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Looking for a replacement battery for your Lexus IS 250? Shop Batteries Plus. You'll find top-quality replacement batteries from Duracell and X2Power. Not sure if you need a new battery? Bring your Lexus IS 250 to your nearest Batteries Plus and have your battery tested for free. We offer expert installation with the cost of a new auto battery (valid at participating locations, on most vehicle makes and models). Plus, shop for additional battery essentials in our Automotive Center.
How Do I Know What Battery to Get for My Car?
- Find the correct BCI group battery size in your Lexus IS 250 owner's manual
- Look up the correct CCA rating for your model Lexus IS 250 (also found in your owner's manual)
- You can buy a battery with a higher CCA rating than your vehicle requires, but do not buy a battery with a lower CCA rating
Is an AGM Battery the Same as a Flooded Battery?
- There are two different types of replacement auto batteries: flooded & AGM.
- Flooded batteries are the most basic type of auto battery and are also the most affordable.
- AGM batteries cost more, but provide more power than flooded batteries. An AGM battery will start your vehicle's engine more easily in extremely hot and cold climates than a flooded battery will.
- AGM batteries are designed to last 2-3X longer than a flooded battery, which often saves you money in the long run.
- Check whether your Lexus IS 250 originally came with an AGM battery. If it did, you must replace it with another AGM battery.
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Lexus IS 250 FAQs
A Lexus IS 250 requires a 12-volt auto battery, the same as other cars and trucks. Check whether your vehicle requires an AGM battery. If so, you must replace it with another AGM battery. If not, you can choose either a flooded or AGM replacement battery.
The cost of a replacement battery for a Lexus IS 250 will depend on the type of battery you choose. Flooded batteries are cheaper upfront, but don't last as long as AGM batteries. AGM batteries are more expensive, but since they have longer lives, many users save money with an AGM battery in the long run.
Most auto batteries last between 3 and 5 years. If you want to get the longest life possible from your battery, follow the tips in our blog entitled "6 Things That Can Drain Your Car Battery ."