Century Batteries Buying Guide

 

In this buying guide, we will take a closer look at what Century Batteries has to offer, why they are the best choice for your car, and how to choose the right battery for your needs.

 

About Century Batteries

Century Batteries is an Australian company that produces a wide range of batteries for different types of vehicles and applications. With over 80 years of experience in the battery industry, Century is known for its high-quality, reliable, and innovative products. Century's product line includes car batteries, truck batteries, marine batteries, deep-cycle batteries, and more. The company is committed to delivering products that meet the needs of their customers, and they are always working to improve their technology and manufacturing processes.

 

Why Choose Century?

There are several reasons why Century Batteries are a popular choice among consumers. Firstly, Century Batteries are made with high-quality materials, which means they are durable and long-lasting. The company uses a combination of cutting-edge technology and traditional battery-making techniques to produce products that are reliable and efficient.

A perfect balance between cranking performance and life, they incorporate an advanced labyrinth lid system and heat sealed double lid technology to reduce water loss whilst increased electrolyte levels, cutting edge plate designs and specialist paste formulations combine to deliver superior cranking performance, corrosion resistance and heat tolerance.

All Century Batteries are built for Australia in Australia, so you can have absolute peace of mind during your purchase. Additionally, Century Batteries are designed with the customer in mind, so they are easy to install and use. This makes them a great choice for those who want a hassle-free and convenient solution for their power needs.

 

 

4 Signs it’s Time to Change your Battery 

1. Slow or Weak Ignition Start 

One of the most clear-cut signs that your battery might be faulty or wearing out is if you are having trouble getting your car to start. Over time, the components inside a car battery wear out and become less effective. When this happens, it takes the battery longer and longer to receive a charge from the alternator.

2. Electrical Lighting Issues

If the warning lights on your dashboard are suddenly illuminated, do not ignore them. This often indicates that there is a problem with the battery or one of the vehicle’s computers.

You may also notice dim headlights. If your battery is failing, it will not be able to fully power your car’s electrical components to the extent that it normally can. If your headlights seem unusually dim and weak, especially when starting the engine, it may mean your battery is on the way out.

3. Strange Smells

You may start to get a whiff of sulfur from your engine bay when your battery is on it’s last legs. Smells are just as important to watch out for than sounds!

4. Old Battery

Most batteries will have the date they were fitted written on them in a badge section. If your battery is 3-5 years old chances are you may be due for a change.

 

Century's Range of Batteries

Century Batteries offers a wide range of batteries to suit different types of vehicles and applications. Their car batteries are designed to meet the power needs of different makes and models of cars, and they are available in a range of sizes and capacities. Century's truck batteries are designed for heavy-duty vehicles and are built to withstand tough conditions. The company's marine batteries are designed for use in boats and other watercraft, and they are built to withstand exposure to saltwater and other corrosive elements. Finally, Century's deep-cycle batteries are designed for use in off-grid and renewable energy applications, and they are built to provide reliable and efficient power over long periods of time. 

However here is a closer look at Century’s Range of car batteries:

 

Does Superspares Sell Batteries for my Vehicle?

The best way to check if we stock a battery for your vehicle is the Century Online Battery Finder, however here is a list of vehicles we definitely stock batteries for:

Ford Falcon Ford Ranger Ford Transit Ford Laser Holden Commodore Holden Colorado Holden Rodeo Holden Astra Holden Barina Kia Picanto Kia Cerato Kia Sorento Kia Carnival Kia Optima Hyundai iLoad Hyundai i30 Hyundai Accent Hyundai Elantra Haval H2

Toyota Corolla Toyota Chaser Toyota Hilux Toyota Hiace Toyota Yaris Toyota Echo Toyota Aurion Toyota Camry Nissan Patrol Nissan 180SX 200SX 280ZX Nissan Pathfinder Nissan Maxima Nissan Navara Subaru Impreza Subaru Liberty Subaru Forester Subaru XV Subaru Outback LDV T60

 

How to Choose What Battery is Right for You?

Choosing the right battery for your needs can be a challenging task, fortunately Century makes it as easy as possible with their Online Battery Finder. Simply enter your full vehicle details and Battery will recommend you the available options and which series it specifically recommends based on vehicle use.

It is extremely important to consider the type of vehicle or application that you need the battery for. This will help you determine what type of battery you require, and what size and capacity are best for your needs. Additionally, it is important to consider your budget, as the cost of batteries can vary widely depending on the brand and type of battery. You definitely don’t want to overspend on a high performance battery that your vehicle won’t really utilise due to light usage.

Century Batteries are a great choice for those looking for a high-quality, reliable, and efficient solution for their power needs. With a wide range of products to choose from and a commitment to delivering the best possible customer experience, Century Batteries are made in Australia for Australians. When choosing a Century Battery, it is important to consider the type of vehicle or application you need the battery for and your budget. By doing so, you can ensure that you choose the right battery for your needs, and that you are getting the best possible value for your money.