The car was working fine until we got new tires, then it stopped recharging the battery. We went back and got an alignment and it started working ok again. We just got an inspection when we were told we needed new brakes. We got new brakes and now the old problem is back, the hybrid battery is not recharging. We went back and got an alignment, and this time it didn't fix the problem. They ran full diagnostics and found nothing wrong with the car. My son drives the car and says the battery is supposed to recharge when he steps lightly on the brakes, and it is not, and the gas mileage which was good, is now terrible. We have been to 3 different mechanics for this problem and no one can fix it, or even recognizes that there is a problem. What should we do?
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