My husband's Hoyer lift needed new batteries as it hadn't been used for almost a decade. I called…read morenumerous places but not only did Battery Plus have the cheapest price, but all of the people I dealt with were extremely kind and helpful. I was very impressed.

I used to come here a lot - until my last experience. Brought in 3 blue tooth pet tags to replace…read morebatteries - the clerk picked up a package of batteries, then charged me $5 for each battery and another $5 each to replace them. $30 to replace 3 watch batteries! I also brought a cute little watch pendant in, but he was going to charge $15 to replace one battery in a watch that cost $20 in the first place - forget it! Everyone I've told this to has been surprised, usually if you buy a watch battery there's no charge to replace it. Another thing - the battery on one of the pet tags started sending out battery low signals almost immediately. I am so annoyed with the company I didn't even take it back.

Ug vehicle turn into Flinstones model. They help with replace sparky box…read more Ug happy with people who help Ug. Ug will tell others to come.

The 9th St Corvallis Battery X-Change is a terrific find. Jay helped us fix our Bolt EV car which…read morewent dead as a result of a 12-v battery issue. We had no idea that a really knowledgeable technician like Jay would save us at least a week of waiting for our authorized service place to even look at it and then begin with 150$ charge for diagnosing. He replaced the battery and then helped with us how to handle the effects of the car's lithium battery's effects from the break-down. We'll return to Battery X-Change anytime we have any kind of battery problem or need in the future.

Quick, friendly, professional service, no waiting, Replacement only took 15 minutes!read more

Great Service, tested all my issues, diagnosed what was wrong and resolved it! 5/5 would go for…read moreelectrical related issues again!

Well I took a nap in my truck. They got my terminals replaced and looking professional!read more

Batteries northwest buyer,,, keen,,, was caught selling 2 1/2 year old batteries as brand new…read more This was discovered in September 2025 and he refused to correct it. He ordered staff to continue to sell the batteries as is. The store that discovered that Keen was lying and misrepresenting his batteries discontinued their account. Their are many other accounts that have stopped using their batteries. Keen comes across as genuine but he misrepresents the true life of the battery's he sells. Other companies have noticed the drop in battery integrity.

I stopped here today after my car's battery died yesterday. They were recommended to me by a…read morefriend. I drive a 2019 Subaru Outback and it had the original battery so it was long overdue for a replacement. I called ahead of time to make sure they had one in stock and they did, so I stopped by a couple hours later. I was immediately greeted by a very friendly gentleman who showed me where to park. He had me pop the hood and checked my alternator, then went to get a new battery. He went to work on replacing it after checking the settings in my car. Once he was done he cleaned up the battery acid from my old battery corroding and I was good to go. It came out to a total of $180, $170 for the battery and $10 for install. The man who helped me was very friendly and knowledgeable. He told me what he was doing before he did it so I knew what was going on. He didn't talk down to me because I'm not a man a which was a welcome relief. Note that they won't work on Subarus if they were made in 2020 or later due to how Subaru batteries work now. I didn't catch the whole explanation but it was good to know. The place itself is small and easy to miss but they have everything you would need battery-wise. They do installs for you and make sure it's all working, all for a very good price. I will definitely be back!

Never again. Mac's…read moreused to be a great place to buy a car battery. However 2-3 years ago the business changed ownership and they moved locations. Long story short, I purchased a car battery and it failed while under warranty. My car had not been started for over a week. I jump started it and then took it to my mechanic that I have used for years. He did 2 different tests, and told me both tests showed the battery was weak and I would need a replacement. Note...my mechanic doesn't sell batteries. He gave me 2 computer read-outs that showed the battery was weak. I took my car back to Macs and told them what had happened and also told him that my mechanic had said the under-warranty battery was weak. This battery had been purchased from Macs less than a year, so it was under full replacement. First the guy at Macs suggested there must be some type of "draw" on the battery. I told him my prior Battery from Interstate lasted around 4 years so if there was a "draw" it just started to "draw" with the new battery. Then the Mac's guy did some testing and said the battery was still good and not weak. Then I showed him the mechanics report that showed 2 different methods of testing, both showing a weak battery. That's when the story changed and Mac's grudgingly replaced my battery. Then, 1.5 years later with the Mac's replacement battery, and not starting the car for a bit, the same thing happened again. Again, I took the battery to my mechanic and again, he ran 2 separate tests. This time he said the results of one showed it was "average" but the other test said he said showed low. No I'm not going back to Mac's for a replacement. Mac's has lost my business. Bottom line, based on them suggesting there was nothing wrong and me showing 2 reports saying they are low, I don't trust them. I went to a store and bought an AC Delco that has a 4-year total replacement warranty. It costs more than Mac's, but I expect it to last 4 years...even when I haven't started my car for a week.

ABE did a great job on the alternator repair for our vintage vehicle. It was a quick turnaround and…read morethe repair has held up as of 10 months now.

I have gone here twice for batteries, once with my old car and once with my new car. Both times the…read morebatteries were fairly priced, as was instillation ($15 compared to $30 and up or I'd have to install it, elsewhere). They cleaned up the connections and corrosion and didn't charge me a core charge, since I was exchanging my battery with them. Other places, where I would have to do it myself, required me to take the battery home, install it, return my battery to the place I bought it, wait in line again, turn in the core, get my $15 or something, and drive back home. The convince of being at ABE is all that was taken out of the equation and for difference of price to, for example Costco, my time was and also freezing in the cold putting the battery in, was saved. It's a great family business with the grandpa, dad, and sons all working there. Good people (and a super cute dog there too!)

Beware store policy! Drove my RV in, main engine battery…read morekept dying had to use combo switch to get it there. Duracell Ultra group 65 from 6/25 *batteries plus brand. They tested it and told me in order to use the 24 month warranty, since it was at 11v, I would have to leave it there so they could charge and then test it or I go home, take it out and bring it back. Or buy another one, if the old one charges up then I have two batteries...ridiculous, I was told thats STORE POLICY! What if its your only car....what if your on vacation! Don't waste your $$$ here. Go to Auto Z, under warranty they will test replace and install it for you. FYI Store manager, I have a boat (3 batt), RV (3 batt), 2 car batts.....your done with my business, so post your apology.....lol

I called ahead to confirm they had a replacement fob for my car, and Chris assured me they did…read more Since my car battery was dead, I paid $75 to have it towed there from about 30 minutes away. Chris said he'd have the key cut and programmed in 30-45 minutes and would call when it was ready. He never called, so I reached out myself--only to learn that he couldn't program the fob and had actually cut the key incorrectly, making it unusable. After telling me this, he just moved on to another customer as if my needs had been sufficiently met. Were it not for Ed, a more experienced associate, I would have effectively been stranded 30 minutes from home. But Ed stepped in and charged my battery, got me a working key so I could get home, and later gave me a discount when I had to return for a properly cut fob. Ed was excellent and really saved the day, but because of Chris' mistakes and lack of follow-through, I can only give this location 2 stars.