Australia-Wide Mazda Battery Replacement
Why Choose Marshall For Mazda Battery Replacement?
- Fast Mazda battery replacement in the greater metropolitan areas of Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney.
- Our batteries are designed for Australian conditions.
No plans or membership fees!
- Our Mazda battery replacement service is Pay-to-Use and affordable.
Express Nationwide Warranty
- Covers manufacturing faults and free battery replacement.*
Marshall Batteries utilises the latest automotive battery and electrical system diagnostic tools, such as the BT608 battery diagnostic tool. These tools enable us to diagnose, configure, and replace batteries in modern vehicles accurately, and calibration with the vehicles onboard computer to ensure charging rates and battery registration.
*Terms & Conditions Apply
Batteries Delivered and Installed for Popular Mazda Models
Marshall Batteries is your local Mazda battery expert, offering urgent delivery and installation services for a range of models, including popular SUVs CX-3, CX-30, MX-30, CX-8, and CX-9. These models are hugely popular in the Australian market due to their size, design, and performance features.
Mazda3 Battery
According to the owner's manual, a Mazda3 requires a 12V-55Ah/20HR*2, 12V-60Ah/20HR*2, or 12V-65Ah/20HR*2 battery. When selecting a battery for your Mazda3, also focus on power and Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) – aim for more CCA than your car needs.
Size is key, too, and the recommended size for the Mazda3 is the Group 35 Battery, measuring 230 x 175 x 225 mm (9.0625 x 6.9375 x 8.875 inches). This ensures it fits snugly without causing any interference.
The best battery for Mazda3 from the Marshall Batteries range is the 55D23CMF battery, which has a CCA of 650 and is sized 222 mm x 173 mm x 233 mm.
A Mazda3 battery typically ranges from $150 standard to $400 for a premium battery or more. Instalment charges can vary from provider to provider. You'll also have to factor in membership or joining fees that many battery replacement providers charge. Marshall Batteries provides hassle-free, affordable Mazda3 battery replacement: all our batteries start from $181 and don't include any annual membership fees, roadside joining fees or waiting periods! It's simple and pay-to-use.
Compare the best battery replacement providers in Australia to get a better understanding of the different price plans.
The battery of a Mazda3 will typically last between three to six years, but this depends on how the vehicle is used and the driving conditions. Maintenance and installation also play a significant role in the battery's lifespan.
Marshall Batteries recommends a test when the battery reaches three years of use. You can do this yourself or visit any Marshall Battery Store for FREE professional battery testing for your Mazda3.
Mazda6 Battery
According to the owner's manual, the battery required for a Mazda6 is 12V-55Ah/20HR*2 or 12V-65Ah/20HR*2. When selecting a battery for your Mazda6, also focus on power and Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) – Mazda recommends batteries with a minimum of 450 CCA for all its models. For the Mazda 6, at least 520 CCA is needed. The cell type for a Mazda6 battery should be either a Calcium MF or EFB (Enhanced Flooded Battery suited to stop start models).
The best batteries for Mazda6 from Marshall are the 55D23CMF and the X55D23CMF; both these batteries have a CCA of 600 and above and fit Mazda6 models from 2002 to 2012. X55D23CMF has longer warranty up to 42 months 650 CCA and 65A/h - 55D23CMF up to 30 months warranty 600CCA and 60A/h.
Mazda CX-3 Battery
12V-55Ah/20HR*2 or 12V-65Ah/20HR*2 is used in a Mazda CX-3, according to the owner's manual, but the exact type can change based on specific variants like start/stop or petrol/diesel. For a Mazda CX-3 Petrol 2.0L (2015 and on) SUV, Marshall Batteries recommends the SSEFB-D23 battery with 12V and 650 CCA. This is a Start Stop ISS Battery as recommended by Mazda.
For precise battery recommendations for the Mazda CX-3, we suggest checking the Owner's Manual or getting in touch with your local battery store.
The cost of a Mazda CX-3 battery replacement would include the average battery price, which would be around $100 to $350, plus installation charges, which vary depending on factors like delivery, labour and the condition of the battery and car.
Marshall Batteries provides hassle-free, affordable Mazda CX-3 battery replacement: all our batteries start from $181 and include delivery, fitting and our nationwide warranty. No annual membership fees, roadside joining fees or waiting periods! It's simple and pay-to-use.
On average, the battery of a Mazda CX-3, will last anywhere between two to five years. This lifespan may be reduced if you don't drive or commute often because, like most car batteries, Mazda batteries need longer running times to charge fully. Maintenance and installation also play a significant role in the battery's lifespan.
Marshall Batteries recommends a test when the battery reaches three years of use. You can do this yourself or visit any Marshall Battery store for FREE professional battery testing for your Mazda CX-3.
