If your vehicle won't start, it's most likely a problem with your battery or the ignition and starting system. Our team can help diagnose the problem, repair,  and get you back on the road with our automotive service. 

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WHAT IF MY BATTERY IS NEW

If your vehicle won't start with a fully-charged and healthy battery that has clean connectors, the program can be with the starter, your alternator, your ignition switch, your spark plugs or your fuses.

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WHAT CAN CAUSE MY BATTERY TO NOT HOLD A CHARGE

• Corrosion around the battery terminals: Visually inspect the terminals and clean away corrosion safely.

• Something's draining your battery: Check every light switch, door (liftgate included), and lighted compartment in your vehicle to make sure nothing is draining the battery.

• Old Battery: Every car battery has a finite charging capacity, testable with a voltmeter machine.

• A bad alternator: The alternator is responsible for recharging your battery as you drive, so it's one of the first mechanical problems to check.

• Other defective vehicle parts: From the fuses to the serpentine belt.

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WHEN SHOULD I REPLACE MY VECHILES BATTERY

• Your battery won't accept a charge: You hear rapid clicks instead of your engine cranking -- and jump-starting doesn't help. You'll need a new battery to get rolling again.

• Your battery can't hold a charge: Jump-starting works, but you have to jump-start repeatedly. Replace your battery as soon as you can. You're at risk of being stranded.

• Your battery shows low voltage on a voltmeter.