KIA Battery Replacement Service

Kia Battery Replacement Service Allentown, PA

Auto Batteries 101

The Battery in your Kia car, crossover, or minivan provides two basic functions: 1.) it stores electricity for when you need to start the engine and get down the road; and 2.) it sends stored electricity to the starter to turn the engine over. Storing and sending electricity is the battery’s wheelhouse. However, engineers have yet to figure out how to make an auto battery last forever. Every battery has a limited life of a few years at most and will eventually lose its ability to store any electricity. A dead battery means you have an immovable vehicle. Prevent this unfortunate situation with service or replacement part. Every Kia Battery Replacement Service at Allentown Kia features a Kia-Certified Technician, a precision testing instrument called a Multimeter, and a genuine Kia-approved replacement battery tried and tested for fit and performance in your exact Kia car, minivan, or crossover.

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Five Major Benefits of a Kia Remote Starter System

Comparable to a Brake System, batteries generally start to lose integrity over time and will start showing evidence of performance decline as they die. If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms of a defective battery, we recommend correcting the issue quickly with a Kia Battery Replacement Service before the battery fails:

Sluggish or hard starting
Takes longer than normal to start the engine
Turn the ignition key and it clicks or nothing happens
Physical damages – bloating, cracked, or disfigured battery case
Battery fluid leaking

Battery and Seasonal Change

Extreme seasonal temperatures with broad average temperature change across the seasons are the greatest threats to an automobile’s battery. At Allentown Kia, we know that this is true directly from our experience seeing dead batteries flow into the Service Department during seasonal shifts. Now is the time that batteries start to die in the Allentown region. It shouldn’t be a surprise if the battery is more than two years old and has faced several seasonal changes defined by wild temperature fluctuations. Since you’re going to need your battery and strong cranking power throughout the summer, we strongly encourage everyone to have their battery inspected by a professional including a battery test to confirm it is in good working order as evidenced by adequate reserve capacity and cold cranking amps.