Chevrolet Silverado 1500 battery replacement in Dallas–Fort Worth

Our fitment table lists group H7 (94R) for 2022–2026 Silverados, group H6 (48) or H7 (94R) for 2019–2021 Silverados, group H6 (48) or H7 (94R) for 2014–2018 Silverados, group H6 (48) for 2007–2013 Silverados and group 78 for 1999–2006 Silverados. Trucks with auto stop/start need AGM. The 3.0-liter Duramax diesel uses an AGM H8 (49) instead. The size depends on the engine and trim, and trucks with auto stop/start need AGM. The 3.0-liter Duramax diesel uses an AGM H8 (49) instead. The size depends on the engine and trim. This is for the redesigned 2007 body. 2007 Silverado Classic trucks are confirmed from the VIN. For other model years (2027 or newer, and anything before 1999), the technician confirms the battery from your VIN before dispatch instead of guessing.

On 2022–2026 Silverados, some trims need AGM. Trucks with auto stop/start need AGM. The 3.0-liter Duramax diesel uses an AGM H8 (49) instead. If yours has auto start-stop, or the battery in it now is labeled AGM, it needs AGM again. On 2019–2021 Silverados, some trims need AGM. The size depends on the engine and trim, and trucks with auto stop/start need AGM. The 3.0-liter Duramax diesel uses an AGM H8 (49) instead. If yours has auto start-stop, or the battery in it now is labeled AGM, it needs AGM again. For 2014–2018 Silverados, a standard battery fits and AGM is an optional upgrade, worth it if the truck sits for long stretches, makes a lot of short trips or runs accessories with the engine off. For 2007–2013 Silverados, a standard battery fits and AGM is an optional upgrade, worth it if the truck sits for long stretches, makes a lot of short trips or runs accessories with the engine off. For 1999–2006 Silverados, we install the Duralast standard 78. We do not currently offer a Platinum AGM in this size. Whatever the table says, we replace AGM with AGM, and the technician checks it from your VIN.

Reference retail prices for the batteries listed for the Silverado: Duralast Platinum AGM Group H7 (94R) at $259.99, Duralast Gold Group H7 (94R) at $219.99, Duralast Group H7 (94R) at $184.99, TotalPro Group H7 (94R) at $134.99, Duralast Platinum AGM Group H6 (48) at $259.99, Duralast Gold Group H6 (48) at $219.99, Duralast Group H6 (48) at $184.99, TotalPro Group H6 (48) at $129.99, Duralast Group 78 at $184.99 and Duralast Gold Group 78 at $219.99, each before a $22.00 refundable core charge. Mobile installation labor and Texas sales tax are added on your quote. The final price is confirmed before dispatch based on availability, taxes and fees, and you pay after installation. See how pricing works.

Under the hood. Trucks from 1999 to 2006 use a side-terminal group 78, where the cables bolt into the side of the case. From the 2007 redesign on, Silverados use top-post batteries in the H6 (48) or H7 (94R) size, depending on the year, engine and trim. The technician brings the type your truck needs.

It is worth considering. Accessories that draw power with the engine off drain a battery deeply, and AGM handles repeated deep draws better than a flooded battery. The Duralast Platinum AGM comes in the same H6 (48) and H7 (94R) sizes as the standard batteries these trucks use, so it fits the same tray. Tell us about the accessories when you book.