Tudor TB954: drop-in battery for your car 95Ah 12V 760A
cars and vans? Try the Tudor TB954. Case size 306 × 173 × 222 mm.
- Voltage: 12V
- Capacity (C20): 95Ah
- Cold cranking current (EN): 760A
- Dimensions (L × W × H): 306 × 173 × 222 mm
- Technology: Lead-acid
Summary: For cars and vans there is the Tudor TB954, carrying a 95Ah 12V 760A rating. Every figure that decides the fit is in the table below.
Measurements, ratings and codes
Using it day to day: practical tips
Drivers who work nights often start their cars in the coldest hours. Drive for at least twenty minutes after fitting to let the battery settle in. A clicking noise when you turn the key is a familiar warning sign.
Batteries with the same format
Listed below: batteries with the same case and polarity as the Tudor TB954.
Deta DA954Deta DB954Exide EA954Exide EB954Fulmen FA954
About the Tudor TB954
Here is the Tudor TB954, a starter battery made for everyday cars and vans. Rated 95Ah 12V 760A, it lines up with the original in cars that came with this code. A tape measure and the old label are all you need to order with confidence.
95Ah sits towards the top of the range for cars and vans. 20.6 kg is easy on backs and on vehicle weight limits.
Your questions answered
What is the cold cranking rating of the Tudor TB954?
The rated cranking current is 760A to the EN standard. This is the key figure for cold weather starting.
Does this battery match my current one physically?
Compare 306 × 173 × 222 mm with your tray and check the old battery is also positive on the right-hand side.
Make sure it fits your vehicle or equipment
- ✓ The capacity rating, 95Ah, should suit the consumers you run. Lots of electrical equipment calls for the higher end.
- ✓ Diesel engine? Its starting demand is high, so check that 760A covers what the maker recommends.
- ✓ Chemistry: lead-acid. Some vehicles and chargers are programmed for a specific type, so check before swapping.
Related products and ranges
Happy with the fit? Ordering the Tudor TB954 at baterias.online is quick. Writing the fitting date on the battery helps when planning the next replacement.
Care tips for lead-acid batteries
A classic lead-acid battery has lead plates sitting in liquid sulphuric acid. Flooded traction batteries keep golf buggies and forklifts running for years. Hand old batteries in at an authorised recycling point.
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