24-hour car battery replacement, nights and weekends included

We're open 24 hours a day, every day, holidays included, and we don't charge more at night. If your battery dies at 11 p.m. in a stadium lot or 5:30 a.m. in your driveway, call or text. We'll test it and replace it on the spot if it needs it.

When batteries actually die

Not at 2 in the afternoon on a Tuesday when the shop is open. They die:

• First thing in the morning, after sitting all night and drawing a little power
• After a ballgame or concert, when the car sat in a hot lot for hours
• After a flight, in the airport garage, when the car's been parked for a week
• After a long evening shift at a hospital or restaurant
• On the first cool morning of the year, when a weak battery finally can't crank

That's why we don't keep office hours.

What the call looks like

1. Tell us where you are. Pin drop by text is best. Garage name and level, or the store and which side of the lot.
2. Tell us what you drive. We'll look up the battery and give you the price.
3. Stay safe. If you're somewhere that doesn't feel safe, tell us. Lock the doors while you wait if that's better.
4. We test, then fix. If it just needs a jump, that's what you get. If the battery is done, we replace it.

Nights on the road

If the car quits on I-275, the Selmon, the Veterans or any bridge, call 911 first. Hazards on. If getting out isn't safe, stay buckled in. Once you're safe, call us. We'll come from whichever side is closer.

Same price, any hour

No after-hours charge, no weekend charge, no holiday charge. The price page shows our normal ranges and they apply at all hours.

Preventing the 2 a.m. call

Get the battery tested once a year after it's two years old. Watch for the warning signs. Before a long trip, especially if you're parking at TPA, read leaving your car parked for weeks.