inspection.

These are some common indicators that you need to replace your battery:

Corrosion, or white build-up, around the positive (+) and negative (-) connections
Slow engine crank
Check engine light/battery warning light
Swollen or bloated battery case
Battery leak
Low battery fluid level
Battery older than five years

My battery is new, but I'm still having problems. What could be wrong?

Your vehicle’s electrical system consists of the battery, starter and alternator. All three components have to work correctly and in unison for your car to start and run properly.

Battery – Your car battery provides your vehicle with the power it needs to start.
Starter – The battery sends an electrical charge to the starter, which engages the starter motor when you turn your key.
Alternator – Your alternator provides electrical energy to your car while the
engine is running and recharges the car battery.

Warning signs that your car’s electrical system is failing include:

Electrical system/battery warning light
Regularly blown fuses
Slow crank when the ignition key is turned
Loss of accessory power
Car won’t start

If you think that your car has problems with its electrical system, bring it into Virginia Tire & Auto for an electrical system evaluation today.

Why Choose Virginia Tire & Auto?

We’re 100% committed to making sure you’re 100% satisfied.

We’ve spent more than 40 years doing things the right way, and that’s why part of our culture is to make sure you’re in the most friendly, comfortable and honest environment possible. It’s also why our warranty not only covers all our services but will also be honored at all our locations, too.

Our Complete WarrantyLisa C., Virginia Tire & Auto of Springfield

'The staff are honest, professional and treat every customer like they are the only one. They will be direct when something needs to be done and will also be straightforward when something can be delayed. I trust them with my car and get all my work done with them.'

Vineet A., Virginia Tire & Auto of One Loudoun

'Virginia Tire and Auto might be the only car place I have ever been to where I encounter 100% honesty. Everybody I have ever dealt with has been extremely friendly, thorough, honest, etc. All the service/repairs I have gotten have been top-notch and reasonably priced. When you treat people well, it serves you well, as you'll have a customer for life.'

Donna M., Virginia Tire & Auto of Vienna

'Great customer service. Totally trust this place with the care and maintenance of my car! Been using VA Tire & Auto for 9 years and have always walked away satisfied and happy with the service.'

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AAA’s Mobile Car Battery Service -- https://www.aaa.com/carbatteryquote/--is one of the best deals on the road. AAA car batteries are competitively priced – the average cost is about $139 – and each comes with a three-year replacement warranty.

A new battery will last, on average, three to five years, but driving conditions, climate and mai

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