Phantom battery warning - do I risk the dealer or find a specialist?

Phantom battery warning - do I risk the dealer or find a specialist?

di Peregrine Lightoller -
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I've had my Phantom for a few years now and up until recently, it's been flawless. But this week I started getting a low battery warning on the dash, even after a decent drive, and I know the battery is getting on a bit. The thing that worries me is that with these cars, it's never just about swapping in a new battery; the complex electronics need to be calibrated properly, and if you get it wrong, you can trigger errors. I've seen there's a garage called Nujoom Al Khan in Sharjah that works on Rolls Royce, Mercedes, and Bentley, and they advertise advanced diagnostics and genuine parts, plus Rukn Al Masi Auto Spare Parts in Industrial Area 2 also stocks Rolls Royce components. I really don't want to deal with the dealer wait times and premiums if I can avoid it, so I'm looking for a Rolls Royce battery replacement handled in Sharjah by Leading hands that has the right diagnostic equipment and experience with these cars. Has anyone had theirs done at an independent shop and can recommend a place that knows what they're doing?