12VVolts
60AhAmp-hours at C20
520ACold cranking current (EN)
At a glance: Put simply: Tudor TL605, rated 60Ah 12V 520A, sold for start-stop vehicles. Measure twice, order once: dimensions decide most swaps.
Installation and maintenance tips
Ride-share drivers put their batteries through a heavy daily cycle. Leave the bonnet open briefly afterwards to check for warning lights. Ignoring registration can make the new battery age early.
Full specifications of the Tudor TL605
The EFB technology explained
An EFB sits halfway between a standard flooded battery and an AGM. Little city runabouts that switch off at lights are a classic EFB home. Drive longer distances occasionally to keep an EFB charged.
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Common questions about the Tudor TL605
What does the Tudor TL605 weigh in kilograms?
15.4 kg is the listed weight. For larger batteries, a second pair of hands makes fitting safer.
How strong is this battery when starting?
The rated cranking current is 520A to the EN standard. This is the key figure for cold weather starting.
Buying the Tudor TL605 online
Your car switches off at the lights? Then a battery like the Tudor TL605 is what it expects. A cold-cranking figure of 520A covers the many restarts of a winter commute. Ordering from baterias.online takes a few minutes once code and technology agree.
60Ah makes it a smaller battery, good for light electrical loads.
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Prefer to order now and fit at the weekend? baterias.online makes that easy. Other Tudor models are linked below if you need a different size from the same maker.
Will the Tudor TL605 fit?
- ✓ This reference uses EFB. If your current battery has a different technology printed on it, find out why before switching.
- ✓ Make room for 230 × 173 × 222 mm, including clearance above the posts.
- ✓ Terminal layout: positive on the left-hand side. If your original is the mirror image, choose another reference rather than stretching the leads.
