Great service

Saved us a bunch!

BATTERY FAILED AT 15 MONTHS. The only thing worse than this battery is the service you get from Sam's tire and battery dept. Made an appointment to get the battery tested and it was determined that the battery was bad. They however said that they would not be able to changeout the battery on my Lincoln because they didn't know how on this vehicle. Any other vehicle yes, but not this rare 2017 Lincoln MKX. I then requested that they give me the new battery and that I would change it myself , they said they couldn't do that either because it was under warranty. I would have to drive home (17 miles), remove the battery, make my back to Sam's and then make the exchange. I then suggested that they just pull the car out of the bay into the parking lot, and if they could let me borrow one tool, I could swap it out myself. I mentioned it would take me about 5 minutes, yes 5minutes! They said NO. They weren't allowed to loan tools but suggested that I go to Autozone and borrow one of their tools. I happened to have a Leatherman multi tool plier in my vehicle and proceeded to change the battery myself in the Sam's parking lot. Yes it took me about 10 minutes with that tool but that is how easy the swap was. Sam's "techs" were unable to accomplish.

I bought this battery Feb. 2020. It is still working great. Voltage is still at correct levels. We live in the desert in California where it does get at times 110 during the day in Summer and 0 at night in the Winter. Thinking of replacing it soon because it has gone 4 years & 10 months on a 3 year battery.

This battery is 5-1/2 years old and still going strong. It's the middle of winter and we have to leave a car at the airport for a week. We own 4 cars and it just happens that all of our vehicle bateries are 5-1/2 years old to 11 years old. I typically just run a battery until it dies. I will buy this same battery from Sam's Club again.

I purchased this battery for my wife's jeep, thinking the $60 extra for an AGM battery would give us extra peace of mind and the battery would last at least 5 years. The battery started to act up this summer and is now cranking slow, it only made it 4 years. I will buy a standard Duracell Size 94 to replace it, not worth the extra money!

I purchased 2 of these for my 2013 Ram 3500 diesel one year ago this month. They are already leaving me stranded after only 20,000 miles. A quick jump gets me going but that shouldn't be necessary after only 1 year. Sometimes just sitting overnight is enough to leave me stranded, sometimes it takes a few days.

Three months after I bought it, the battery completely drained due to the cold. I jump-started it and took it to the store to request a replacement, but they told me the warranty didn't apply because it had a charge, which was obviously because I had jump-started it. This autumn, it has already died three times, and they won't replace it because they don't have any in stock, so I keep having to jump-start it with another car.

My car's battery was way overdue for a replacement. I shopped around and found this 94R(H7)AGM with instant discount for $144.52 (installed) at Sam's Club, set up an appointment and was completed right away. This is a powerful battery: CA@32F=920; CCA@0F=800.

This H7 fits perfectly in my 2002 BMW M3, and seems to be doing well so far. I cannot speak to the longevity, as I have only had it installed for a few months. The case was built very well with the vent location available. The previous owners had forgotten to attach the vent tube and the 90degree adaptor tube was gone, and this battery does not come with one. You can purchase them in any of the auto parts stores for cheap in a kit. If the battery does not last, I will certainly provide an update!