Prius Battery Replacement
Toyota Prius Battery Replacement
We Replace Toyota Prius Starting & Hybrid Batteries
The team at Mobile Battery Squad has batteries in stock for both starting and hybrid battery replacement. We provide this service at your home or work. Additionally, we have a physical location in San Antonio that you may also visit.
Toyota Prius 12v Battery Replacement
The Mobile Battery Squad replaces the 12volt starting battery in any Toyota Prius. We carry only AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) batteries for the Toyota Prius which is a more stable and longer-lasting battery.
New Prius Hybrid Battery Replacement
Many companies sell Toyota Hybrid batteries. Many sell a collage of used cells or cells acquired from overseas. We utilize Doorman Hybrid Batteries due to the warranty and known durability in the automotive industry. (Learn more about Doorman.). We choose Doorman products to stand behind and guarantee our customers can depend on.
How Much Does a Toyota Prius Hybrid Battery Cost?
Great question. Our battery installation services start at $900. Each model has a different price that we will be happy to quote.
Why Are There Cheaper Places Offering Free Installation?
The entities offering a cheap battery with free installation are not something we offer. These businesses use refurbished batteries or a collage of cells and remarket it as a “good battery.” You get what you pay for.
We offer a reliable New Prius Battery that a certified mechanic installs. We do it right the first time to stand behind what we do.
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Toyota states that the hybrid battery should last the lifetime of the car. Regardless, it should last for at least ten years or more than 150,000 miles. Best of all, you have options when you replace a Prius battery like using the Mobile Battery Squad.
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We suggest changing your 12v battery every 3 years, and your Hybrid battery once errors start occuring.
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If the hybrid battery fails, then you can still drive the Prius, but it may be weaker in drive power and a lot less smoothof a ride. Other hybrid systems that require a 12-volt battery might not even work if the hybrid battery dies. Even if your car does start, you run the risk of your car losing power or dying on the road.
