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Company trucks, vans and work vehicles · Atlanta & Duluth, GA

Dead work truck? We bring the battery.

A vehicle that won't start is a crew that isn't earning. We test and replace batteries at your lot, from $149 per vehicle, with one invoice.

(470) 502-9543 · Open 24/7 for emergencies. Call or text anytime.

  • Usually within 45–60 minutes in Gwinnett and North Atlanta
  • We bring the right battery for your car
  • Free battery and charging test
  • Free old-battery removal
  • No membership

Get your fleet quote

What do you need?

Your starting price: from $149 per vehicle, one visit at your lot.Exact price confirmed before we start.

When?

No payment now. We confirm the exact price before we start.

Built for businesses

Less downtime, less paperwork.

  • Every vehicle tested

    We check each battery and charging system and replace only the ones that need it.

  • At your lot

    No sending drivers to a shop. We come to the yard, the job site or the parking lot.

  • One invoice

    All vehicles in one visit, one bill for your books.

  • Old batteries gone

    We take the old ones away for recycling.

Fleet questions

Still unsure? Ask it on the call — that's what it's for.

How much do fleet batteries cost?

Fleet batteries start at $149 per vehicle, tested and replaced at your lot. The exact price depends on the vehicle and battery type and is confirmed before we start.

Can you do several vehicles in one visit?

Yes. We test every vehicle, replace the ones that need it on the spot, and give you one invoice.

What kinds of vehicles?

Cars, vans, pickups and work trucks with standard car-size batteries, including start-stop (AGM) types. Tell us the vehicles on the form or call and we confirm what we can do.

What happens to the old batteries?

We take them away with us for recycling.

Do you do emergency fleet calls?

Yes. If a work vehicle won't start, call and we'll get to you as fast as we can. Call for a jump start or a battery on the spot.

Where do you come?

Your lot or yard, within about 40 miles of Duluth and Atlanta, Georgia.