Starting and Charging Services at Menlo Park Chevron in Menlo Park

Does your vehicle start slowly? Do extreme temperatures affect your vehicle's ability to start? Does your vehicle need to be jump started? Any of these conditions may indicate the need for service or repairs to your vehicle's starting and charging system.

At Menlo Park Chevron, we have certified technicians who will perform a professional inspection of the system, providing you with a complete analysis of the current conditions and repair cost estimate. Menlo Chevron is a full-service repair facility.

Electrical System Test

Any diagnosis of the electrical system begins with a complete Electrical System test. Menlo Park Chevron technicians will check the operating functions of the alternator, starter, battery and battery cables. Any one of these components can create problems with the starting and charging system.

Batteries

At Menlo Park Chevron, we provide high quality Interstate brand batteries. Interstate batteries come with an excellent warranty policy that covers 36, 50, or 60 months. We have options to fit your needs including an 18-month free replacement period and a pro-rated warranty for the life of the battery. For any warranty service, just return the battery to our store where you made the purchase or call the toll-free number located on the battery for the nearest location for service.

Battery Corrosion Protection Service

Many battery problems can be traced to poor connections and/or excessive corrosion build up on the battery posts. At Menlo Park Chevron, our trained technicians will clean the battery terminals of corrosion and apply an anti-corrosion spray to prevent any further build up. This service combined with a new Interstate battery is a simple and efficient way to insure starts in any weather.

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