Got a 2013 Nissan Leaf? Had to replace the battery last year. Cost me around $6,000, but prices might vary. Dealer did it but DIY shops offer cheaper options. Maybe check prices online? Warranties differ too—yours still covered?
Friend paid a bit less doing it at a local shop. But who has time for that? Maintenance ain’t free. You planning to keep it or trade it soon? Let me know how it goes.
So, I was in the States and my old 2013 Nissan Leaf needed a new battery. It was crazy expensive, like hundreds, I mean, the price! Always gotta check local dealers or independent shops cuz prices vary big time. Been thinking about trading it in, just cost too much. 
I’ve been in the same boat with my 2013 Nissan Leaf, buddy. Last summer, I had the battery replaced and yeah, it cost about 5 grand. Yup, steep, but a must-do in these parts of Canada. A few folks I know tried to DIY it, but it wasn’t their cup of tea— ended up paying even more. Just be sure to get it from a certified shop, otherwise, you might end up paying for more than just the battery!
So, I’ve been wondering about the cost of replacing a Nissan Leaf 2013 battery. Back in Canada, I got around $4,000 from a dealership, but mates told me to look at third-party shops to save some cash. It helped, man, but make sure they’re legit. I’ve heard mixed things about DIY but don’t trust myself with that kind of stuff. If anyone’s done it cheaper, I’m all ears! I’ve been clocking down a lot of miles, so maybe it’s time I think about it.
In Vancouver, I’ve had to replace my 2013 Nissan Leaf battery—talk about a money pit! Ended up spending around $7-8k, depending on the shop and the battery quality. New tech’s always fancy, but not cheap. Glad I had insurance for it, but still, isn’t it a bummer when you just want a reliable ride? Always something, right? Guess it’s part of owning an electric car. Heard some places offer maintenance plans to ease the blow, something to think about if you’re in the same boat!
I’ve got a buddy in Toronto who replaced his Nissan Leaf 2013 battery, and it cost him about $4,000. Man, those prices! He said it was worth it, battery life’s like new now. Definitely a big chunk of change but, hey, gotta power those wheels, right? Holding out hope mine lasts longer!
I remember my 2013 Nissan Leaf’s battery started acting up couple years back. I was in Toronto at the time, and prices were all over the place. Checked a few shops; one quoted near $5,000! Crazy, right? Rides around town and it felt like my wallet was strapped in for a joyride too. Really expensive, but gotta say, it wasn’t a deal breaker. Hopeless sometimes, haha. Good thing there’s always a helpful local mechanic or two around.
I’ve gotta say, swapping out my '13 Nissan Leaf’s battery in Philly was no joke - ran me about $6k. Tried looking around for cheaper options but turns out, dealers got the best rates. Can’t go wrong with professional. Wish I’d checked a few spots around town first, guys.
I’ve had a buddy in Canada replace his Nissan Leaf 2013 battery – it ran him like a sweet $6,000, was cheaper than buying new. Always check several quotes around; dealers rip you off, know huh?
I’ve been a Leaf owner in Canada for a while, dude. Just had the battery swapped, cost about 14k, but insurance covered most. Wild ride, but knowing the support can be a lifesaver when you need it. Some folks at the dealership were super helpful! It’s a game, bro. Everyone on the same page, here.
Got a '13 Nissan Leaf here in Toronto. When the battery conked out, I called the dealer, and they quoted like $7K for a new one. A mate found a refurb option for half the price, slightly cheaper with a bit more DIY. Saves some bucks!
Back in 2016, I had to replace the battery of my Nissan Leaf in Toronto. Even got hit hard in the wallet – like around $6k! Not cheap at all, but I mean, what’s the point in owning an eco-friendly ride if it’s not worth it? People say batteries last like 8 years, but with the way I drive, mine died a bit early. Still, rolling green, gotta love it!
I’ve seen folks in California struggle with battery swaps on their 2013 Nissan Leaf – parts ain’t cheap, plus labor costs. Just nabbed a quote of like $3k! Crazy expensive but worth it. #LeafLife
I had my 2013 Nissan Leaf in Austin, TX, and when the battery started acting up, it was gnarly. I remembered folks saying it’d be a budget buster, but you won’t believe it—cost me around $6,000 for the whole replacement. Crazy pricey, but then electricity’s cheaper than gas these days, right? Everyone had their own numbers, but that was mine. Kept it running like new!
I’ve got a good one for ya! Around Boston, I shifted into a ‘13 Nissan Leaf a few years back. When the battery started giving out, I had to think about a swap. My buddy recommended local specialists where the cost fell around $6k. Pricey, but worth it when dawned on the mileage I was layin’ down! A battery isn’t cheap, but oh boy, is it worth it for the green creds on fuel! Just be sure to shop around and get quotes!