Battery & Electrical Services in Austin, TX

Battery & Electrical Services in Austin, TX

Here’s how we help you solve common power and electrical problems:

Alternator Repair: If your battery keeps dying or your lights dim while driving, your alternator may be the problem. We test, repair, or replace it to make sure your vehicle charges properly and runs reliably.

Starter Repair: Clicking when you turn the key? Slow cranking or no start at all? These are classic signs of starter failure. Replacing it gets your vehicle back to starting on the first try every time.

Ignition Repair: Problems with your ignition switch, coil, or wiring can cause intermittent starts or total failure. We diagnose and fix ignition issues so your vehicle powers up consistently and safely.

Electric Vehicle Repair: Driving electric? You still need expert care. From battery diagnostics to controller repairs, we offer reliable solutions to keep your EV performing like it should.

Hybrid Auto Repair: Hybrid systems combine electric motors and gas engines — and we’re trained to handle both. Whether it’s the high-voltage battery, inverter, or powertrain, we make sure your hybrid stays efficient and reliable.

Car Lighting Repair: From headlights and brake lights to interior or dashboard lights, we troubleshoot and repair any lighting issue so you can see — and be seen — on the road.

Mirror Repair: Electrical mirrors that won’t adjust or defrost? We repair motors, wiring, and switches to restore full function, visibility, and safety.

Reach Out Today!

Struggling with electrical problems? Call Austin Fleet Services today. Reach our shop at (737) 256‑7770 and we’ll find the issue, fix it fast, and keep your vehicle powered up and dependable.

Areas We Serve

We proudly serve customers within a 50-mile radius of Austin, TX. This includes surrounding communities such as Pflugerville, San Marcos, Cedar Park, Round Rock, Georgetown, Elgin, New Braunfels, Schertz, Seguin, and other nearby areas.

FAQs

What causes a car battery to keep dying?

Common causes include a failing alternator, a parasitic electrical drain, an old battery, or corroded terminals. Testing the system helps pinpoint the exact issue.

How do I know if my starter or battery is bad?

If your engine clicks but doesn’t crank, it’s likely the starter. If it cranks slowly or only starts with a jump, the battery may be the culprit.

Can hybrid and electric vehicles be repaired at regular shops?

Not all shops are equipped for it, but we are. EVs and hybrids require special tools and training — especially for high-voltage systems — and we’re ready for the job.