Most auto insurance policies do not cover battery replacement. It’s considered part of regular maintenance, not an accident-related repair.
Some insurance companies offer optional add-ons or extended warranties. These may include coverage for battery issues if you choose to add them.
If your battery dies, a roadside assistance program can help with services like jump-starts. Many insurance companies offer this as an extra option.
Checking your battery regularly and cleaning the terminals can help it last longer. Keeping jumper cables in your car is also a smart idea.
You can buy a new battery at an auto parts store and replace it yourself or hire a mechanic. Many local shops also offer affordable battery replacement services.
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