30% off SCA Branded Car Batteries @ SuperCheap Auto

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Russ on 14/01/2019 - 23:20 supercheapauto.com.au (642 clicks)
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30% off car batteries for Club Plus members. If you're not already a member, joining gets you an extra $5 discount (pay $5 for membership, get $10 voucher).

Batteries start at $84 after discount. If you don't know which battery suits your car, click on "My Garage - Select your car" at the top of the webpage.

SCA batteries are SuperCheap Auto's in-house brand.

I've had an SCA-branded battery in my car now for three years, no problems. I'd buy again, if I needed one at the moment.

If you're purchasing online, don't forget to use Cashrewards or Shopback, for about 2% return.

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  shadowangel on 15/01/2019 - 08:27

  +2

  wish they had more detailed specifications for there battery's, basically only lists CCA and no dimensions.

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    Name on 15/01/2019 - 10:27

    Or weight.

    In a tow vehicle I'm trying to minimise weight wherever possible. I've got an old 140ah battery that weighs more than my wife! Would be good to know what these weigh.

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      willyroo on 15/01/2019 - 11:38

      A decent 140AH battery is going to weigh about the same, regardless of brand.

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    Russ on 15/01/2019 - 11:39

    I imagine that if they did list size, people would try to use that to select their battery, and there would be a lot of returns due to wrong terminal size or reversed terminal placement. By forcing you to use their selection tool based on car type, guarantees that you get a suitable battery, minimizing returns.

    I've even seen a case (~20 years ago) where somebody bought a battery that was too tall. It was fine for a while, but the terminals were just touching the inside of the bonnet. After a while the paint wore through, and the battery then shorted on the metal of the bonnet! Result was a damaged battery, and scorch marks visible in the paint on top of the bonnet, which needed to be repainted.

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  benaud on 15/01/2019 - 08:44

  +2

  my battery will die 1 day after this ends

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  he88388 on 15/01/2019 - 10:24

  I am not confident in getting one from them. Anyone had any experience using their batteries? Please give some feedback here.

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    Russ on 15/01/2019 - 11:30

    Many of their batteries have an 18-month warranty. Car batteries typically have a 3-4 year life in regular use, so they must be pretty confident in their product to offer a warranty that long.

    I have had one on my car for three years now. A little bit of acid must have leaked around one of the terminals, because there's a little bit of corrosion build-up where the terminal meets the plastic. But that is pretty standard, I've seen that on many brands of battery.

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      he88388 on 15/01/2019 - 11:52

      Are these sealed units with no maintenance?

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        dcep on 15/01/2019 - 12:17

        +1

        model ending 'MF' = maintenance free

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    MahyarJ on 15/01/2019 - 21:40

    Don't quote me on this but I recall being told that they are the same as Century batteries, just different packaging and come with less warranty.