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After checking , yes Walmart has the best warranty of the two . I’ve ordered many things from Walmart, it’s fast , and it’s free . You could have them faster than running around looking , especially since you are in no rush . IMO the Walmart Everstart Maxx can’t be beat . Just order them , and have them delivered to your doorstep.
The Walmart near me stopped giving warranty in the store. They told me to contact the battery manufacturer to get warranty replacements. So I went to Bj's and got a new one at the time. It wasn't worth dealing with getting a replacement that way so for me, I won't get their batteries any more.
I will definitely have to find this out if thats the case where I am at its definitely not worth it.
That’s unfortunate , mine are right at 3 years, but no signs of giving up . There’s another 2 years prorated, so not too worried about warranty at this point . I’ll sure check to see if indeed my local Walmart quit honoring the warranty. I do have a daughter-in-law that runs a Walmart I’ll also check with her , being the store director she should know .
Exactly! I was in a National Tire and Battery store years back waiting on my car getting an alignment. There was an Interstate battery rep setting up a display. During a conversation the rep made a statement that stuck with me. He said, always buy the battery with the best warranty for the lowest price as you’re actually buying a warranty not a battery. All batteries fail at some point so I buy the longest full replacement warranty for the lowest price no matter the brand or the retailer.
Sent a text to my daughter-in-law, I’ll know in a bit . Sure doesn’t sound right to me .
Maybe some Walmarts don’t honor battery warranty but the one closest to me does. I went there just a few days ago to purchase a H5 battery for my daughter’s Hyundai. The guy in front of me was bringing in a H7 battery under warranty and the clerk told him to just get a H8 battery as there were no H7 in stock and they were the same price. Clerk didn’t even check the condition of the failed battery.
Im going to have to either call them or go over to Walmart and ask them. There warranty says 4 year and $179 vs $250 for same battery
Is that the h8 mtx agm?
I have a 1998 Chevrolet c3500 with the 6.5th. I have had the Walmart batteries for the last few changes. I replace in pairs and they are still working, although a little weak at five years..,,well past the warranty, and they’re made by the old/new Johnson controls
I bought replacement AGM battery Durace
2016 Big Horn Hemi. Replaced in 2021 with a Batteries Plus Duracell Gold Flooded cell 790 CCA with three year warranty. They had the best pricing of the local vendors, no charge to install, and lots of stores nationally to honor warranty. Second of my vehicles with a Duracell, the other a E Class Benz. Shop around but keep your comparisons apples to apples. They are all good products - only three sources in the USA of all batteries.
After checking with my daughter-in-law, someone’s probably yanking your chain on this battery warranty, yes they honor the warranty in the stores
Thanks for this information
Ok thanks that is great news
Here is where my gauge is at now. Normally always in the middle when the battery was new
Yeah I know you guys get gouged a lot up there. I will have to call walmart. It says 4 year warranty for h7 agm it says nothing about being pro rated or not. I know the interstate at the interstate store is 3 year non pro rated.
