At a glance: Put simply: Tudor TB1000, rated 100Ah 12V 720A, sold for cars and vans. Every figure that decides the fit is in the table below.
About the Tudor TB1000
Plenty of family hatchbacks and small vans leave the factory with a battery just like the Tudor TB1000. Low-maintenance construction means no topping up for most owners. Car owners use baterias.online because nothing has to be guessed from a picture.
With 100Ah, it sits among the larger batteries for cars and vans. Lifting it in is easy at 21.9 kg, light for a battery of this capacity.
12VVolts
100AhCapacity (C20)
720ACold cranking current (EN)
Check before ordering
- ✓ For winter starts, 720A should at least match the old battery.
- ✓ Chemistry: lead-acid. Some vehicles and chargers are programmed for a specific type, so check before swapping.
- ✓ Make room for 315 × 175 × 205 mm, including clearance above the posts.
Tudor TB1000 data sheet
Frequently asked questions
Is it easy to buy this battery online?
Only a few minutes once you have checked the figures and the code.
Which code identifies my existing battery?
Most makers print the code on the lid or side label, close to the brand logo. Type the brand and that code into the search box to land on the right page.
Can one person lift this battery?
At 21.9 kg, it is manageable for one person with care. Keep it upright while moving it.
How many cold cranking amps does this battery give?
Under the EN test it delivers 720A.
How lead-acid batteries work and how to look after them
Wet lead batteries started engines long before the first motorway was built. Tractors and trucks use robust flooded batteries. Most basic chargers already suit a wet-cell battery perfectly well.
Same case, same terminal side
Cannot find the Tudor TB1000 you want? These share the same size and terminal layout.
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Related products and ranges
Everything on baterias.online is filed by brand and reference, so ordering the Tudor TB1000 is straightforward. Not quite the right size? Have a look at other batteries for cars and vans.
Tudor TB1000 in everyday use
An old car that has never had a new battery is often running on borrowed time. Take the negative lead off first and put it back last when swapping the battery. Jump-starting the car every few days is a clear message that the battery needs replacing.
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