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Weize Platinum AGM BCI Group 47-12v 60ah H5 Size 47 Automotive Battery

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BTW, since I don't see a core charge for these. People should be able to get $10 by brining it into Advance Auto for at $10 Gift card.

Consider it a rebate card or another $10 off if you need battery accessories.

https://shop.advanceautoparts.com...terybounty
Since I don't know your exact setup or needs, I'll say that generally you want to keep a starting battery at 80% charge or above, and preferably keep it fully charged between uses.

Deep cycle batteries should be charged between uses as well, but can tolerate much deeper discharge without damage, so long as they're charged pretty quickly after use.

A starting battery can give you a much higher load in amps; a deep cycle battery is a reliable power source for long periods at lower amp loads.
That's why I used the words "core charge". With places like Autozone, Advanced Auto, Pep Boys or Local shops, you get charged a "core charge" aka deposit until returned on the old battery. When you bring back the battery, they give you that "deposit" aka, "core" charge back.

As this vendor is doing everything by mail, and not a big outfit they are not charging a "core charge" or deposit since the cost to ship it back far exceeds any deposit. Not worth it. But worth it for you to take it to Advanced Auto or your local junk yard which pays you as well. Might be $5-$15 depending on the place.

In the end, many places will send all the batteries back to the manufacturer to melt down the lead or metals inside for new batteries.

The same can be charged for things like alternators, brake calipers and starters where they can clean them, rebuild them and resell them.

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Spin coupons don't seem to stack with sale. Still good prices.

note: The Amazon items are sold by "Hykolity"
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I bought two, but after Checkout the system gave me a better discount, "Get 1 more for 10% OFF!"

…. if you want to buy more than 1 battery, maybe only place an order for 1 and then see if the system gives you the same discount (?)
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Seems like a very limited selection. Group 35 is very popular size, they either dont have it or difficult to find on their website.

I happen to prefer Walmart MAX or AGM's batteries.
Many People complain Walmart batteries are bad because they bought the one year Walmart value battery and it says it right there: one year.
Also, in the event your Walmart battery fails under warranty(very seldom: 1 out of 500), A Walmart is usually near by and open to get an exchange. Other places close early, locations very limited, and non Walmart stores DO NOT like to honor car battery exchanges.
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arghh....no Group 35 or 65...Frown
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Quote from empirefalls1 :
Seems like a very limited selection. Group 35 is very popular size, they either dont have it or difficult to find on their website.

I happen to prefer Walmart MAX or AGM's batteries.
Many People complain Walmart batteries are bad because they bought the one year Walmart value battery and it says it right there: one year.
Also, in the event your Walmart battery fails under warranty(very seldom: 1 out of 500), A Walmart is usually near by and open to get an exchange. Other places close early, locations very limited, and non Walmart stores DO NOT like to honor car battery exchanges.
I have to agree with you on the WM batteries.
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Can I use this for RV?
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Quote from AmusedMint603 :
Can I use this for RV?
These are starting batteries, so not a good fit for deep cycle use. Weize has deep cycle batteries on their website as well, which are a better fit for auxiliary RV power.
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Quote from empirefalls1 :
Seems like a very limited selection. Group 35 is very popular size, they either dont have it or difficult to find on their website.

I happen to prefer Walmart MAX or AGM's batteries.
Many People complain Walmart batteries are bad because they bought the one year Walmart value battery and it says it right there: one year.
Also, in the event your Walmart battery fails under warranty(very seldom: 1 out of 500), A Walmart is usually near by and open to get an exchange. Other places close early, locations very limited, and non Walmart stores DO NOT like to honor car battery exchanges.
I like Walmart batteries also I own 3 in 3 different vehicles 1 is pushing 5 years old ,however only 1 of them is a max it's the newest of the 3 and I've had to warranty the max 3 times now. The other 2 are middle grade batteries 2nd tier work great.
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Quote from empirefalls1 :
Seems like a very limited selection. Group 35 is very popular size, they either dont have it or difficult to find on their website.

I happen to prefer Walmart MAX or AGM's batteries.
Many People complain Walmart batteries are bad because they bought the one year Walmart value battery and it says it right there: one year.
Also, in the event your Walmart battery fails under warranty(very seldom: 1 out of 500), A Walmart is usually near by and open to get an exchange. Other places close early, locations very limited, and non Walmart stores DO NOT like to honor car battery exchanges.
I am a cheapskate and I happen to have a one year Walmart battery and it is rating at 585 CCA (100 less than the Max). Going on 2 years going strong. It's the same weight and same size as the next more expensive battery made by Johnson Control. I believe they are the same quality just different warranty period. If I am paying for the warranty, then I have saved enough to buy 2 new batteries compare to the Max. Yes, I understand I don't want to be stranded and my labor is extra. reviews between the Max and the value is about the same.
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These are starting batteries, so not a good fit for deep cycle use. Weize has deep cycle batteries on their website as well, which are a better fit for auxiliary RV power.
Thanks but I just need only when hitch motor up and down not other electric devices. I always use electric devices at RV park with power outages. Any suggestion with these? Good price!
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Quote from empirefalls1 :
Seems like a very limited selection. Group 35 is very popular size, they either dont have it or difficult to find on their website.

I happen to prefer Walmart MAX or AGM's batteries.
Many People complain Walmart batteries are bad because they bought the one year Walmart value battery and it says it right there: one year.
Also, in the event your Walmart battery fails under warranty(very seldom: 1 out of 500), A Walmart is usually near by and open to get an exchange. Other places close early, locations very limited, and non Walmart stores DO NOT like to honor car battery exchanges.
I've been using Walmart's EverStart Maxx batteries on all my vehicles for over 10 years. I replace them every 4 years. I can probably go 5 years, but I don't like surprises.


Did some Googling on Weize ... https://www.autocarneed.com/who-m...batteries/
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Thanks but I just need only when hitch motor up and down not other electric devices. I always use electric devices at RV park with power outages. Any suggestion with these? Good price!
Since I don't know your exact setup or needs, I'll say that generally you want to keep a starting battery at 80% charge or above, and preferably keep it fully charged between uses.

Deep cycle batteries should be charged between uses as well, but can tolerate much deeper discharge without damage, so long as they're charged pretty quickly after use.

A starting battery can give you a much higher load in amps; a deep cycle battery is a reliable power source for long periods at lower amp loads.
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Quote from BabyBubba :
Since I don't know your exact setup or needs, I'll say that generally you want to keep a starting battery at 80% charge or above, and preferably keep it fully charged between uses.

Deep cycle batteries should be charged between uses as well, but can tolerate much deeper discharge without damage, so long as they're charged pretty quickly after use.

A starting battery can give you a much higher load in amps; a deep cycle battery is a reliable power source for long periods at lower amp loads.
Thanks for your advice! Appreciate it
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Anyone buying it direct vs Amazon? seems like Amazon is $10 and maybe easier returns if faulty? but then again your buying direct from the company so maybe better quality control?

This just in: My battery just arrived (01.13.2024), ordered 01.11.2024 in the afternoon. said delivery date would be Jan 22nd to Jan 23rd.
I ended up buying Direct from the company and used Shop Pay to pay for it. so far still showing no tax and free ship. haven't tested the battery voltage yet. will update with that soon.

Voltage is 12.89V
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Quote from pyroskater85 :
Anyone buying it direct vs Amazon? seems like Amazon is $10 and maybe easier returns if faulty? but then again your buying direct from the company so maybe better quality control?
I bought one from Amazon and a family member bought one direct from Weize. No real difference in experiences, and both batteries are solid. If I had to buy today, I'd buy direct for the savings. Mine will be a year old in April.
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