Commercial Vehicle Battery Service in Dallas

Car Battery Service in Addison, TX

Certain things can point to the battery, but it could also be related to the starter, or the alternator. The only way to know for sure is to have your battery tested and serviced. If you live in the Dallas, Ft. Worth, or Plano area, your service center is found at Premier Fleet Commercial in Addison.

If you can’t start your vehicle, you can try to get a jump start from someone, or if you have a charger, you can charge your battery yourself. If a jump start gets you back on the road, then you can rule out many other problems as long as the next time you need to start your vehicle the engine starts up. If you don’t have any other starting issues, you are probably okay with the simple fix. But if the next time you need to go somewhere you must charge or jump start your vehicle again, you may want to go to the Service Center at Premier Fleet Commercial.

Our expert technicians will test your battery and inspect the starter system to see if the problem lies with the starter, starter relay, alternator, wiring, spark plugs or some other component in the starter system. They can run a diagnostic and will advise you of the results and how to proceed. Whatever is needed, whether a new battery, alternator, starter or other component, they can get to work on your vehicle to get you back on the road safely.

Reasons Your Car Won’t Start

If your vehicle won’t start, it is likely related to one of the following scenarios:

• The battery is drained, but otherwise healthy: This is usually related to lights being left on or some other feature drained your battery. If this is the case, the jump start or battery charge will usually get you on your way without further incident.
• Old or worn-out battery that can no longer hold a charge: A battery test with a voltmeter will usually confirm this as the problem, and if it is, replacing the battery will make your problems go away.
• Problem with the starter system: A diagnostic test will help our technicians identify the problem. If the testing reveals that your battery is in good shape, the problem may be related to a problem in the starter system or one of its components like the starter switch, starter relay, alternator, plus, or something else in the starter system.