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Originally Posted by GT450
Agreed century are not cheap, the supercharge ones i have had were not expensive and certainly better quality .
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Picked up a N70ZZ sized battery in Supercharge Gold for my ute, was only $220 from my local independent parts shop.
From memory I think in 2016 it was costing me $113 to buy a 67EF MF from Century and I was spending about $5000/month with them.
Plenty of cheaper options around I could have been buying and selling for the same price.
One would hazard guess SCA is buying them cheaper, they'd have contract prices given their national volume.
Once you've decided on a battery brand its also worth checking their
distributor list on their website, you'll probably find your local auto electrical workshop may be a
distributor and they will sell it to you cheaper than the big parts resellers, they'll probably even fit it too
You're also supporting a local family owned business rather than some corporate group.
SCA lists $250 for a 67EF MF - highway robbery.