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Just a fortnight with little or no driving is enough time for some vehicles’ batteries to become flat. It takes around 20 minutes for the alternator to replace the energy used to start your vehicle, so if you only do short trips (e.g. to the local supermarket or garden centre), your battery may never really be getting the full charge it needs.
Our Visual Health Check covers the below area
Booking your vehicle in for a health and battery check is a wise idea, so your vehicle is always ready to go when you are.