Picked up three house batteries from our local Sam's club and they were loaded for me. Install a month ago and doing fine.

Just topped off distaled water into the cells after 7 years on this set. Just remember that these need checking water level 1/4” above plate once a year or they will die early.

We bought 6 of these 6 years ago and we are just now having to replace them. I think that's pretty good to last that long. Would definitely recommend buying these.

I purchased 6 of these batteries 6 years ago for a golf cart. Lasted all that time. Just purchased my second set. Hope I get another 6 years from the second batch.

I was happy with the batteries I purchased. They exceeded my expectations. I would highly recommend these batteries if anyone is in need of golf cart batteries.

These batterys don't last as long as the Trojans, and they don't have as much power. You would be luck to get two years out of them. Something to note: Always charge your cart after every use.

Bought 6 of these batteries for my golf cart. They went in as expected and work Great. After looking around for some time, this is the best value around.

Bought theae in march 2013. 18 months later they wont hold charge. Charged after every use and properly maintained. Not worth the cost difference of trojans.

Bought 6 for our golf cart. Came home put them in and nothing. Called sam’s and we started charging them. They will not hold a charge. Taking them back today.

I bought 6 of these to replace the original batteries in my Phaeton motorhome. When fully charged (using the stock Xantrex charger/inverter) I could never get more than about 5 hours of use before higher current items (coffee maker, toaster oven, microwave) would cause the inverter to shut down due to low voltage. I figured it was the nature of the beast. Now, 6 years later, as most of them have swollen and my charger won't charge them anymore, I was ready to head back to Sams to get another set. Fortunately, I did a little more research on the newer lithium technology (LiFePO4). The prices have really come down. Two of these newer batteries contain more AH than all 6 combined. And you can drain them down to 10%. They have bluetooth battery management systems (BMS) internally that let you check the health of every cell within the batteries, and it provides an estimate till empty (or fill if charging). With minimal load, I've been able to run my coach for nearly 48 hours and I still have 30% left. The best part is this newer tech has become so common, the two new batteries are less than 6 of these GC2's. If you have an RV, ditch lead-acid. look up lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4). They're intrinsically safe (unlike lithium-ion). Boondocking is FUN now!