So my car is 4 and a half years old, and I depend on it to get to work, so I decided that I was going to buy a new battery before the old one dies. I also decided that I would get an AGM battery because I was told there is less corrosion.
Was looking at AutoZone, and I know their policy on exchanges is excellent, but they want over $200 for the AGM battery. Walmart apparently doesn't sell an AGM battery for my car.
Then I remembered that Sears sells batteries, have many fond memories of my father going to Sears to get a new battery for his cars, which always had at least a couple hundred thousand on them.
Sears website has a different price for the battery I need nearly every day. Then I stopped off at a Sears Auto service outlet on my way home from work in College Point, NY, they didn't have the AGM battery in stock but told me to check back with them in a couple of days. I called them, and they said they got the AGM battery in the size I needed in stock, but there was no way they would give me the price on the internet, which at the time was $127. When I go to the Sears site you can order for in store pickup but they don't list the College Point store on their website. Why? no idea?
Anyway, looking this up the price fluctuates nearly every day. Right now it is $119 for a Sears AGM Die Hard Gold batter, $40 off list price. I realize that maybe there may be two different sizes for my car, but why doesn't the Sears auto service place honor the Sears website price? And why do they change it constantly on line?
Was looking at AutoZone, and I know their policy on exchanges is excellent, but they want over $200 for the AGM battery. Walmart apparently doesn't sell an AGM battery for my car.
Then I remembered that Sears sells batteries, have many fond memories of my father going to Sears to get a new battery for his cars, which always had at least a couple hundred thousand on them.
Sears website has a different price for the battery I need nearly every day. Then I stopped off at a Sears Auto service outlet on my way home from work in College Point, NY, they didn't have the AGM battery in stock but told me to check back with them in a couple of days. I called them, and they said they got the AGM battery in the size I needed in stock, but there was no way they would give me the price on the internet, which at the time was $127. When I go to the Sears site you can order for in store pickup but they don't list the College Point store on their website. Why? no idea?
Anyway, looking this up the price fluctuates nearly every day. Right now it is $119 for a Sears AGM Die Hard Gold batter, $40 off list price. I realize that maybe there may be two different sizes for my car, but why doesn't the Sears auto service place honor the Sears website price? And why do they change it constantly on line?