Hyundai Santa Fe Sport Car and Truck Battery
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Looking for a new battery for your Hyundai Santa Fe Sport? Look no further than your nearest Batteries Plus location. Our in-store experts will test your battery for free, and suggest a solid replacement from our selection of top-quality batteries from Duracell and X2Power. You can also take advantage of expert car battery installation (available at participating locations, on most vehicle makes and models).
So do you need a new battery? Before shopping, you'll want to gather some basic information, including the correct battery size and CCA rating that your Santa Fe Sport requires. You can find this information by checking your owner's manual or checking the label of your current battery. If you don't have any luck finding it on your own, our in-store experts will be happy to help you out.
Another thing you need to look up is whether your Santa Fe Sport originally came with an AGM battery installed. If so, you must replace it with another AGM battery. If your SUV originally came with a flooded battery installed, you are free to replace it with another flooded battery or upgrade to an AGM option.
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Hyundai Santa Fe Sport FAQs
The cost of your new battery will depend on the type of battery you purchase. Flooded batteries offer a lower upfront cost, but have shorter lifespans. AGM batteries cost more upfront, but last much longer, making them a better long-term investment.
Generally, you can count on the battery in your Santa Fe Sport lasting from 3-5 years , depending on the kind of driving you do, and other important factors like the weather in your part of the country. (Heat and humidity especially can take a toll on car & truck batteries.) As well as how well you maintain your vehicle.
Prior to buying a new battery, you will need to determine whether your Hyundai Santa Fe requires an AGM battery. Your owner's manual should provide you with this information. If your vehicle requires an AGM battery, do not attempt to replace it with a flooded battery.