Hyundai-Certified Batteries in North Charleston, SC
It comes down to this: a dead battery is just plain inconvenient. Don’t be stranded at home or on the side of the road.
There are definite steps to take to prevent a dead battery from putting your life on hold, like frequent inspections and testing, but what we’ve noticed the most at our service center that aides in long-lasting reliability are the brands of batteries our customers use. You can find the best of the best here at Hyundai of North Charleston. We know that our Hyundai-certified and name-brand batteries are the better purchase, and here are a few reason why:
Starting Power
Cooler temperatures are hard on your vehicle’s battery. Sometimes taking up to twice as much current to start your engine in cold weather, the battery on your car needs plenty of muscle to accomplish the task. A generic battery just won’t have the power you need.
Reduced Drain
Most newer cars are stocked with technology and safety packages that drain the battery 24/7, even when it’s turned off. A weak or older battery won’t be able to handle the constant drain, and a generic battery won’t be able to hold its charge. Name-brand batteries, on the other hand, will be able to reduce the drain altogether.
Overall Reliability
Name-brand batteries cost less in the long-run due to their warranty, and if you purchase a new Hyundai from our inventory, it comes with its own set of warranties, too. If there’s a defect in your battery, you’re covered, and our service technicians can help with repairs. A generic battery, on the other hand, will need to be replaced at a cost.
If you’re convinced that name-brand is better and you need a replacement, order your battery online with our parts order form. It’s safe and convenient, and once submitted, we’ll be in touch shortly.
If you’d like to purchase a Hyundai-certified battery in North Charleston, SC, drop by Hyundai of North Charleston at 8485 Rivers Ave, North Charleston, SC 29406 or schedule your service online. We look forward to serving our customers from Goose Creek, Mount Pleasant and Summerville.