2013 Toyota Tundra Battery

Is it safe to drive with the battery light on?

Be sure to turn off the radio, air conditioner, and the lights unless you are driving at night. The purpose of the alternator is to charge your 2013 Toyota Tundra battery while you are driving. When the alternator isn't working perfectly, it can cause the battery to totally drain all its power, leaving you stranded if the car is turned off. If your 2013 Toyota Tundra battery warning light comes on while driving, be sure to turn off your accessories, so the battery doesn’t drain further. The warning light frequently means that the alternator isn’t working perfectly, meaning you are operating solely on battery power.If you have numerous warning lights come on including the battery light, then pull over to a secure location if conceivable. It's still exceedingly conceivable that your 2013 Toyota Tundra serpentine belt has malfunctioned.Another imaginable sign that could point to the serpentine belt as a cause for the battery warning light, is if steering becomes difficult or feels heavy. If the dash lights reveal overheating, then the water pump was on that belt too. If you're near Denver and need immediate service, give Stevinson Toyota East a call at 7205139585. We can even arrange to have your 2013 Toyota Tundra brought in to us.

2013 Toyota Tundra Battery

Your 2013 Toyota Tundra battery will typically last between 3 to 5 years, but that can vary heavily depending on battery size, weather conditions type of battery, and driving habits. Even still, just because your battery isn't totally dead, doesn't mean it's operating properly. For that reason, it is exceedingly important to have your battery inspected every time you visit a service center. Hopefully, you're a client of Stevinson Toyota East and you will always receive a free multi-point examination of your car during every service visit. Inspecting your battery and battery cables is part of this process. If you leave your battery unchecked, when it's not running at optimal levels your 2013 Toyota Tundra can put pressure on the alternator or the starter to improve power. Drawing uncontrolled power to compensate for the loss of energy from the battery can make your engine run outside of ideal conditions. In the end, this is going to cost you more capital to fix. It's exceedingly important for your Toyota battery to operate at near-perfect levels.

2013 Toyota Tundra Battery Cost

When you are shopping for a 2013 Toyota Tundra battery, there are a few things that you need to constantly keep in mind that will have an effect on the cost.Will you require our store to replace your battery or are you just looking to purchase the battery and install it yourself? What is the brand of the battery? What size engine does your 2013 Toyota Tundra have? What size battery do you need in your Toyota? These are just some of the many questions you should look into before choosing a specific battery or replacement at Stevinson Toyota East. Call us at 7205139585 and let our experts find the right battery for your 2013 Toyota Tundra.

The larger the battery the larger the Amp Hour rating of your battery, meaning it will provide more amps of electrical current per hour. The most directly correlated aspect of a battery's price is its size.

How often should you replace your 2013 Toyota Tundra battery?

Every 3 to 5 years, but you should have your battery tested normally for extreme drops in voltage to make sure it's operating at a reliable level. Car batteries generally bear 12 to 13 volts unless you have a high-performance battery. Anything higher than 13 volts may reveal a damaged battery.

How do you know if your 2013 Toyota Tundra needs a new battery?

The most common symptoms of bad 2013 Toyota Tundra batteries are if your vehicle is slow to start after turning the key, or if your battery cables and connectors show signs of heavy corrosion. You may still notice a noisy clicking sound when turning the key or if your electronics work but the vehicle won't start. These are all tell tale signs of failing batteries on your 2013 Toyota Tundra. Give our experts at Stevinson Toyota East a call or book an online appointment here.

2013 Toyota Tundra Battery Price

2013 Toyota Tundra pricing is still laboriously dependent on whether or not you want to install the new battery yourself or have Stevinson Toyota East install it for you. Over the years, hood space has shrunk as the performance of vehicles has dramatically raised and as a result, each now and then the battery is not easily available. If that’s the case or you'd like a Toyota trained mechanic to install your battery, the price of labor may add an additional $20-$40 to your service bill depending on the market. The good news is Stevinson Toyota East offers an assortment of services and parts specials when it comes to vehicle batteries, and in many cases if you purchase a battery at Stevinson Toyota East, we may be able to install your battery at no additional cost. Contact Stevinson Toyota East to learn more about battery installation today.

Common Car Battery Issues & Problems - How Do You Know If Your Car Needs A New Battery?

One of the most exceedingly common car problems is a dead battery. We have all been there, whether you leave your lights on, don't close a door utterly, or leave the radio too long without your engine running. But when does your 2013 Toyota Tundra battery need to be replaced? Here are a few essential symptoms that may signify your Tundra battery needs to be looked at by a Toyota mechanic or replaced.

• Delayed Engine Crank - when you attempt to start the car, it takes longer than usual to roll over or start.
• Low Battery Fluid Level - if the fluid level is low, you need to have the battery and charging system tested instantly.
• Check Engine Light - the exceptionally noticeable check engine light ordinarily turns on when your battery is losing charge.
• Fluid Leaks or Corrosion - it's common for battery fluid and other fluid leaks to cause uncontrolled corrosion which is an clear sign the battery needs to be replaced. Over time, corrosion will build naturally and can be cleaned to prolong the life of your 2013 Toyota Tundra battery.

