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Yuasa. Every time. The best. Had mine 3 years and still perfect.
Another vote for Halfords.
I wouldn't really recommend a battery but what I would say is try to buy from a supplier that has a good turnoverin other words the batteries don't sit for too long on the shelf.Don't buy from caravan dealers as they tend to be overpriced and the batteries can sit for years as caravan users very rarelyneed to change a battery and they will be the main customers.When you get the battery it should be fully charged or at least have a 90% charge, if you need to charge it take it back.The dearest part of a battery is the lead so if the battery is cheap it will mean it has less lead in it and wont last as long, that wontmean the battery your buying isn't a cheap model and just overpriced so finding out the weight of the battery is always a good way to check this.
Quote from: Jonny 87 on October 31, 2015, 10:12:01 pmYuasa. Every time. The best. Had mine 3 years and still perfect. Yuasa in a leisure battery? How many amp is it?
Quote from: andyM on November 01, 2015, 04:45:56 pmAnother vote for Halfords.+1