Lawn & Garden Batteries

Lawn and garden batteries can last up to three to five years. The lawn battery’s lifespan will depend on the battery type and how you’re using it. Extend your battery’s life and maintain its health by investing in a quality lawn and garden battery charger.

Are all lawn and garden batteries the same size?

Most lawn and garden batteries will generally fall into the 12-volt group and U1 format (a type of terminal position). However, not all lawn and garden batteries are the same. It’s important to consider the terminal position and the cranking amps when purchasing a battery. They must be compatible with your lawn care machine to ensure that it starts and charges properly.

What size battery goes in a riding lawn mower?

Nearly all riding lawn mowers use 12-volt batteries, but some smaller models will use 6-volt batteries. Most riding lawn mowers are classified under the U1 group, which refers to the size and terminal position. The dimensions of the batteries that fall into this group are about 7” to 8” in length, 5 to 6” in width, and 6” to 7” in height. U1 batteries also have their positive terminals on the left side.