It fits perfect on my Jeep Wrangler 2015. Same measurements as the factory battery. Best upgrade to have AGM instead of acid.

Overall, this battery performed well during the first 36 months. Then I suffered a deep discharge, down to 11.5v, too weak to start the car. I had the battery professionally recharged back up to full. AGM batteries are supposed to be particularly robust at not being damaged by deep discharges. This happened just ONCE. But it did do enough damage that I cannot get a resting voltage any higher than 12.25 volts, which is 50% of capacity. This is the LAST TIME I buy Duracell batteries. I'd had a rash of problems with AA and AAA Duracell batteries that would leak. Even 2 years ago, I had another remote control nearly destroyed by battery leakage. I thought car battery performance would be a different story. I'm DONE with the slick Duracell marketing. They are deceptive...

Bought for 2012 Buick Enclave. Thought I'd try AGM since the battery is in the floor behind the passenger seat any my kids ride in 2nd row. First battery lasted 2 yr 11 mo's, died when kids left door open overnight. Would not accept a charge, tested bad. Replaced under warranty, remaining. After 8 months, the replacement battery died when a little someone left a light on. Will not accept a charge, tested bad. Will replace with conventional (non-AGM) battery from same USA manufacturer, whose conventional batteries i have found last as long as any. My thoughts: Not buying this AGM anymore, or any other for that matter, I am concerned they don't tolerate being run down, and lets face it, especially with kids and a car with lots of bells and whistles, it is bound to happen. Any time you run any battery down, you are using up it's lives; this AGM in my experience has only one life. I've never had a conventional battery that I could not recharge at least once, usually two or three times no problem. Plus, I don't offroad, so do I need an AGM? I've never cracked a battery doing my thing. I tried AGM, I decided I have no use for it.

I got this battery last year in june. Today October 23rd I had to replace it. So now the guty tells me it will be warrantied for 1 year and 9 months. Why bother wasting that much for an AGM? Buy a gel cell

IT LASTED 1 MONTH AND BMW FOUIND A BAD CELL O WELL LETS TRY AGAIN THEY ALSO PUT THE WRONG BATTERY IN, SHOULD HAVE BEEN A GROUP 49

Twice now we've had a battery die before the warranty ended , two different vehicles, only to bring it in and get told the battery is fine.

Purchased June 6, 2023. Left me stranded February 21, 2025. I guess I'll find out what that warranty's worth.