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Triumph Spitfire Batteries

Your Triumph Spitfire requires the correct battery specification to ensure reliable starting and proper electrical system operation. At Rimmer Bros, we stock a carefully selected range of Triumph Spitfire batteries designed to meet the specific requirements of these classic British sports cars, from early positive earth models to later negative earth systems.

Our Triumph Spitfire batteries include the correct sizes, capacities, and terminal configurations for all model years. Each battery meets the demanding requirements of classic car ownership, providing dependable power for starting, lighting, and electrical accessories while fitting properly in your Spitfire's battery compartment.

Correct Specifications for Every Spitfire Model

Whether you own an early Mark I Spitfire with a positive earth system or a later model with a negative earth configuration, our Triumph Spitfire batteries match the original equipment specifications. We stock both traditional lead-acid batteries and modern maintenance-free alternatives that deliver superior performance and longevity.

Our technical team understands the specific power requirements of Spitfire electrical systems. From the compact 6-volt systems in early models to the 12-volt systems in later cars, we ensure you receive Triumph Spitfire batteries with the correct voltage, capacity, and physical dimensions for your particular model.

Quality Power Solutions for Reliable Starting

Every Triumph Spitfire battery in our inventory has been chosen for its quality, reliability, and suitability for classic car use. We select batteries from reputable manufacturers that understand the demands of vintage vehicle ownership, including extended storage periods and intermittent use patterns.

With over 40 years of serving classic car owners worldwide, Rimmer Bros knows the importance of reliable starting power. Our efficient despatch system ensures most Triumph Spitfire batteries are packed securely and shipped promptly from our Lincoln warehouse, getting your car back on the road quickly.

Your Spitfire deserves a battery that matches its character and reliability requirements. Trust Rimmer Bros to supply the correct Triumph Spitfire batteries that provide dependable starting power and support your electrical system for years of motoring enjoyment.

Triumph Spitfire Battery

Battery 038 (3 Year Warranty) Dynamic Silver - RBAT038B

Despatched Direct from Supplier to Mainland UK Only - See Full Product Description for details

Usually in stock at our supplier, allow 1 week for delivery

£45.00

£45.00 ex VAT
£54.00inc UK VAT

1975 on (1500) models

Frequently Asked Questions

What size battery does my Triumph Spitfire need?

Triumph Spitfire batteries vary by model year and electrical system specification. Early Spitfires typically use smaller 6-volt batteries, while later models require 12-volt units with different physical dimensions and terminal arrangements. Our Triumph Spitfire batteries are catalogued by model year and chassis number to ensure correct fitment. Our parts advisors can help identify the exact battery specification for your particular Spitfire model.

Do Triumph Spitfire batteries differ between positive and negative earth systems?

While the physical Triumph Spitfire batteries remain the same, the electrical connections and charging system requirements differ between positive earth early models and negative earth later cars. Our battery range includes suitable options for both systems, with clear identification of which models use each earth polarity. The battery terminals and charging system must match your car's electrical configuration for proper operation.

How long should Triumph Spitfire batteries last in classic car use?

Quality Triumph Spitfire batteries typically last 3-5 years in regular classic car use, though this varies with storage conditions, usage patterns, and maintenance. Classic cars often experience extended storage periods, which can reduce battery life, making quality batteries particularly important. Modern maintenance-free batteries often provide longer service life than traditional types, while still meeting the original specifications required for authentic Spitfire operation.