Car Battery Warranty

If ever you find any defects within your newly purchased car battery or find that it doesn’t work at all, then it is important to know that your purchases are protected by a nationwide warranty guided by the Australian Consumer Law. 

SW Batteries covers all warranties due to manufacturing faults within the specified warranty period. This is generally an internal short circuit or dead cell, caused by contact between the positive and negative plates.

The length of your car battery’s warranty can vary depending on each manufacturer. There are different ranges, battery types, and applications that will determine the warranty period.

What Voids A Car Battery Warranty? 

Each company has specific guidelines that state what is covered and what is not, and it is best to discuss these in detail with SW Batteries in order to be fully aware of such conditions. But here are the more common reasons that your manufacturer could deny your warranty.  

• Expired warranty period
• Damage due to improper charging ie: Overcharging/Undercharging
• Incorrect installation
• Incorrect application
• Physical Damage to the battery. terminals or cases.
• Damaged caused by neglect and abuse of modification and use of special additives.

In order for you to make a warranty claim, you can call SW Batteries number or alternatively bring the battery to our store to be tested. Ensure you are able to present your proof of purchase from where you originally purchased the product. 

If you are unsure as to the condition of your battery or what the warranty covers contact us at SW Batteries and we will be more than happy to help with any queries.