What is the purpose of a battery?
A battery is the power source that starts your engine and keeps all the electrical components running in your Toyota.
What problems occur in the battery?
Corrosion on the terminals is what causes the blockage of power flow and continued driving past recommended service intervals will result in ignition problems that could eventually lead to an operational lack of voltage.
How is this corrected?
Your Toyota Certified Technician will remove the corrosion from the battery terminals, tighten connections, and perform a battery test.
Is it time to schedule your Battery Service?
If your Toyota has been on the road for 24,000 km, it’s time for your Battery Service. A Battery Service will ensure proper starting power, a long-lasting battery, and peace-of-mind driving for years to come.
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