Van Batteries

If you have ever experienced a flat battery, you will know just how frustrating it is, and what a fuss it is to put right.

Bridgend Van Care has seen all the problems caused by van batteries and provides a range of matching solutions for van drivers in the Bridgend area.

Van batteries can go flat, or become inadequate, for a number of reasons:

• Vehicle electrical items being used, or lights left on, without the engine running
• A faulty alternator or connections
• Repetitive short journeys, not sufficient to properly charge the battery
• Cold or freezing weather
• Lack of vehicle use
• An old battery at the end of its normal life

At the Bridgend Van Care workshop, we are well-equipped to deal with diagnosing the cause of battery failure or deficiency. Our highly experienced, qualified technicians are accomplished at problem-solving and will be able to provide you with repairs to the component causing the power drain or replace a battery that has seen better days.

It really is a sensible precaution to ensure that your vehicle’s battery is in excellent condition and avoid the risk of breaking down during a journey, potentially miles from home. You can rest assured that Bridgend Van Care, as a trustworthy independent garage, will be able to give your battery an impartial health check and advise your next move.

Bridgend Van Care is proud to be an AA-approved garage, meeting the high standards set by the Automobile Association (AA) for quality and reliability. We are also affiliated with industry-leading organisations, including 1link, which streamlines service and repair for fleet operators, the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA), ensuring compliance with vehicle safety and MOT regulations, and Fleet Assist, connecting us with business fleets to provide top-level support. These partnerships reflect our dedication to quality, professionalism, and industry best practices.

To find out more about Batteries in Bridgend, contact us online or call us directly on 01656 652075

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