Interstate Batteries Car Battery 12V 95Ah 900CCA Group H8, 49 AGM

saved my brothers old suburban from being junked in the cold snows of Indiana. started right up.

No issues. First impressions are good. I appreciate not having to exchange my old one for a core charge. My old one actually still works. It's just five and a half years old and I'm about to take a long trip and I didn't want to take a chance. I'm not sure I ever remember a car battery lasting over 5 years.... That was the OEM battery. It is crazy heavy but it was packaged well. The price was better than I could get here locally for the same battery. I'll update if I have any problems.

The battery in my 2017 Suburban died and I decided to try Amazon to get one. I settled on this Interstate Battery. I trust the company and the fit was good after I finally wedged it past the radiator overflow. I should have taken that out for an easier install.

batteries are so expensive might as go with a premium brand. I think this brand is far better than oem. my vehicle sat for 6 months and the oem battery had total died and would not take a charge. car batteries used to be 100 dollars but were very poor quality. modern battery technology is amazing but expect to pay 300.00. i made the mistake of not starting my vehicle and driving for an hour to charge the battery.

Thought I bought a good battery from a trusted US based company. Not so! Battery lasted a few months now won’t hold a charge. Found a sticker on top of the battery that says Made in China! WTF? Interstate says I need a certificate showing the battery is dead. That means taking it to a dealer and spending more money for a test. Used to love Interstate batteries. Not anymore! This is in addition to the previous review. I brought the battery to a local Interstate dealer. They tested the battery and it failed the load test. I turned the old battery over to them. I asked if they could replace the battery under the 3 year warrantee since battery was less than a year old. They said they would not get credit for it because it came under a different distributor. All this crap from Interstate saying you can turn a failed battery purchased online to a local dealer is totally false. I had to buy another battery from them.I submitted a claim to the Dept of Consumer Protection in my State. They contacted Interstate and presented them with my paid invoiced, the entire string of email communications, photos of the battery and a copy of the 3 year warrantee. Interstate disputed everything so I am out. It is up to you who you want to do business with but fair warning to all regarding Interstate batteries purchased through Amazon. BTW, the new battery purchased through the local dealer was fifty dollars less!

Well it was pack very well, the manufacture date was 1 year old ?

I own a 2014 Lexus 300h hybrid and the trunk battery which was made for Lexus by Panasonic was no longer holding a charge. Finding an exact replacement was difficult, so using AI this battery came up as the most dependable replacement. The battery size and location of positive and negative terminals as fine, but there were two compatibility problems. The vent was on the far side of the battery, and the terminals were a smaller diameter. I was able to buy some rubber hose and a double barbed fitting at my local auto parts store to extend the vent hose to the far side of the battery. Similarly, I was able to find some auto battery lead "shims" on Amazon that were the size that I needed (measure both the posts diameters and your clamp diameters first to ensure a correct fit) to make a solid electrical connection. The car started right up, no problem at all and the battery was less expensive than the OEM from a Lexus dealer.

This was a direct replacement for my OEM battery in my 2016 Jaguar F Type R. My original factory battery (also an Interstate) was WELL overdue for replacement, and this was an easy swap. Note: just don’t forget to remove the plastic post cover first (D’oh). Highly tecommended.