How to change your car battery
Authored by Jemma Petts
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Authored by Jemma Petts
Keeping your vehicle running smooth doesn't have to mean an afternoon spent at the repair shop. Simple DIY knowledge can save some money and get you back on the road safely. This includes changing your car battery.
Chances of a battery failure increase when car batteries are three years or older. That means one in four vehicles on the road today are most likely due for a new battery. Changing a car battery is a simple task, once you know what to do and how to safely get the job done. Read more to learn how to change a battery on a car.
Safety first! Find a well-ventilated and open space and protect your eyes with safety glasses. Wear safety gloves to protect your hands from battery acid and other chemicals.
Car batteries must be properly disposed and should not be thrown away in your normal trash collection. Bring old car batteries to your local TSC or nearest auto store for safe recycling.