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Service, Repairs & MOT

Car battery replacement for your Dacia

Book an RAC Mobile Mechanic and we’ll come to you at home or work

  • High quality batteries
  • Price includes fitting
  • Maximum convenience

£246.83

Average price for this repair for your Dacia in the last 30 days^

Trustpilot rating for all RAC Mobile Mechanics.

Why choose the RAC for a car battery replacement?

With RAC Mobile Mechanics, you can avoid the hassle of taking your vehicle to a garage. They can do battery replacement and fitting on your driveway, so you don't even need to leave the house.

We use only quality batteries that meet OEM standards – that means they meet your vehicle manufacturer’s strict quality criteria, with a minimum 3-year warranty as standard. The price includes fitting, ensuring no surprises on the day. No hidden costs, just friendly, honest experts.

RAC Mobile Mechanics can carry out car battery replacement on popular Dacia models such as Sandero, Duster, Jogger, Spring, and Stepway. This service is completed at your home or workplace, following Dacia maintenance guidance and using OEM‑equivalent parts. You get clear pricing, real‑time updates and a convenient, no‑hassle experience.

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Our top pick for your Dacia

We’ll come to you at home or work

RAC Mobile Mechanic for your Dacia

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At the RAC, we’ve got over 125 years’ experience in offering complete peace of mind® to our members. We’re best known for our breakdown service. And now – our new RAC Mobile Mechanics are here to help make every day motoring easier. If you need a service or repair, they’ll come to you at your home or work.

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Car battery replacement

From £160††

If your car won’t start due to a dead or failing battery, our mobile mechanics can test your battery, provide a replacement, and install it on the spot at home or work, saving you the hassle of going to a garage.

We use original equipment manufacturer (OEM) standard parts, which means every new part will be the same standard and same quality as the original part it replaced.
Our mobile mechanics are friendly, honest, and backed by the RAC.
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Vehicle diagnostic check

£99

We’ll spend up to 30 mins checking your car’s onboard management system for faults. We’ll talk you through repairs needed and provide a full report. If any further work is needed, we’ll agree this with you before we start. Any additional work after the first 30 minutes will be priced at £20 per 15 minutes. We’ll agree this with you before proceeding.

We’ll look for any mechanical or electrical problems. If we need to, we’ll also check your car’s onboard engine management system. Depending on your car and issue, this will usually include: – Engine – Power steering – Brakes – Transmission – Exhaust system – Fuel injection system – Cooling system and air flow – Sensors
If we detect any issues, we'll talk through what needs to be repaired. We’ll give you a no-obligation quote to fix it on the spot, if we can. Or we’ll recommend a local RAC Approved Garage, and give you a full error report to take there.

And it’s not just car battery replacements that we can do for your Dacia

Mobile mechanics bring the garage to you, saving you the hassle of getting your car to a garage. If you need a service or repair, they’ll come to you at your home or work.

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What our expert says

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A healthy battery will help you avoid breakdowns and keep your car in top condition. An old worn battery can cause starting issues and could fail any time – leaving you stranded.

Nick Mullender

Lead RAC Mobile Mechanic

Try one of our RAC Approved Garages

Motorbitz

4.3/5

Welcome to Motor Bitz Based in Besthorpe near Attleborough we are a family run MOT/Service & Repair centre and can take care of all your motoring needs. Whether you are looking for an MOT, part worn tyres, servicing, engine diagnostic or perhaps a recovery service we can help. We can also take care of repairs and welding work. Our Team Roger: Roger has worked within the motor trade for 30 years and has a passion for classic fords and performance vehicles. We call him the 'grease monkey' as he is never happier than to be head to toe in oil. Roger carries out most of the heavy work including commercial, engine swaps, clutches and gearboxes. Simon: Simon is a qualified MOT tester, with a passion for classic and American vehicles. With his extensive experience of over 42 years in the motor trade industry - Simon is a real asset to the company. Customer relations is his speciality. Neil: Neil is a qualified MOT tester and is also a qualified HGV fitter. Neil has an interest in all vehicles, but his passion is in classic cars, bikes and commercials. Neil is the master of all things delicate often carrying out some of our more technical work and a great welder too!
Unit 3, Silver Street, Besthorpe, Attleborough, NR172LD

