Suzuki Swift Battery Recommendation

nightmare101010 (nightmare101010) 2018-05-17 19:17:46 +0500 #1

Hello everyone
I need to replace my swift 2012 battery , right now it has 60A Wet Battery in it which is almost 2years old ......
Daewoo is selling maintainance free battery 40A should I get that or stick with 60A wet battery ? If there are any other maintainance free battery options available please do let me know as well
Thanks

sayyedain (sayyedain) 2018-05-17 21:12:53 +0500 #2

stick with 60 amp battery. good for ur car

anon35615524 2018-05-17 22:00:13 +0500 #3

Bro stick to OEM recommended Battery specs.

nightmare101010 (nightmare101010) 2018-05-17 22:14:58 +0500 #4

Also please tell me what's OEM Recommendation for Swift 40A or 60A

pwuser152318336083 (Bashir aamir) 2022-04-18 21:25:36 +0500 #5

Which dry battery is recommended for Suzuki swift 2014 model

helper_learner (helper_learner) 2022-04-18 22:35:10 +0500 #6

Don't buy dry battery, it won't last long....

Buy either maintenance free or wet one....

Dry will last 1.5-2 years...

Maintenance free will last 3-4 years...

Acid can last good 5-6 years...

I think for maintenance free battery, Daewoo Batteries are good....

@Hassan1991 @Capsat

mohsan87 (Mohsan) 2022-04-18 22:37:44 +0500 #7

DL60 is from Daewoo, but my experience with Daewoo dry battery was not good..it only last for 1.5 year. Where as stock acid battery (AGS) lasted for 3.5 years.

After dry battery I again replaced with Acid battery (AGS)

helper_learner (helper_learner) 2022-04-18 22:43:33 +0500 #8

It is maintenance free not dry i think so...

Hassan1991 (Electrical Engineer ) 2022-04-18 22:48:04 +0500 #9

Dry batteries are called as maintenance free.
Life of both wet and dry depends upon different variables. I personally prefer dry or maintenance free. Or anti gravity batteries .

helper_learner (helper_learner) 2022-04-18 22:53:01 +0500 #10

They are called like that but it's not right....

Dry are dry just like chargeable cells

And maintenance free are wet but just with calcium lead acid

Yeah, am also using maintenance free since 3 years... still works great...

Hassan1991 (Electrical Engineer ) 2022-04-18 23:54:59 +0500 #11

It's a general term given to dry batteries.
About there age take an example of hybrid or EV car batteries.

Xulfiqar (Xulfiqar) 2022-04-19 04:07:57 +0500 #12

Its still stupid

Real dry batteries do exist, but just calling a wet kind as dry because it doesnt have a refill issue is comical.

Like calling chapati as “bareek wali naan”