Quick answer. This 2007 Chevy Tahoe came in for a battery replacement. The job had three lines. The battery was $263.47. A battery fee was $56.29. One hour of labor was $150. The total was $469.76.
Key Points
- The job was booked as a battery replacement on a 2007 Tahoe.
- The battery itself was $263.47.
- A $56.29 battery fee was on the job.
- One hour of labor was $150. The total came to $469.76.
- This record is short. So is this post. We are not going to pad it.
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What the Job Was
A 2007 Chevy Tahoe. Battery replacement. That is what the work order said, and that is what got done.
Not every job is a mystery. Some are just a battery. We write those up too, because the price is what people want to know.
What It Cost
2007 Chevy Tahoe, October 11
Came in for: battery replacement.
Battery: $263.47.
Battery fee: $56.29.
Labor: one hour, $150.
Total: $469.76.
The battery is the biggest line. A full size SUV like the Tahoe takes a big battery, and big batteries cost more.
Labor was one hour at $150. That is the time to take the old battery out and put the new one in.
Before You Buy a Battery
A dead battery is the most common reason a car will not start. It is not the only one.
If a new battery dies again in a week, the battery was not the problem. The alternator may not be charging it, or something may be draining it while the truck sits. Ask your mechanic to check the charging system when the battery goes in.
Our jobs run on Shop Desk, so every line shows on the owner's phone before they say yes. Mechanics anywhere can use it free.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a battery replacement on a 2007 Tahoe?
On this job it was $469.76. That was $263.47 for the battery, a $56.29 battery fee and $150 for one hour of labor.
How long does a battery replacement take?
This job billed one hour of labor.
Can a mobile mechanic replace my battery at home?
Yes. A battery is one of the easiest jobs to do where the car sits.
How do I know it is the battery and not the alternator?
Test both. A battery test and a charging test take minutes. Read our guide on battery or alternator for the signs.
Supercanic tip: When a new battery goes in, ask for the charging system to be checked too. Call us at (951) 904-2477.
Dead Battery?
We test it, replace it if it needs it, and check the charging system.
