Honda Accord battery replacement in Dallas–Fort Worth
Accords have been sold with several engines, and they do not all take the same battery. Tell us the year and engine, or just send the VIN, and we bring the right one to wherever the car is parked.
Likely battery
- 2023–2025
- Group H5 (47), AGM
- 2021–2022
- Group H5 (47) or H6 (48)
- 2018–2020
- Group H5 (47) or H6 (48)
- 2013–2017
- Group 51R or 24F
- Other years
- Confirmed from your VIN
- Installation
- $90.00 labor (easy)
Group size, AGM or standard, cranking amps and terminal layout are all checked against your VIN before dispatch.
Send my VINWhich battery fits your Honda Accord
What our fitment table lists for the Accord, by model year, with the batteries we install in that size. Prices are reference retail prices reviewed October 2026; labor and tax are added on your quote.
2023–2025
Group H5 (47)
2021–2022
Group H5 (47) or H6 (48)
2018–2020
Group H5 (47) or H6 (48)
2013–2017
Group 51R or 24F
Other years
Confirmed from your VIN
Our table does not list a battery for these Accord model years: 2026 or newer, and anything before 2013. Rather than guess, the technician confirms the exact battery from your VIN and sends the full price before dispatch.
Send my VINWhere the battery is on the Accord
Under the hood, in the engine bay, whatever the engine. The engine decides the size: a 2013–2017 V6 takes a larger case than the four-cylinder, and from 2018 the 2.0-liter turbo takes a larger battery than the 1.5-liter turbo.
AGM and start-stop
2023–2025 Accords came with an enhanced flooded battery (EFB), a heavier-duty flooded design for auto start-stop. Replace it with EFB or AGM, never a basic flooded battery. We fit AGM, which handles start-stop at least as well.
On 2021–2022 Accords, models with auto start-stop came with an enhanced flooded battery (EFB), a heavier-duty flooded design. Those need EFB or AGM, never a basic flooded battery; we fit AGM. Models without start-stop can take a standard battery. H5 on 1.5-liter turbo models, which have auto start-stop, and H6 on 2.0-liter turbo models.
For 2018–2020 Accords, a standard battery fits and AGM is an optional upgrade, worth it if the car sits for long stretches, makes a lot of short trips or runs accessories with the engine off.
For 2013–2017 Accords, a standard battery fits. AGM is an optional upgrade in the 24F size, worth it if the car sits for long stretches, makes a lot of short trips or runs accessories with the engine off. We do not currently offer a Platinum AGM 51R.
Whatever the table says, we replace AGM with AGM: if the battery in your car is labeled AGM, a flooded battery is not a substitute. Read AGM vs standard batteries.
Hybrid models
Hybrid versions of the Accord are matched separately from the VIN, since their 12-volt battery can be a different size and sit in a different place. See hybrid and EV 12-volt batteries.
How the visit works
- Send the year and model, or the VIN from the dash or your insurance card.
- We confirm the battery from the VIN, check availability and send the battery price, core charge, labor and tax. The final price is confirmed before dispatch based on availability, taxes and fees.
- The technician installs the battery where your car is parked.
- You pay after installation, once the car starts.
Accord battery questions
What battery does a Honda Accord take?
Our fitment table lists group H5 (47) for 2023–2025 Accords, group H5 (47) or H6 (48) for 2021–2022 Accords, group H5 (47) or H6 (48) for 2018–2020 Accords and group 51R or 24F for 2013–2017 Accords. H5 on 1.5-liter turbo models, which have auto start-stop, and H6 on 2.0-liter turbo models. H5 on 1.5-liter turbo models, H6 on 2.0-liter turbo models. 51R on 4-cylinder models, 24F on V6 models. For other model years (2026 or newer, and anything before 2013), the technician confirms the battery from your VIN before dispatch instead of guessing.
Does the Honda Accord need an AGM battery?
2023–2025 Accords came with an enhanced flooded battery (EFB), a heavier-duty flooded design for auto start-stop. Replace it with EFB or AGM, never a basic flooded battery. We fit AGM, which handles start-stop at least as well. On 2021–2022 Accords, models with auto start-stop came with an enhanced flooded battery (EFB), a heavier-duty flooded design. Those need EFB or AGM, never a basic flooded battery; we fit AGM. Models without start-stop can take a standard battery. H5 on 1.5-liter turbo models, which have auto start-stop, and H6 on 2.0-liter turbo models. For 2018–2020 Accords, a standard battery fits and AGM is an optional upgrade, worth it if the car sits for long stretches, makes a lot of short trips or runs accessories with the engine off. For 2013–2017 Accords, a standard battery fits. AGM is an optional upgrade in the 24F size, worth it if the car sits for long stretches, makes a lot of short trips or runs accessories with the engine off. We do not currently offer a Platinum AGM 51R. Whatever the table says, we replace AGM with AGM, and the technician checks it from your VIN.
How much does Honda Accord battery replacement cost in DFW?
Reference retail prices for the batteries listed for the Accord: Duralast Platinum AGM Group H5 (47) at $259.99, Duralast Gold Group H5 (47) at $219.99, Duralast Group H5 (47) at $184.99, TotalPro Group H5 (47) at $124.99, 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, TotalPro Group 51R at $129.99, Duralast Group 51R at $184.99, Duralast Gold Group 51R at $219.99, TotalPro Group 24F at $124.99, Duralast Group 24F at $184.99, Duralast Gold Group 24F at $219.99 and Duralast Platinum AGM Group 24F at $259.99, 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.
Where is the battery on a Honda Accord?
Under the hood, in the engine bay, whatever the engine. The engine decides the size: a 2013–2017 V6 takes a larger case than the four-cylinder, and from 2018 the 2.0-liter turbo takes a larger battery than the 1.5-liter turbo.
How do I know which battery my Accord needs?
It comes down to the engine. Our table lists 51R for 2013–2017 four-cylinder cars and 24F for the V6. From 2018, the 1.5-liter turbo takes an H5 (47) and the 2.0-liter turbo an H6 (48). The VIN tells us which engine your car has, so sending it with your booking is the quickest way to an exact quote.
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Accord won’t start?
Call (682) 688-3514 or book online. We confirm the exact battery and price before a technician heads your way.