I didn't have time to run down to Orem so I figured I'd go to Costco. (replacing an old DieHard AGM) I went to the local Batteries plus and they only had the Duracell platinum AGM's which I was excited about since I've read good things about them.but they didn't have the 34 series that fits the Jeep. I had to buy a new battery for the Jeep before our Moab trip this weekend. The Interstates on my trailer have given good service. If they still have them when the time comes, I'm going to try those Costco Interstate batteries for the daily drivers next time.

And actually, I have started just going that route with more than electrical - I used a new factory water pump and fan clutch recently. If I can wait a couple days for it to come in, can usually find them online for prices not too much above the higher grade parts store stuff. Īnything electrical (except batteries), be it sensor (especially sensors.), coil rail, alternator or starter, I buy factory original new parts. I just won't buy their batteries anymore. O's usually has Spicer u-joints in stock, for instance, Napa doesn't carry Spicer anymore - at least not the one I go to. On some stuff, just depends, I think they have better parts than Napa. They take used oil too, which is convenient. I go to O'Reilly's a lot, it's the closest, easiest to get to from my house and the guys who have been there a long time know me.

Walmart car battery vs autozone