Toyota Corolla Battery

One in four cars on the road needs a new battery. Because of that, we recommend you have your Toyota Corolla battery tested at least twice a year. And should you need a new one, we can find the exact fit for your Corolla.

Possible Car Battery Matches for Your Toyota Corolla

Group 35 Car Battery

$204.95 SRP

Interstate MT-35:
Our better flooded, non-AGM car battery

Group size: 35

CCA: 500

24 Month Warranty

Free Replacement / 5 Year Performance Warranty

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Group H4 Car Battery

$224.95 SRP

Interstate MTP-H4:
Our best flooded, non-AGM car battery

Group size: H4

CCA: 480

30 Month Warranty

Free Replacement / 6 Year Performance Warranty

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Group H5 Car Battery

$209.95 SRP

Interstate MT-47/H5:
Our better flooded, non-AGM car battery

Group size: H5

CCA: 650

24 Month Warranty

Free Replacement / 5 Year Performance Warranty

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Get the Most Out of Your Toyota Corolla Battery

Battery Warning Signs

Does your Toyota Corolla battery feel powerless or continue to die on you? Some standard issues that may cause your car battery to weaken include:

Loose or corroded battery cables
Constant electrical drain
Charging problems
Car needs more power than possible
Severe weather conditions

If you are uncertain about the condition of your Toyota Corolla battery, you should contact one of our battery experts today. We're always glad to help you resolve your Corolla battery problems.

How Long Will My Toyota Corolla Battery Last?

Car batteries typically last three to five years. Still, a variety of causes may impact the life of your Toyota Corolla battery, like temperature extremes, high electrical use and drive time in particular.

Nevertheless, there are things you can do to make the most of your Toyota Corolla battery:

Shut off electronics and plug-ins when the engine is turned off
Drive for at least 30 minutes weekly—preferably at highway speeds—to maintain your battery charge
Make sure your battery terminals are free of corrosion and cables are secure—every quarter
Every six months, get a battery test if your Toyota Corolla battery is more than three years old

Evaluating and Replacing a Battery

When do I need to replace my Toyota Corolla battery?
As we stated earlier, car batteries usually last three-plus years, based on your regional climate and how you drive. If your Toyota Corolla battery starts to concern you, look for these standard warning signs:

Battery warning light
Slow engine crank
Dimming headlights or interior lights

Should you encounter any of these situations with your Toyota Corolla battery, consider using our location finder to find a new Corolla battery near you, or take a look at our how-to videos now.

Committed to Battery Safety

Like always, we are dedicated to your safety on the go, so reach out when you need that routine battery test or are ready for a new Toyota Corolla battery.