Jumpstart

All You Need to Know About Jumpstart Service

Jump-starting a car requires some skill or, at the very least, a fundamental understanding of how batteries work. A few simple actions are required for a successful jump-start. But to avoid damaging the battery or yourself, these actions must be completed in the right sequence.

The most typical fix for a dead car battery is to jump-start it with jumper cables and a different car. However, there is no assurance that using this method won’t harm the vehicle if proper precautions are not followed. For instance, did you know that attempting to jump-start a damaged or frozen battery could seriously harm the car and, worse yet, others nearby?

Adequate tools and methods are essential to avoid hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars in repairs due to the complexity of the electrical system in vehicles. Battery technology and vehicle types are covered in our service technician training. Additionally, we can search an online database for the right technique based on the engine, make, and model. Some people carry backup batteries if they can’t start the old one. But because they need specialized computer settings, certain cars may need to be taken to the shop for a battery replacement.

It’s crucial to take no chances while jump-starting a car. Before choosing to jump-start the battery in this manner, you should double-check the car manual, as not all vehicles may be capable of doing so. Otherwise, a car’s electrical system could be damaged by improperly jumpstarting it. It will be easier and safer to call S&S Fast Towing if your battery is dead.