Stevinson Toyota East Battery Replacement & Toyota Batteries for sale

Call Stevinson Toyota East at 7205139585 or schedule battery service online for the fastest battery replacement in Aurora CO. At Stevinson Toyota East, our service team is comprised of Toyota adept certified mechanics that can help diagnose what is wrong with your battery. Our Toyota OEM-Certified mechanics can change your Tundra battery immediately at immensely competitive prices.We will check your battery for any simple fixes such as delicately examining your battery for corrosion build-up before recommending a full battery replacement. Our predominant purpose is consumer service unlike many other auto repair shops. Periodically it is just a poor battery connection and tightening or reconnecting loose parts might get your 2013 Toyota Tundra started again. Outstanding service and affordable prices are just two of many reasons people do business with Stevinson Toyota East.

2013 Toyota Tundra Battery Coupons & Specials in Denver

From full battery replacement to labor cost savings to huge discounts on battery components, Stevinson Toyota East has you covered. You can find our battery replacement coupons here, or browse components specials here. Stevinson Toyota East offers monthly battery coupons for your 2013 Toyota Tundra.Our Toyota Tundra technicians are standing by to help you with all your automotive service needs. If you can't find the battery you're looking for or want to speak to someone about our monthly discounts, give us a call at 7205139585 today.

Are 2013 Toyota Tundra batteries covered under warranty?

Most genuine OEM Toyota batteries sold at Stevinson Toyota East are covered under some type of warranty for potentially up to 24 months. Give us a call at 7205139585 so we can look up the battery that was installed and confirm the warranty for you. There are a wide range of reasons why a battery would not be covered under warranty such as:

• Tundra Batteries that have been recharged
• Tundra Batteries with cracks
• Tundra Batteries that were physically damaged prior to inspection
• Tundra Batteries connected to non-OEM components

2013 Toyota Tundra Battery Replacement

Replacing some types of batteries, especially in newer models, can be very tricky as hood space in vehicles continues to shrink to improve performance. Because of this, some batteries can be difficult to access. You'll want to check your 2013 Toyota Tundra owner's manual for detailed facts on where your battery is located. Oddly enough, some batteries can be located under the floorboard or in the trunk, yet, this is immensely rare.

How to replace your battery:

1. Make sure your engine is totally off - refer to your vehicle manual to locate the battery.
2. Use a wrench to loosen the bolt slightly that holds the black negative battery cable.
3. Carefully remove the cable by twisting and pulling - do not use substantial force or any metal objects to pry the cable away from the battery. This can damage the cable.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to remove the positive (red) battery cable.
5. Locate the clamp that holds the battery in place and remove it with a wrench or ratchet.
6. At this point, you should be able to easily remove the battery. Careful, it will be heavy.
7. It is recommended that you clean the battery tray and any corrosion on the cables using a wire brush and proper battery cleaning solution.
8. To install the new battery simply repeat the steps above.

How long do 2013 Toyota Tundra batteries last?

2013 Toyota Tundra batteries frequently last between 3-5 years, but this is variable depending on driving habits, the type of battery, weather conditions, and more. You can prolong the life of your Tundra battery by:

• Keeping your vehicle stored indoors away from extreme swings in temperature or climate
• Keeping the battery tightly fastened - did you know the vibrations of your vehicle can loosen the connections and extremely rattle your battery's components?
• Cleaning the terminals and posts of corrosion with the appropriate cleaning solution & a wire brush.
• Starting your 2013 Toyota Tundra repeatedly is vital. Don't let your battery go unused for long periods of time.
• Proactively testing your battery

How do 2013 Toyota Tundra batteries work?

SLI stands for “starting, lighting, and ignition.” This type of battery produces energy in order to power your lights, accessories, and engine. So, how do vehicle batteries work? Most vehicle batteries rely on a lead-acid chemical reaction to get your vehicle off & running. These types of batteries are considered part of the “SLI” category. Once the energy reaches your engine, the alternator provides power. You can discover more about other types of batteries by reaching out to one of our helpful service consultants. We offer a great selection and the best prices on batteries that were designed for your car. If you are shopping for a battery for your 2013 Toyota Tundra, count on Stevinson Toyota East. With the help of our 2013 Toyota Tundra battery experts, we will get you back on the road rapidly. Book your service appointment immediately online today or call us at 7205139585 with any questions. We look forward to working with you!

What Are the Best Car Batteries to Buy?

This can be a tough question to answer. There are many factors that go into determining the "best" car battery, as many car batteries are designed with different factors in mind. Contact the proficient experts at Stevinson Toyota East and we will be able to help determine the best car battery for your 2013 Toyota Tundra based on your needs and driving habits. Popular car battery brands include DieHard Batteries, Odyssey, NAPA, AC Delco, Duralast, EverStart, just to name a few.