Mazda CX-5 Battery
According to the owner's manual, a 12V-55Ah/20HR*2 or 12V-65Ah/20HR*2 is used in a Mazda CX-5, but the exact battery type depends on specific variants like start/stop or petrol/diesel. Marshall Batteries recommends the SSEFB-D23 battery with 12V and 650 CCA for a CX-5 Petrol 2.0L, 2.5L (2012 and on). This is a Start Stop ISS Battery as recommended by Mazda.
For precise battery recommendations for your Mazda CX-5, we suggest checking the Owner's Manual or getting in touch with your local battery store.
Mazda CX-5 battery can cost between $100 to $150 and more for premium-grade or specialist battery. Add in the costs of installation and delivery, and you're looking at a potential cost of $400 or more. You'll also have to consider the membership or joining fees many battery replacement providers charge.
Marshall Batteries provides hassle-free, affordable Mazda CX-5 battery replacement: all our batteries start from $181 and include delivery, fitting and our nationwide warranty. No annual membership fees, roadside joining fees or waiting periods! It's simple and pay-to-use.
The battery life of a Mazda CX-5 can vary depending on various factors, such as how often you drive/commute, the climate you live in, and how well the battery is maintained. On average, however, you can expect your Mazda CX-5 battery to last between three and five years.
Marshall Batteries recommends a test when the battery reaches three years of use. You can do this yourself or visit any Marshall Battery Store for FREE professional battery testing for your Mazda CX-5.
Mazda CX-8 Battery
Costs for replacing your Mazda CX-8 battery may vary in cost. It generally depends on the exact model of your vehicle, the type of battery it requires, and your location, as labour and delivery rates may change from state to state. Plus, there are also those pesky membership or joining fees that many providers charge.
Marshall Batteries provides hassle-free, affordable Mazda CX-8 battery replacement: all our batteries start from $181 and include delivery, fitting and our nationwide warranty. No annual membership fees, roadside joining fees or waiting periods! It's simple and pay-to-use.
A Mazda battery, including the popular Mazda CX-8 model, typically lasts three to five years in the Australian climate. Other factors like the vehicle size, how often you drive it, maintenance and the battery's quality can significantly influence longevity.
Marshall Batteries recommends a test when the battery reaches three years of use. You can do this yourself or visit any Marshall Battery Store for FREE professional battery testing for your Mazda CX-8.
Mazda CX-9 Battery
A 12V-55Ah/20HR or 12V-65Ah/20HR is used in a Mazda CX-9, according to the owner's manual, but factors like start/stop or petrol/diesel can influence the exact type of battery used.
For precise battery recommendations for the Mazda CX-9, we suggest checking the Owner's Manual or getting in touch with your local battery store. You can also just Holler for a Marshall on 1300 627 742 in all capital cities (and many regional areas) for 24/7 roadside battery replacement.
The cost to replace the battery in the Mazda CX-9 includes the installation cost and the battery price, which ranges from $300 to $350 and beyond for premium-grade batteries. Membership or joining fees should also be taken into consideration.
Marshall Batteries provides hassle-free, affordable Mazda CX-9 battery replacement: all our batteries start from $181 and include delivery, fitting and our nationwide warranty. No annual membership fees, roadside joining fees or waiting periods! It's simple and pay-to-use.
Between three to five years is the expected lifespan of a Mazda CX-9 battery. This may be influenced by numerous factors, such as driving conditions, the climate and how frequently you use your Mazda CX-9. Usually, you can tell your CX-9 is in need of a new battery with signs such as:
- Sluggish engine start
- Dimming headlights and interior lights
- Activation of the check engine light
Marshall Batteries recommends a test when the battery reaches three years of use. You can do this yourself or visit any Marshall Battery Shop for FREE professional battery testing for your Mazda CX-9.
Mazda CX-30 Battery
The Mazda CX-30, with M Hybrid tech, has a 12V-60Ah/20HR or 12V-65Ah/20HR lithium-ion battery. Marshall Batteries recommends SSEFB-D23 for a Mazda CX-30 Petrol 2019 and on.
The average cost of a Mazda CX-30 battery is around $200 and above; installation and delivery rates may change from state to state, and also depending on the exact model of your vehicle. You also need to consider the membership or joining fees many providers charge.
Marshall Batteries provides hassle-free, affordable Mazda CX-30 battery replacement: all our batteries start from $181 and include delivery, fitting and our nationwide warranty. No annual membership fees, roadside joining fees or waiting periods! It's simple and pay-to-use.
Generally, you can expect a Mazda battery to last between three and five years, but this lifespan can be affected by factors such as the climate, the number of short trips you make and your driving habits. A battery in a Mazda CX-30 may require replacing sooner if the car is regularly used for short trips, as the battery doesn't have enough time to charge fully.
