Halfords battery guarantee
If you've bought a new car battery from Halfords, take a read below to find out all about the guarantee it comes with.
- Depending on the battery you've bought, it'll have a guarantee period of 3, 4 or 5 years. Have a look at the label on your new battery to find out how long your battery's guarantee is.
- Your battery guarantee isn't transferable between vehicles.
How does the guarantee work?
The guarantee covers any manufacturing defects which arise within the guarantee period.
In the unlikely event you experience a problem with your battery, please return the battery to us along with proof of purchase.
We'll carry out a complete health check on the battery which will indicate if there's a fault with the battery.
If the battery's found to be faulty with a manufacturing defect, we'll happily replace it for you.
The guarantee on any replacement battery will expire on the original battery's guarantee expiry date.
Leisure Batteries
Our leisure batteries come with a standard 2-year guarantee.
What isn't covered by the guarantee?
The following may cause your battery to become damaged. As these issues are not manufacturing defects, they aren't covered by the guarantee.
Sulphation: This tends to happen if your vehicle isn't driven for extended periods.
Deep cycling: This can happen if the vehicle's engine is started very frequently or electrical consumers are left on for extended periods between journeys.
Overcharging: This is usually caused by a fault in the vehicle's charging system.
Physical damage: This can be caused by incorrect handling or storage.
Incorrect application: Make sure you're using the battery that Halfords recommends for your vehicle!
Wear and tear: Caused by misuse.
Please note that the warranty is for domestic and non-professional use only (6 months only) and covers a replacement battery and damage caused, but not consequential loss.
- Warranty is not transferable between vehicles or owners.
Your statutory rights remain unaffected.