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Batteries Plus makes it easy to find the perfect replacement battery for your Chrysler. From the Town and Country to the 200 or 300, we have batteries for every Chrysler model. Have an older model like a Sebring or Aspen? We've got you covered there too with our large selection of batteries. Stop in to have our battery experts help you find the best battery replacement for your Chrysler. Not sure if you need a new battery? No problem. Let us test it for free to determine if a new one is in order.
We carry everything you need for your Chrysler car, van or SUV here at Batteries Plus. Batteries, interior and exterior lights, and key fob replacements are all available at your local store and online. Visit our Automotive Center to learn more!
Our huge selection of Chrysler batteries includes products from our exclusive premium brand, X2Power as well as top-rated brands such as Duracell Ultra and Optima. Plus, all of our Chrysler car, van, and SUV batteries come with free replacement warranties that are valid at any one of the 700+ locations around the country.
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Replacement batteries for your Chrysler will range in price from around $175 for a Duracell Ultra flooded battery and up to $350 for an Optima Yellow Top premium AGM battery. All Chrysler batteries come with free replacement warranties that range anywhere from 2 to 4 years.
How long a battery will last in your Chrysler will depend on its care and use. Most batteries in your Chrysler will last 3-5 years if they are properly maintained. However, if you neglect your battery and don't clean the terminals and check for corrosion, it could need replacing much sooner.
Some Chrysler models may come with two batteries; the main battery and an auxiliary battery. The secondary battery, the auxiliary battery, is used to power some of the vehicle's accessories like remote start or start-stop systems. With cars with two batteries, that car's alternator will work to charge both of the batteries while the car is running.