I bought a Group 65 Duracell from Sam's Club 10 years ago for my pick-up truck. It's not showing any signs of failing but I'm going to replace it as I think I'm on borrowed time. I know this is unusual. It's the longest a battery has ever lasted for me. I know past results can't guarantee the future. : - )

The specs on this battery, warranty, and price were all impressive but I was hesitant to purchase a Duracell battery... I've experienced issues in the past with Duracell batteries where they have leaked and ruined electronic equipment.. But this is a car battery so I decided to give it a chance. Now after only one month of ownership the new battery won't hold a charge over night. I WILL NEVER PURCHASE ANOTHER DURACELL BATTERY...

I purchased this battery in Sept 2022 and recently it exploded from the heat. This battery claims "a maintenance-free design and starting protection in all kinds of weather." I am taking it back to Sam's Club and I assume they will honor their "36 Month Free Replacement Warranty."

Not a good battery and I have to have two in my Ford F250 Powerstroke! Batteries go down overnight and have to be recharged.... especially on cool/cold nights. Just had to charge them after a cool night (40 degrees F)! To prove my alternator is not to blame, I used my battery tester and went through a complete diagnostics. Alternator... charging perfectly and NOT A PROBLEM. Sams always uses that excuse to avoid any discussion about their not so good batteries! After a complete charge....both batteries read 12 volts (engine not running)! And, under a simulated load and with a 100 percent charge (engine not running)....both batteries read weak! These are 3 year replacement batteries but Sam's WILL NOT honor their replacement warranty because the batteries are not totally dead. So, if I want to use my truck, I have to charge the batteries first. Not a good thing! When these batteries finally go, I am SURE I WILL NOT replace them with Duracell and I doubt that I will go to Sam's for batteries any time soon!!

I bought a set of these batteries seven years ago. They fit my 2006 Dodge Ram 3500. I am a snow bird and in the summer when I go north I pull the batteries out of the truck and put them under my Dubble wide in a plastic ben . I be sure they are fully charged when I put them away. Keeping them cool and away from the heat in the summer time I feel that this helps them last longer then most are complaining about. I do recommend these if you take care of them.

Bought first one at the end of 8/2017. By December, I had to charge the battery every single time I left the truck sit for more than two days. Battery was replaced under warranty 1/2018, and worked fine until two weeks ago. This time I'm going to replace it with something else.

I have had 2 of these in my 06 Dodge Ram 2500 for 6 months now and have no complaints. My factory batteries died without warning. I had already researched batteries and knew Sam's had the best price and from my research these batteries are made by the same company that produces many other quality batteries. So far I have no complaints. They start my truck much quicker than the OEM ones did prior to their death.

The battery on my 2011 Ford Explorer gave out today. Pulled it out and it was this same battery. The date sticker was 4/18! Well beyond the 3 year warranty. You can believe it that I just bought another one to replace it. It's a great battery at a great price.

So many people scared of battery name brands , there are only 3-4 battery companies that make all the lead acid car battery’s in America. The one brand you trust the most is made with the one you will never buy ! LOL they are all the same , the Sams club Duracell batteries are very good I’ve had one in my car for 10 years and I just changed it ,there was nothing wrong with it but I just figured just in case ! Great battery’s - retired mechanic after 45 years .

Replaced the battery in my F-150 today. New one is GREAT, of course. The battery it replaced lasted 5 years, this exact same Duracell battery from Sam's, which I think is good enough for 4 stars. The old one was just on the cusp on needing to be replaced, engine turnover by the starter was slowing /10V briefly, and just under 12.4V as soon as the truck wasn't running. I'd rather not be stranded, carrying around jumper cables, or straining my alternator as the battery was aging.