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Perth’s Leading Car Battery Supplier
- A locally owned family business
- Boat batteries
- Car batteries
- Large range of batteries
- General Info
Challenge Batteries is one of the largest independent battery distributors in Western Australia.
Challenge Batteries is one of the largest independent battery distributors in Western Australia. Our team are equipped to handle any battery problem you may have, readily offering expert advice and friendly service. We stock heaps of hard to get and unique car batteries of varying sizes, including a huge range of 4WD, truck, motorbike, industrial, marine, and caravan batteries. We also supply an array of chargers, inverters, and 12-volt accessories.
Our team are equipped to handle any battery problem you may have, readily offering expert advice and friendly service. We stock heaps of hard to get and unique car batteries of varying sizes, including a huge range of 4WD, truck, motorbike, industrial, marine, and caravan batteries. We also supply an array of chargers, inverters, and 12-volt accessories.
We now offer a variety of batteries, chargers, inverters, and accessories for vehicles, commercial equipment, and marine applications. With locations across WA, Challenge Batteries provides expert advice, quick service, and a range of services, including free battery testing and recycling.
At Challenge Batteries, we recognise that the optimal battery for your vehicle may not be the ideal choice for your boat. That’s why we offer a comprehensive range of top-tier brands, featuring a wide selection of batteries and products. Our quality brands give you the peace of mind to ensure you find what you’re after!
- Accreditations
Fullriver
- Email Business
- Established
- 1988
- ABN
- 11 009 372 703
- Staff
- 21-50
- Ownership
- Locally Owned
- Free Estimates
- Yes
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- Legal ID: A locally owned family business
- Keywords
- best price on car batteries, car batteries, car batteries close to me, car batteries near me, car battery replacement, car battery replacement service, car battery service, cheap car batteries
Where can I recycle my battery?
As a member of the ABIA (Australian Battery Industry Association) we are responsible for the collection of scrap batteries, so you can drop your batteries off to us and we will send them off to be recycled. Never put them in with your household waste. Batteries are recycled by grinding them, neutralizing the acid and separating the plastics from the lead. The recovered materials are used in a variety of applications including new batteries.
How to prevent a flat battery?
Check to see if the top of the battery is clean and the terminals are corrosion-free Check the voltage using a voltmeter. 12.7v – 12.8v indicates a fully charged battery. If the voltage is below 12.5 volts, recharge your battery straightaway. If your battery has removable caps, check the water level at least every 6 months. Refill as needed with distilled water. Charge your car battery every 3 months to maintain optimal performance.
Can I recharge a flat car battery by going for a drive?
Contrary to popular belief, simply going for a drive is not sufficient to recharge a flat car battery. Going for a drive can certainly help maintain a healthy battery but it won’t help revive a flat battery. The only way to properly recharge a flat car battery is to use a battery charger with high amp ratings. At R&J Batteries, we carry battery chargers from top brands such as Lester Electrical, Projecta and more.
What is a marine battery?
Our marine batteries are designed to run small electrical loads and are "hybrid" batteries. They also have extra resistance to vibration and a dual terminal for adding extra accessories.
How long should my battery last?
This is a difficult one to answer because it depends on numerous factors. The main factors are how often the vehicle is being used, how well it is charged, how well it is maintained, high temperatures and the application. Battery life has become shorter as energy requirements in modern vehicles have increased.
Can I start my engine with a deep cycle battery?
Yes you can, but it is not recommended to put a deep cycle in a predominantly starting application and an allowance should be made for their lower cranking amps. Deep cycle batteries don't have the burst of energy like a starter battery, so for the same size battery they will not provide as many cranking amps as a regular starter battery.






