Leisure Batteries
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£8.20
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£12.32
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£8.89
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Ways to apply
- Build your basket and select Trade Credit at checkout.
- Apply below to check your eligibility.
Activate your limit
- If eligible, receive your Trade Credit limit instantly.
- Authenticate your business with an ID check*.
*Only required on your first Trade Credit purchase.
Pay on account
- Complete your purchase and pay on account at the end of the following month.
- Enjoy no interest or transaction fees**.
**Late payments can impact your business credit
Already applied and have a limit? Approve your order via SMS to finalise your purchase.
Leisure battery FAQs
How long will a leisure battery last?
Most leisure batteries will keep going for about 4 to 6 years. It generally depends on how often you use it and how well you look after it. A little care goes a long way when it comes to battery life.
What's the difference between a normal battery and a leisure battery?
Leisure batteries are made to give a steady flow of power over time, which is great for components like lights or your camper fridge. A normal car battery gives a short burst to start the engine and that’s it.
Can I overcharge my leisure battery?
Yes, overcharging is a real thing and it’s not great for your battery. It can cause damage over time.
Can a dead leisure battery be recharged?
Yes. With a proper charger, like the ones stocked at Halfords, can often bring a flat leisure battery back to life. But if it’s completely dead, you may need to replace it.