Originally Posted By: Superbuick96
I cant decide between the Autozone Duralast Gold or the Sears DieHard Gold....The Autozone battery will be around $20.00 cheaper then the Sears DieHard, plus has higher crank amps. But it seems like DieHard is a better trusted name as far as Auto Batteries.....Ive heard that Duralast products are made on the cheaper side.....Autozone Duralast Gold or Sears DieHard Gold?
They're made by the same manufacturer. There may be slight differences in the design used, but they're probably more similar than different.
The important thing is to purchase a fresh battery. One that's been sitting around too long without being charged will have a greater chance of suffering an early failure.
The warranty itself has little to do with how long the battery should last. There are far too many variables that will affect battery longevity. In addition, many batteries need some maintenance (top off with distilled water due to evaporation), although few people do that with most batteries.
I cant decide between the Autozone Duralast Gold or the Sears DieHard Gold....The Autozone battery will be around $20.00 cheaper then the Sears DieHard, plus has higher crank amps. But it seems like DieHard is a better trusted name as far as Auto Batteries.....Ive heard that Duralast products are made on the cheaper side.....Autozone Duralast Gold or Sears DieHard Gold?
They're made by the same manufacturer. There may be slight differences in the design used, but they're probably more similar than different.
The important thing is to purchase a fresh battery. One that's been sitting around too long without being charged will have a greater chance of suffering an early failure.
The warranty itself has little to do with how long the battery should last. There are far too many variables that will affect battery longevity. In addition, many batteries need some maintenance (top off with distilled water due to evaporation), although few people do that with most batteries.