How much should you pay for a car battery?

Average Price of a Car Battery Car batteries typically last anywhere from two to five years, depending on the battery type, climate and vehicle. Based on the make and model of your vehicle, you can expect to pay around $50 to $120 for a standard car battery and around $90 to $200 for a premium type.

Does NRMA do alternators?

NRMA Car Electrics can replace most alternators and starter motors with our convenient mobile service.

How long should a car battery last Australia?

between three and five years
Though factors like harsh weather conditions and the way you use your car can affect your car battery’s lifespan, it is possible to prevent your battery from going flat prematurely. On average, car batteries last between three and five years.

How long is the warranty for a car battery?

two years
Despite most vehicles being covered for three years or 36,000 miles from the date of purchase under the ‘bumper-to-bumper’ warranty, batteries are consumable items and typically have a full warranty of only two years or 24,000 miles, after which converting to a prorated warranty or none at all.

How often should a car battery be replaced?

every four to five years
Service experts estimate that you should replace your car battery every four to five years. Real-world battery life varies depending on a couple of factors, but you can find out how to know if your MINI Cooper battery needs to be replaced in this helpful guide.

What does a new alternator cost?

In general, expect $130 to $250 for a quality alternator. The lower end is offers professionally remanufactured alternators, while the high-end price range is generally new alternators running higher amps for modern vehicles.

How often do you replace a car battery?

Is a dead battery covered under car warranty?

Batteries: Most automakers will cover regular 12-volt batteries under the bumper-to-bumper warranty in cases where the battery is defective. If the battery is drained and you have roadside-assistance coverage, most automakers will send someone out to give you a jump start.

What voids a car battery warranty?

If a returned battery shows signs of physical damage, misuse, or overcharging the warranty will be void. The following test may be required in order to proceed with any warranty claims: One of the facts of life is that batteries fail. Some take years, but eventually they will all bite the dust.