How Much Does It Cost for a Mobile Battery Repair?
FixMyCar discusses how much a mobile battery repair is likely to cost.
Book a battery replacement nowEllie Dyer-Brown
Friday October 11 2024
2 min read
There’s nothing more frustrating than finding yourself late for work – then your car won’t start because it’s got a flat battery. Thankfully, help is at hand in the shape of a mobile mechanic. This guide explains how much you can expect to pay for a mobile battery repair.
How much does it cost for a mobile battery repair?
The cost of calling out a mobile mechanic will vary depending on the repair type required and the car's make and model. The average price of a mobile battery repair is £132.75 (as of 30th July 2025).
| Manufacturer | Average Price |
|---|---|
| Audi | £81.72 |
| BMW | £90 |
| Citroen | £81.77 |
| Fiat | £79.04 |
| Ford | £81.38 |
| Kia | £85.68 |
| MINI | £81.01 |
| Mercedes | £85.10 |
| Nissan | £82.44 |
| Renault | £79.88 |
| Skoda | £85.50 |
| Toyota | £78.47 |
| Vauxhall | £79.78 |
| Volkswagen | £85.38 |
| Volvo | £78.94 |
The benefits of a mobile battery repair
When you're stranded with a flat battery, there's not much you can do to get your car to a local garage. You could try jump-starting it, but if that doesn't work, you're stuck. That's what makes mobile mechanics so handy - they can come to a location that suits you.
Mobile battery repairs are also often cheaper because mobile mechanics have fewer overheads and can pass these savings onto you.
Find out more about the advantages of using a mobile mechanic.
Having trouble with your car's battery? Find a local mobile mechanic on the UK's most trusted garage network.
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Ellie is FixMyCar's Content Manager. She has over three years of experience writing about cars and regularly collaborates with automotive experts to provide trustworthy advice for drivers that is easy understand. Her work has been featured in Yahoo! Finance, iNews, The Daily Express and The Sun. She has a BA in English literature and an MA in creative writing from Durham University. Outside of work, Ellie follows F1 and eagerly awaits Ferrari's next era of dominance in the sport. She drives a Suzuki Swift.