30% (+ Extra 5% for Club Plus Fri, 22 Jan, Only) off Batteries, Engine Oil, Filters, Car Care + More @ Supercheap Auto

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Chazzozz on 21/01/2021 - 20:43 supercheapauto.com.au (6349 clicks)
Last edited 23/01/2021 - 10:35 by 1 other user

CLUB5

Just received an email from Supercheap Auto. Their latest sale starts online tomorrow, Friday, 22 January, and until 11:59pm Club Plus members get an extra 5% off with the code CLUB5, which is for click & collect only (kudos to westical for pointing it out in the comments).

Sale starts in-store on Saturday, 23 January.

Full list of deals:

30% off engine oils, including motorbike oils
30% off Century batteries (including special orders)
30% off car care (excludes air care)
50% off Export Tyre Shine
60% off Rislone 177ml High Performance Injector Cleaner
30% off Bissell Auto Spot Carpet Cleaner
30% off all filtration (includes special orders)
30% off all additives
30% of disc brake pads (includes special orders)
30% off SCA seat covers
30% off driving lights and mountable work lamps
30% Narva Performance headlight globes
30% off butane stoves
30% off Proquip plastic fuel containers
30% off SCA reverse cams
30% off Gator dash cams
30% off ToolPRO 12V tool kits
30% off Septone paint and prep
Up to 50% off gift bucket clearance

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    Chazzozz on 23/01/2021 - 12:27

    +1

    Depends on how much you want to spend. I’d advise against the dirt-cheap ones and stick with a good name brand (unless it’s a clapped-out paddock runner that you’re planning to sell soon, then anything will do). Take a photo of your battery showing the model number then search for that on the site and it should give you the correct size and terminal orientation. You may even be able to search on the make, model, and year of your car as well, but you might be given a choice that’s not 100% suitable. For a passenger car you don’t need a heavy duty or deep cycle one. Most batteries can be sorted by how long the warranty is: the longer the warranty the better the quality, but comes at a commensurate price point. The last time I bought a battery for a Hyundai Getz, which is a comparable size, I paid ~$190 for one with a two-year warranty, and as far as I know it’s still going well after three years (my son has the car now). If you want the best advice, see a specialist auto battery shop and they can fit the right one for you. It might cost a tad more, but you should be getting a specialist service and peace-of-mind.

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      lordra on 24/01/2021 - 13:02

      Yea thanks for that. It's in pristine condition and I want the best for the car. I'll try your advice and shop around. Cheers!

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    kwetty on 23/01/2021 - 12:47

    If you have start-stop it’d be this battery got this one recently when they had battery sale, same price $210 minus discounted gc.

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      DoctorCalculon on 23/01/2021 - 19:45

      Apparently SCA will not fit the battery for $15 if your vehicle has a start stop engine.
      They don't provide a reason as to why they have this policy.

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