Courtwood Car Services

4.2/5

Based in Uxbridge and established since 1978, Courtwoods are a family run company with a reputation for being reliable, friendly and professional. We are committed to excellent customer care and we continually work towards providing the best service for both you and your Courtwood Car Services is your local car clinic serving motorists in Uxbridge, Hillingdon, Middlesex and West London.We specialise in MoTs, servicing, all types of mechanical and electrical repairs, air-conditioning servicing and recharges on any make or model of car for private individuals or local Uxbridge based businesses.
Penfield Estate, 17 Lancaster Road, Uxbridge, UB8 1AP

SKS Auto Services Ltd

4.8/5

SKS Auto Services, owned by good friends and business partners Bradley Dawson and Nathan Hinks was established in 2005 and has a reputation for professionalism, technical expertise and quality workmanship.SKS are committed to honesty and always charge a fair price for the work we do. We only use parts equivalent in quality to the original part unless otherwise agreed and as a business we have also invested heavily in the latest technology and diagnostic equipment, meaning whatever the problem you have with your vehicle we will be able to resolve it. Our experienced technicians are always on hand to offer friendly advice and support.
14 Royce Road, Peterborough, PE1 5YB

Priory Service Station

4.0/5

Priory Service Station Family run business, been going for over 40 years. friendly staff, we cater for cars vans and motorhomes, MOTs repairs and services as well as diagnostics pleasant waiting area with refreshment services.
Priory Service Station, 164 Priory Road, Hall Green, Birmingham, B28 0TB

Wimbledon Car Care

4.7/5

.Here at Wimbledon Car Care our number one priority to offer you the best possible service, repair and maintenance of their vehicle. Investing in the latest equipment ensuring that we’re always one step ahead. We specialise in all makes and models of vehicles, from brand new through to classic, for servicing, mechanical repairs, minor bodywork, MOT and Fleet Car support, enabling us to be one the best independent motor vehicle repair centres in and around Wimbledon and South West London.
163-167 Haydons Road, Wimbledon, SW198TB

Frequently asked questions on car battery

Charging your electric car battery involves:

  • Plugging into a charger: Use a home charger or a charging station.
  • Monitoring charging: Most electric cars have a display to show how charged the battery is.
  • Charging time: This varies depending on the charger and your electric car’s battery. Home chargers typically take six to eight hours. Fast chargers can take 30 to 60 minutes.

Always follow the guidelines for charging.

To change your car key battery:

  • Open the key fob: Use a small screwdriver or coin to open the fob.
  • Remove the old battery: Take note of the battery type.
  • Insert the new battery: Make sure it’s the correct type and is oriented as it should be.
  • Close the key fob: Snap or screw it back together.

Check your car manual for exact instructions.

Yes. You can replace a car battery on your own if you follow these steps:

  • Turn off the engine: Make sure your car is off.
  • Remove the old battery: Disconnect the negative (-) terminal first. Then disconnect the positive (+) terminal. Remove any clamps or brackets holding your car’s battery in place.
  • Install the new battery: Place your new battery in the tray. You can then secure it with clamps or brackets. Connect the positive (+) terminal first. Then connect the negative (-) terminal.
  • Test the battery: Start your car to make sure the battery is working.

If you’re unsure, use a professional service.

Signs you need a new car battery include:

  • Slow engine cranking: The engine takes longer to start.
  • Dim lights: Headlights and inside lights are dimmer than usual.
  • Battery warning light: The battery or charging system warning light is on.

If you notice any of these signs, it’s time to get your battery checked.

The best car battery depends on your car and how you drive:

  • Standard lead-acid battery: Suitable for most cars with regular driving patterns.
  • AGM battery: Ideal for vehicles with high electrical demands or stop-start systems.
  • Deep cycle battery: Used in electric and hybrid vehicles.

Read your car manual or ask a professional for recommendations.

Most car warranties cover battery replacement for a period. This is usually two to three years. Extended warranties may offer you longer coverage. Check your warranty details or talk to the provider for more info.

Yes, it certainly can:

  • Cold weather: Low temperatures can decrease the battery's ability to hold a charge, making it harder to start the car.
  • Hot weather: High temperatures can cause battery fluid to evaporate, leading to potential damage.

Regular checks are important in extreme weather.

Recycling an old car battery is important for environmental reasons as it can be very polluting.

  • Take it to a recycling centre: Many auto part stores and recycling centres take old car batteries.
  • Check local regulations: Some areas have specific guidelines for battery disposal.
  • Use a professional service: Many mobile mechanics and garages offer battery recycling services.
  • Lead-acid battery: Common, cost-effective, and reliable for most vehicles.
  • AGM battery: More expensive. It offers better performance and durability, in vehicles with high electrical demands or stop-start systems.

Talk to a professional to find the best battery for your needs.