This was standard with YUASA batteries, as filling upon use is providing a fresh battery...looks like you have fill the acid when you get it...
Well , thats what add said. I'm not so sure, it's along time since I've seen anyone fill acid.I read about battery codes somewhere else , and it saidThis was standard with YUASA batteries, as filling upon use is providing a fresh battery...
Here they have completely banned sales/access to containers holding battery acid because of some 'particular imbeciles'...
So all the mandatory pre-filled batteries sitting on the shelves at the dealers, are seriously aged...
Very well for Yuasa ...I bought a yuasa battery for the wife's skoda yeti with a 5 year warranty for £82
A yuasa for the pan ( a quarter of the size ) is £80 with a 1 year warranty how does that work ?
Probably economy of scale. If 10 different cars use that battery and they can sell 50x more than the MC battery, production & distribution costs are lower.I bought a yuasa battery for the wife's skoda yeti with a 5 year warranty for £82
A yuasa for the pan ( a quarter of the size ) is £80 with a 1 year warranty how does that work ?