Tudor TB558 · 55Ah 12V 620A · petrol and diesel passenger vehicles

Summary: Here is the Tudor TB558 in one line: cars and vans, 55Ah 12V 620A. Before anything else, measure the space: the case comes to 230 × 180 × 186 mm.

Practical advice for cars and vans

Drivers who work nights often start their cars in the coldest hours. Some recent models want the new battery registered through the diagnostic socket, so check the handbook. Leaving the lights on overnight once is forgivable; doing it often harms the battery.

Tudor TB558: dimensions and ratings

About the technology: lead-acid

Six cells of about two volts each make up a typical 12-volt battery. Older cars without stop-start systems are happy with a standard lead-acid battery. Store lead-acid batteries charged and recharge them every few months.

Same size and layout

Listed below: batteries with the same case and polarity as the Tudor TB558.

Deta DB558Exide EB558Exide EB608Tudor TB608

Answers before you buy

Is the Tudor TB558 right for you?

Some drivers know their battery only as the Tudor TB558 written on an old invoice, and that is enough. Rated 55Ah, there is enough reserve for the alarm, the clock and the odd evening with the radio on. Batteries online make sense when you can check every number from your driveway.

55Ah puts it squarely in the middle of the range for cars and vans. Cold starts are well covered: 620A is above the norm for its class.

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Make sure it fits your vehicle or equipment

• ✓ Cold cranking 620A: compare with your handbook's requirement.
• ✓ Terminal check: SAE S 3/8" side Terminal. Spade widths and post diameters vary, so match the type exactly.
• ✓ This reference uses lead-acid. If your current battery has a different technology printed on it, find out why before switching.