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Lismore Car Batteries

There’s nothing worse than turning the key and getting nothing but a click — or worse, total silence. If your car battery keeps dying or showing signs of age, it’s time to get it checked or replaced. At Lismore Car Repairs, we offer fast, hassle-free battery testing, replacement and installation for all vehicle types, right here in Lismore.


Whether your battery has failed unexpectedly, is draining too fast, or you’re just unsure if it’ll last the winter, we’ve got the tools and know-how to test it properly and replace it with a reliable, long-lasting unit. We stock car batteries from trusted brands like SuperCharge and OE auto parts, and we can usually fit them while you wait. Don’t risk being stuck with a flat battery — call (02) 6621 2969.

Repairs That Go The Distance

Tested, Fitted & Ready To Go

Your car’s battery doesn’t just start the engine — it powers everything from your lights and wipers to the ECU and electric windows. Over time, batteries naturally degrade, especially in harsh weather or with short, stop-start driving. If you’re noticing slow cranking, dim lights, or electrical glitches, your battery may be near the end of its life.


At Lismore Car Repairs, we’ll test your battery’s voltage, cranking power and charge rate to determine if a replacement is needed. If so, we’ll install a quality replacement matched to your vehicle’s make, model and power needs — with no pushy upsells or generic options. We also check for underlying electrical faults that could be draining your battery prematurely. Whether you drive a late-model hatch, a tradie ute or a hybrid, we’ll get your car starting strong again.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do I know if my battery needs replacing?

    Common signs include slow engine cranking, dim headlights, dashboard warning lights, electrical issues, or needing frequent jump starts. Most batteries last 3–5 years, but extreme temperatures or poor charging can shorten lifespan. A simple battery test can confirm its health.

  • Can a new battery go flat quickly?

    Yes — if there’s an underlying issue like a faulty alternator, parasitic drain, or loose terminal, even a brand-new battery can fail. That’s why professional testing and installation are important. Mechanics can check your charging system to rule out deeper faults.

  • Do I need a special battery for a hybrid or stop-start vehicle?

    Yes. Hybrids, stop-start systems, and modern cars with lots of electronics often require AGM or EFB batteries, which are more advanced and durable. Using the wrong type can cause performance issues or shorten battery life. Always match your battery to your vehicle’s specs.