Quick answer. On August 26, 2026 our tech swapped the battery in a Nissan Rogue in San Jacinto. We picked up a group size 35 battery on the way, put it in at the car and took the old one back for the core. The ticket was $309.99.
Key Points
- The car was a Nissan Rogue in San Jacinto.
- The battery size was group 35.
- We picked the battery up and brought it to the car.
- The old battery went back to the shop for the core.
- The ticket was $309.99.
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The Job
This one is a plain battery swap. The kind of job that ruins a morning if you have to do it yourself.
The job title says a 2018 Rogue. The vehicle record says 2019. Either way it takes a group size 35 battery, and that is what the note says to bring.
Our tech picked it up first, drove it to the car and made the swap there.
Nissan Rogue, San Jacinto, August 26, 2026
Came in for: Battery replacement.
What we brought: A group size 35 battery, picked up on the way.
What was done: Old battery out, new one in, at the car. Old one back to the shop for core.
What it cost: $309.99 on the ticket.
What the Core Means
A core is the old battery. Parts stores want it back so the lead gets recycled.
If you swap a battery yourself, you have to haul the old one to the store. It is heavy and it has acid in it.
On this job we took it with us. You do not have to touch it.
Is It Really the Battery?
A slow crank or a click on a cold morning usually means the battery. Not always.
A bad alternator will kill a new battery in a day or two. So will a draw that stays on with the key off.
If the car keeps dying after a new battery, call us back and have the charging system tested.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much was this battery swap?
The ticket for this Nissan Rogue was $309.99.
What battery does a Nissan Rogue take?
This one took a group size 35. That is what the job note says.
Do I have to go get the battery?
No. On this job our tech picked it up and brought it to the car.
What happens to my old battery?
We take it back to the shop for the core. You do not have to deal with it.
Supercanic tip: Tell us the year and model when you call. We bring the right size battery the first time. Call us at (951) 904-2477.
Car Won't Start?
We bring the battery, swap it at the car and take the old one away.
