I have had excellent service from my car batteries lasting during their warranty period. But when you have a weak battery and within that warranty, Sam's staff has been reactive and honored the battery replacement. Duracell has been great for my vehicles and I highly recommend buying from Sam's for the number of stores in my regional travels.

Great customer service and happy with the Duracell battery, and I always find great sales throughout the store.

The battery is working well so far Hopefully it will last as long as my last battery.

Finally had to replace my battery after 5 years. It’s been a good battery.

They changed out the old battery for the new one. It has worked great ever since.

FYI - In Arizona you are lucky if a car battery will last you 3 years. Unfortunately once in a while you get a bad batch might only last 1 year or so. I have had a AAA battery last one year recently so it does happen with all brands. That's why it is important to have a free 3 year replacement on your battery. I start checking my batteries at just under 3 years to determine if they have any bad cells, then they qualify for free replacement, just an idea for you. I have a Duracell from Sams going strong at 1.5 years on a smaller car.

Sorry but these don't last. Originally purchased 04/19, had to replace under warranty 06/21, then again 04/22 and here it is with a dead cell and wont take a charge in May 23. Not sure where these are sourced from but three bad batteries in 4 years is not only poor quality, but a major inconvenience. Sam's has great quality on a lot of things, but these batteries just aren't one of those items.

I purchased this battery 4-14-2014 which makes it 3yrs. 9mo. old. Like so many of the other member reviews it started to fail 1-9-2018, this after being in a heated garage for 2 weeks without starting. I can almost understand if it was outside below zero for that length of time and the battery was 5+ yrs old but not after only 3 3/4 years old. And again like the other member reviews, Sams Club stands firm on the 3 yr replacement after that you got yourself a boat anchor. with no prorated credit either. Duracell needs to stick to powering bunnies and flashlights. In this case being a member of Sams Club isn't any deal. Next battery will be a different brand from a different vendor.

I bought one of these in November 2011, it was fine thru May 2012 now it needs charged every time I want to start my Jeep. I thought that a full replacement for 36 months and a 8 year pro-rated replacement was a great thing but I'm still charging it as time goes on, now the receipt and warranty paper work is not ledgeable what-so-ever and it still looks good but still charge it when I want to use the Jeep!

I have purchased quite a few Duracell auto batteries, in various sizes, from Sams for my vehicles over the past seven years. I thought they were a pretty good value. But there is something wrong with the Group 34 size of this battery. I have had three of this type fail in the last two months, in different vehicles. The oldest one was a ways beyond its 3-yr replacement warranty, but within the 8-yr pro-rated warranty indicated on the battery (they no longer offer the pro-rated warranty on any of their batteries), while the other two were under or just at the 3-yr point. Don't know whether the manufacturer (East Penn?) is engineering them to just last 3-yrs, or whether they possibly outsourced this size battery to a different company to make. But, after my experience, and based on other negative reviews I have seen on these, I have lost faith in Duracell car batteries and am not sure I will be purchasing any more of these from Sams Club.