I purchased this battery today to replace a 24F that I bought at Sam's Club back in August of 2012. After 5 years of use, I noticed that on occasions there would be a delay between turning on the ignition and the car starting. This could be due to the starter dragging or a weak battery. After noting that the battery was 5 years old and I always try to be pro-active, it called for a replacement. If the 1st battery went for 5 years, I am hoping for equal performance out of this one.

Just bought this Group 24F battery today. It is TOO TALL for my truck...too tall for a 24F specification. My truck came new with a 24F. And then I replaced that 5 years ago with another 24F. Today I bought this 24F and my hold-down bracket will not attach because the battery is out-of-spec dimensionally!

Will be 3rd one to replace after while doesn't keep the charge?

These come with a 36 month warranty, mine died at 37. I know they don't really have an internal warranty clock, but dang!

These battery's are not what they use to be, the last one I bought only lasted about 2 1/2 years. Duracell Automotive Battery, Group Size 24F.

The battery lasted a little over 3.5 years, just outside its warranty coverage. About average life for the price

Battery tested bad only 2 years old but we were in middle of Wisconsin with NO Sam's Club anywhere around, so warranty was useless. I hate Duracell batteries, the small AAA %26 AA all Leak after awhile. Car battery no better

There is a relationship between battery strength/life and the weight of the battery. I expect long life from this one; I could hardly lift it.

fits my 2015 HONDA pilot touring 4wd ?

sits a bit taller than the oem battery - unable to install with the original bracket. returning.