Battery Services
Power your journey with our wide specialist range of battery solutions at very competitive prices. We stock automotive, 4x4, heavy commercial, agricultural, marine, dual-purpose, deep-cycle, lawnmower and motorcycle batteries. We'll help you pick just the right battery for your application.
At Redan Auto Electrical, we'll test your battery and charging system first. If the battery is found not to be faulty, a complete vehicle diagnosis service is available to find the fault.
If the battery needs replacing, we will provide expert advice ensuring that you receive the right battery for the right application, and we'll fit it for you free of charge.
We'll even recycle your old battery for you. ♻
Battery Services
Car Batteries
Motorcycle Batteries
Marine Batteries
4x4 and Quad Bike Batteries
Mower Batteries
Motor Home Batteries
Deep Cycle Batteries
Heavy Commercial Batteries
Advice from the Experts
The 3 types of automotive batteries predominately used today are Calcium (Maintenance Free), EFB (Enhanced Flooded Battery) and AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) batteries. The notable differences between each type of battery are best explained using the battery hierarchy. Read More
#8 R&J Batteries Camaro
The 2025 Supercars Championship marks the 5th year of R & J Batteries partnership with Brad Jones Racing (BJR). The new #8 Livery commemorates the 30th Anniversary of R & J Batteries. Read More
There is a lot of battery misinformation and many urban myths circulated by word of mouth and on the Internet. Batteries can be a complex subject to understand, so it can be difficult for ordinary people to distinguish a myth from a fact. Read More
Battery Care & Safety Tips
Batteries are sensitive to temperature extremes and don't like to be left to go flat.
Just a week without charge can be enough to sulphate and permanently damage a battery voiding its warranty.
Check that all cable connections are clean, tight and free of corrosion.
This will ensure that you get the maximum amount of voltage to your electrical system and your battery receives optimum charge.
If a battery smells like sulfur, is hot or looks swollen, it can be an indication of the battery being over-charged and a risk of explosion.
Do not keep driving, turn off the engine and do not disconnect or touch the battery until cold.
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