I think there are only three car battery manufacturers in the country.
We use good stuff, text me with your battery number, I can get you hooked up.
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I think there are only three car battery manufacturers in the country.
We use good stuff, text me with your battery number, I can get you hooked up.
They're group 65, factory 750CCA but I'd go 850+ if possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Otterbatcat
We stock them at 850.
Looks like this thread is bumped up. When I replaced my factory battery it was 6 years old. I bought the Diehard platinum AGM. It lasted exactly 2 years. and it failed with out warning. It missed expected life span by at least 4 years. It reset my warranty so as long as Sears is in business I'm in good shape. I'm gonna recommend Interstate, even though they didn't sell an AGM for my truck 2 years ago. NEVER had a problem with Interstate.
I've had good luck with the Walmart MAXX batteries.
Me too. Had the battery in my F-150 STB at hunting camp and replaced it with a MAXX. Had one in my old Jeep too. Good stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gman
The Interstate sold at Costco have more cold cranking amps for my F250 7.3l and are a bit cheaper from the Walmart batteries I believe. However, if you run into trouble it's way easier to find a Walmart if you're traveling and need the warranty replacement.
I was looking at batteries in Costco the other day, and was quite impressed with the interstate specs, 1000 CA's and like 850 CCA's for mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shooter45
On my second set of Costco sourced Interstates for my 02 EX. The first set wasn't holding a charge. I've gone through three alternators in a year so I need to pull the current set and have them load tested to see if they are causing the alt problems. Other than that, I endorse their cost and specs.
Do you recall the price for those?Quote:
Originally Posted by hurley842002