What size battery do I need for a 2007 Camry?

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Cletis Pangle Feb 11, 2021

Based on the specific setup of your 2007 Toyota Camry, you'll need a battery that falls under group size 35 or group size 24F. In some unique cases, a group size 34R battery may be required. The prices of these batteries can vary significantly based on the cold cranking amps (CCA) you opt for. While higher CCA is preferred for better performance, it usually comes with a higher price tag. In my view, investing in a higher CCA battery is worth it for the reliability it provides. You can find budget-friendly options for around $100 or even less, but I recommend considering one with at least 650 CCA, especially if you live in a colder region. Expect to pay between $170 to $200, and possibly up to $250 for top-tier brands.

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Lionel Leslie Corrie May 14, 2020

In order to change the battery in your 2007 Toyota Camry, make sure to get a battery with a capacity of 35,640 CCA.
Rick A Mar 3, 2022

Colette needs a vehicle with a 6-cylinder engine! If you have a 4-cylinder engine, you must make sure it is size 24F and may also require an AGM battery depending on the features. Best of luck!
Lavonne M. Apr 3, 2022

In 2007, I put a 24F battery in my Camry, even though it originally came with a size 35. The 24F fit perfectly without needing any modifications, and it gave me a higher cold cranking amps (CCA) at the same price as the smaller size 35.
Simona S Jan 15, 2023

Thank you for sharing this information with me. Your input is greatly appreciated.
Nathaniel C. Oct 7, 2023

I brought my 2007 Toyota Camry SE V6 in for a new battery, but the 24F and 35 batteries were too big to fit. I ended up needing to use a 34R instead.
Heather zapp Nov 5, 2022

Walmart has everything you need for a great value.

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