Batteries.

[tailgate]

Probably wrong place in the forum.
But any recommendations for a pair of 110ah batteries.

Tis

John

 

[Nemos Dad]

Try Alpha Batteries. Their pricing on Ebay can be cheaper than direct, as the WC discount has been reduced to 5%.
I just replaced my two 110ah batteries with two Explorer 130ah - a deal at £189.99. The new batteries are actually smaller than originals but slightly taller ,which worked fine in the storage locker.

 

[trevskoda]

Fit varta or bosch silver power frame battery which dont degrade within 5 years due to the silvering on the plate frames,just dont pull them down below about 70%.
These are used in start stop cars and will take a hammering,most so called les batterys are no more than rebadged standard car batterys,not all though.

 

[Minisorella]

Try Alpha Batteries. Their pricing on Ebay can be cheaper than direct, as the WC discount has been reduced to 5%.
I just replaced my two 110ah batteries with two Explorer 130ah - a deal at £189.99. The new batteries are actually smaller than originals but slightly taller ,which worked fine in the storage locker.

I got a couple of the same 130ah Explorers from Alpha a couple of years ago and I've been chuffed to bits with them. Same footprint as my previous 110s, which was a real bonus with locker size. I think I paid £88 each back then with our WC discount. I know there are some amazing batteries out there and I confess to drooling over the new lithium ones but they're a huge investment in one fell swoop. My instinct is to keep things simple and it's not too huge an outlay to replace them when necessary.

 

[Deleted member 52918]

The Leoch tubular gels are supposed to be good, they have a reputed life cycle of 1-2000 recharges.

Bit on the expensive side though not as bad as Lithium.

Phill