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Lion 063 Car Battery - 3 Year Guarantee - with code £34.64 || Lion 075 Car Battery - 3 Year Guarantee w/Code
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Lion 063 Car Battery - 3 Year Guarantee - with code £34.64 || Lion 075 Car Battery - 3 Year Guarantee w/Code

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Lion 063 Car Battery - 3 Year Guarantee
Lion Performance batteries are able to withstand the pressures of day to day use, and are still excellent value for money. All Lion batteries carry a 3 year guarantee for peace of mind and are created to match original specifications.
Amp Hours (Ah): 40Ah
Cold Cracking Amp (CCA): 340CCA
Length: 207mm
Width: 175mm
Height: 175mm
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  1. MrCharlie's avatar
    Gsfcarparts own brand Drivetec batteries are made by Yuasa, a much better choice. My one was also cheaper than equivalent Lion battery, just use the discount coupon code on gsfcarparts site.

    Halfords own brand are made by Yuasa as well, but are more expensive than gsfcarparts.

    Had no issues with the Drivetec 053. It even has the magic eye which gives a indication of battery health, basically it's the Yuasa 3000 series. (edited)
  2. thornfield's avatar
    Read the previous threads on Lion batteries before you buy.
  3. GoNz0's avatar
    Crap batteries, ECP don't even test them when you return them under warranty
    Toon_army's avatar
    Touch wood never had an issue with my mams, bought it back in 2017 still going strong.

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  4. Andrew_Faith's avatar
    Lion batteries are rubbish
  5. TrueMenWearBeards's avatar
    Mine lasted 12 months 2 weeks. Avoid.
  6. Shure's avatar
    Same price on ebay if you prefer to buy via them, plus slightly better delivery options: ebay.co.uk/itm…654
  7. Quercus55's avatar
    Quite possibly the worst brand of car battery you can buy.
  8. deleted2810965's avatar
    absolute rubbish.the worst battery brand.
    pay a bit more and buy a decent brand Varta,Bosch or Yuasa
  9. BillysYoungest's avatar
    No idea why these batteries are posted as they are dire. Buy cheap buy twice. Wouldn't trust them to last a winter
    Toon_army's avatar
    Had one in my mams car for coming up 6 years in December, no problems at all
  10. Mahammed's avatar
    Ended up replacing my Lion 063 battery for a Bosch one. It didn't last its second winter...
    Jammer's avatar
    Which one didn't last the second winter
  11. Corranga's avatar
    Had one in a car that lives on a CTEK all the time, still died in just over 3 years, I wouldn’t buy another
  12. AlexCarter's avatar
    I wouldn’t trust a Lion battery to keep my wrist watch going.
  13. TECHSPEC's avatar
    Mine lasted 6 months (autumn/winter). Got a refund though. (edited)
  14. Darren_Cooke's avatar
    Ha thought this was a Li-Ion battery for a minute, not Lion branded. £36 for a Lithium ion, I couldn't understand the hate
  15. xZEDx's avatar
    Will last about 6 months if you've got a subwoofer/sound system in the old rust bucket. Had mine replaced under warranty twice
    BraddersJ's avatar
    Isn't that because you ran the battery flat? That's permanently damaging for car batteries - they're not like the batts in our phones.

    Consider adding a slightly larger one if you're not going to be idling the car with the system on
  16. m40's avatar
    Bought same form ecarparts a week ago for 61 I order this one will they refund me or adjust the difference as looks like Same company
    Toon_army's avatar
    I mean you could try but I think they'll say no as it's their sister company.
    It's stupid if you go on carparts and order something to pick up from Euros you need to wait until it arrives, get Euro have stock! Always baffled me that one
  17. Jack_79's avatar
    Bought one a few years ago no issues
  18. Johnxhamilton's avatar
    Had one of these for 2 years before selling the car - no problem at all. 
  19. BraddersJ's avatar
    Buying from ECP is my go to for batteries - they don't test them or ask questions, they just swap them out.

    Whereas any other seller that has 'warranty' will demand you go and get a battery test report from somewhere (at your cost) before they even consider replacing it. And even then, many horror stories of them denying the swap.

    This is why I switched from an expensive Bosch to a 'crap' Lion
    chugerblug's avatar
    I had this exact experience with 'warranty' with Tayna batteries. Only test I think relevant is does it start my car! ECP all the way for me now
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