It doesn’t have to be freezing for your battery to struggle. As soon as temperatures drop, the chemical reaction inside your battery slows down, which means less power to start your engine. If your battery’s been through a couple of hot summers, lots of short trips, or long hours in traffic, winter is often when it shows signs of wear.

If your car is cranking slowly on a cool Roselands morning, your battery could be losing its spark. And in a fast-moving suburb like ours, nobody has time for a flat battery when you’re heading to work, school or trying to beat the traffic down King Georges Road.

We stock high-quality batteries that can handle the demands of city driving and stop-start traffic across the Inner West and beyond.