Type of Car Battery
02-18-13, 01:26 PM
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So my car failed it's battery test and I'm just wondering what you guys chose to do when you replaced your battery, what battery did you replace it with? I have a 2007 is250 RWD, so it's out of warranty.
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Lexus/Toyota is quoting me $164/$159 for just the battery.
Holy, sooo nice haha. Where'd you get it?
02-18-13, 11:11 PM
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I'm in the same boat. Anyone have AAA and got the battery thru them? I see they offer one for a not-so-bad price that has 3 year free replacement and 6 year overall warranty. Plus I don't even have to lift a finger, they come to you and install it as well and do mobile replacement if it needs to be replaced, lol.
I have a battery sitting around, but I don't want to use it in this car, its just some cheapo one that was there just in case haha.
I have a battery sitting around, but I don't want to use it in this car, its just some cheapo one that was there just in case haha.
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Walmart, about $80.00 with exchange, made by Johnson Controls and 3.5 year warranty.
Lex will sell you one for more than double, but with a better warranty.
There are only 2-3 good battery makers in US, many just put their labels on JC or other major manufacturer.
Probably some cheap stuff from China out there.
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Lex will sell you one for more than double, but with a better warranty.
There are only 2-3 good battery makers in US, many just put their labels on JC or other major manufacturer.
Probably some cheap stuff from China out there.
Machog
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