Battery Inspection Service

What Is Included in a Typical Battery Inspection Service?
In-car battery inspection service, the mechanic checks the battery through a series of checkpoints. Depending on the type of battery, it might just need to be serviced, or in some, it might have to be replaced. For a battery inspection service, the mechanic will safely remove the cable for cleaning purposes. We will clean the corrosion around the terminals if there is any. We’ll test the electrolyte levels in each cell of the battery. If the levels are low, our technicians will check the battery for cracks, and if it’s good the battery will be safely reinstalled.
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The Importance of Battery Inspection
The battery is one of the most critical parts of a car, as it is the central power hub for all electrical components. The vehicle won’t run without a working battery. Not only does the battery provide the electricity to get the car started, it safely stores the electricity to keep the engine safe from any electricity surge. An underperforming battery puts added stress on the other engine components, such as the alternator. Apart from damage to your vehicle, having the battery regularly serviced means that you can have the peace of mind that the battery won’t malfunction at an unexpected time.
How to Choose the Right Dealership for Battery Inspection?
You want to pick a dealership with the expertise, experience, and an excellent reputation of vehicle inspection services. For residents of Lancaster, PA, and nearby locations such as Salunga-Landisville, East Petersberg, Fruitville, and Neffsville, PA, you can visit Chapman Ford of Lancaster to have the battery serviced. They offer a complimentary multi-point inspection for your vehicle. If there is a need, they also offer courtesy loaner vehicles and transportation shuttle service. While you wait for the service in the comfortable waiting lounge, you can enjoy the complimentary beverage and coffee-bar and free Wi-Fi.
How to Decide on Which New Battery to Get?
If your battery is determined not to meet the testing standards, the mechanic at the dealership will guide you to the best choice for a new battery based on your vehicle’s requirements and your preferences. Certain batteries are more suited for different climates and driving needs. The mechanic will take care of your old battery’s disposal so that the toxic lead and acid can be recycled.
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How Often Should You Have a Battery Inspection Service?
It is recommended that you have a battery inspection service at least twice a year. Extreme weather is known to wear-out vehicle batteries faster. If you live in such a region, you might want to increase the battery inspection frequency.