Marshall Batteries recommends a test when your Mazda CX-30 battery reaches three years of use. You can do this yourself or visit any Marshall Battery Shop for FREE professional battery testing.
In addition to these popular models, Marshall Batteries also provides battery replacements for the below Mazda models. We have the best solution for all Mazda Battery replacement batteries.
More Mazda Battery Replacement FAQS
Car batteries, including those used in Mazda cars, often need replacing every two to five years. In most cases, it’ll be closer to five, but if your battery isn’t treated well or if you’re driving a second-hand Mazda, a replacement may be needed sooner than you expect. The use of quality, trusted well-regarded battery brands means longer-life. Not all batteries are made equal, so Holler for a Marshall. PH 1300 627 742
Here are a few signs you might need a new car battery for your Mazda:
- Your car doesn’t start, is very slow to start, or sounds like it’s struggling to start.
- Your headlights are unusually dim.
- The battery warning light in your Mazda dashboard is lit while driving.
- On-board electronics like your radio, AC or motorised windows are struggling.
- The battery in your Mazda looks in bad shape (eg. corroded terminals, leaked fluid, sulfuric smell).
Read more: How do I know if my battery is flat?
Replacing a Mazda car battery may seem easy to do by yourself, but nowadays, vehicle systems are complex and memory minders and other technologies are important. There are 22 Mazda models that need Battery registration using the specialist diagnostic tools. We use the best practice BT608 tool to ensure you battery is registered and synched to the vehicles onboard computer. This controls the charge rates of the new battery and ensures your Mazda Car Battery and the onboard computer are aligned.
If you are wanting to DIY it, here are the steps to follow:
- Inspect the negative and positive terminals and note their positions so you can install the new battery in the correct orientation.
- Disconnect the negative (-) terminal first, then the positive (+) terminal.
- Remove the battery hold-down clamp.
- Lift out the old battery carefully. Try not to shake or tilt it a lot, especially if it shows signs of damage. Avoid touching the terminals.
- Place your new battery in the empty space, then affix the hold-down clamp.
- Remove the terminal caps and fasten the terminal connections onto the new battery one at a time, starting with the positive (+) terminal first.
- Carefully nudge the battery without touching the terminals to ensure it is securely in place and the terminal cables are properly attached.
Save yourself the hassle of DIY battery replacement. Holler for a Marshall by calling 1300 627 742, and your local Marshall Batteries technician will test and expertly install it for you, using the latest technology and diagnostic tools.
It is the best value; we do all the right checks and you get the Express Nationwide Warranty. We’ll also take the old one away for battery recycling to save you stress.
A new car battery for your Mazda can vary significantly in price depending on the model and requirements of your specific Mazda model. Many new Mazda car batteries start at around $150, but this can go up to $400+ for more premium or specialist batteries.
If you’re receiving roadside assistance or having your car replaced by a technician, we may identify the need to replace your terminal clamps (if they are significantly corroded/damaged). This can cost extra but is not much and assists you to maximise your Mazda’s Battery reliability.
If your Mazda car uses i-stop technology, you’ll need a stop-start battery. This is because these systems, while more beneficial for the environment and your petrol costs, place much greater demands on the car battery. It needs to be constantly cycling and operating in a partial charge state.
Mazda i-stop is a proprietary technology by Mazda that is generically referred to as idle stop-start (ISS) or simply stop-start. This is a system that switches your car engine off while the car is idle or braked in order to save petrol and energy. The car then automatically restarts when you take your foot off the brake. When replacing a Mazda Stop Start Battery, the battery needs to be registered in the vehicle’s onboard computer. Marshall Batteries uses the best diagnostic tools to ensure your battery, and Mazda is fitted with a new battery, best practice.
Mazda’s i-stop technology is designed to be barely perceptible, so if you aren’t a motorhead, you may not have even known your car does this.
A standard starting battery or a 'normal battery' is designed to release a short burst of energy to start the car and then recharge over the course of a drive. But a stop-start battery is designed to deliver that short burst of starting energy, recharge over short distances, and then do the same again every time you take your foot off the brake.
Read more: What is a start/stop car battery?
The size your Mazda vehicle needs depends on the specific model and when it was made. Some models change battery size and requirements year to year, so it’s important to know what year your car was made. An easy way to know what battery size is right for your Mazda is to look at your existing battery and find a matching unit.
You can also bring your old battery into a Marshall Batteries store for our recommendations or let a roadside technician recommend the best battery for your Mazda.
Call 1300 627 742 today to receive a quote for your Mazda battery replacement, or just fill in the QUOTE form on the home page, and we will get right back to you with the details.