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

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Weize has select Automotive Batteries on sale for prices listed below after applying discount code CART at checkout. Shipping is free.

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I'm going to disagree on the order of removal and installation. Always remove the negative terminal first and reinstall it last. This eliminates the possibility of shorting a tool between the positive terminal and frame ground while removing/installing it.
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Small little discount code of 3% "HELLO"
every little bit counts right
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Keep in mind the battery is a critical car component. The price is low enough to take the risk of early failure but have a backup plan (keep a lithium jump starter in the trunk, it's useful to have anyways) and don't expect warranty service (if any at all) to get you another battery before you buckle and pick one up locally.
The benefit of purchasing locally is just driving in to get the battery tested and swapped if defective within the 3 year warranty. On that note, don't go to Costco for batteries, they suck ever since they started the pro-rated refund.

Edit: Not dumping on the deal, I bought the H6. No core charge for recycling means I can keep the existing one which is mostly functional as a backup (remote start was failing which is a high cutoff). I figured my scenario is low risk.

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Quote from Wolfie8881 :
look at the item page to see who ships the item, most likely shipped from Weize and not amazon.
Shipped by Weize

Even still, UPS tracking shows that it's in UPS possession in Atlanta. No reason for the delay.

Also, those that have Amazon gc's or just like to go through Amazon, here the 48AGM H6 [amazon.com] I got for $129.99 after $30 coupon. I used my Amazon CC so I got 5% back making it $123.49.
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Quote from 2cheap2eat :
Actually Costco has great pricing for Interstate Batteries brand. I'm sure members were abusing the return policy, make sense a car battery should be pro-rated after 3 years.
Yes but as a "victim" of these batteries they are not the Interstate brand of years ago. They are not the same quality, fail prematurely and then you have the hassle of multiple battery replacements. We went through two of them that were replaced outright during years 1 and 2 on our Lexus IS250 before the prorated stuff started. I gave up because it just was not worth the time dealing with battery changes every 1-2 years. I got a cheapo Walmart battery to replace it and have made it all the way out to 3 years on it with no issues.
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As the SD history will reveal, the prices are typical for this brand of batteries, +/- a few bucks if a discount code is used.

As a bonus, these are shipped free and sales tax free, and since there is no core return or fee involved, the old battery can be recycled at an auto parts chain store like O'Reilly or Autozone for a $10 gift card for use there.

AGM batteries do like to be charged at a voltage certain range (the spec sheets are linked on the site), and it is important not to overcharge them, which causes them to vent, and results in the loss of capacity.

They also liked to be kept at a higher SoC than flooded batteries, or their durability can be affected. Despite that, practical use in applications that weren't originally designed with AGMs in mind isn't the end of the world; the lower self-discharge rates mitigate that a bit, as well as the practice of an occasional topping off with a charger.

Even some modern vehicles that come with AGM as OE employ charging strategies with logic that doesn't end up fully charging them, in the effort to eek out every last bit of fuel efficiency.

But, if a vehicle requires battery registration, to optimize for type, size, and age of battery, it is wise to make sure that is done, either by a shop, or by a handheld OBD scanner that has that function.

Lastly, keep in mind that the popular electronic battery testers readily found on Amazon are conductance testers, not load testers. They can measure the current and internal resistance, but cannot detect a sulfated battery that has depleted capacity and will not hold a charge, so take their health/life % estimate figures with a big grain of salt.

Aftermarket replacement car batteries have pretty much become commodities, only differentiated by brand label, price and warranty coverage. The handful of manufacturers and distributors that cover most of the market source them from whatever supply chain is able to deliver at a point in time, whether U.S., Mexico, Europe, China, and lately South Korea. Of the large manufacturers, East Penn is the only one that still primarily manufactures in the U.S.

Interstate is prominent brand name, but they are a distributor and marketer, not a manufacturer. Traditionally, they've been a big customer of Clarios (nee Johnson Controls), but they now also utilize Exide in their lineup, and Enersys for the higher-end models.

The biggest unknowns with these batteries are durability, and warranty service. The price is undoubtedly attractive, but with it carries the risk that should something go wrong, it will end up being a sunk cost prematurely.

It's a bet, but the odds from a more familiar brand name aren't necessarily that much better. Extended prorated warranties weren't worth that much to begin with, and have mostly been eliminated.

The free replacement period more truly reflects the confidence the seller has in the quality of the battery.

That Costco has gone to a full-prorated 3-year warranty might be reflective of the questionable practices some had in abusing the prior warranty as a repeated free replacement program, but it could also be reflective of the actuarial tables of the batteries that Interstate supplies them with, vs. their cost. It would not be surprising to see others follow in their footsteps, now that that domino has fallen.
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Quote from By-Tor :
Isn't the Taco a group 27F battery?
No sir, mine has a Group 24F
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Pulled the trigger on a Weize battery for my BMW and so far it seems to be working great. Obviously time will tell and all batteries should be working great at the start but the price was right and there was no core return fee which was a plus. I just took my old battery to Autozone in exchange for a small gift card.

The only negative I had with it was that the existing venting tube didn't fit the vent hole of the Weize. I sealed around it with electrical tape which I think is good enough for something that's sitting in the trunk. I'm about the pull the trigger on one for my Jeep but I'm worried I'm going to run into the same issue and that one sits under the passenger seat so the venting really needs to work. Anyone run into this issue with theirs?
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Quote from txab :
I'm wondering how well these charge on lawn & garden equipment
If your mower's charging system outputs 14.2-14.4V or more the AGM should do just fine. I keep mine on a charger/timer setup during storage and the battery is always ready to go when I am. Some mowers have parasitic draw nowadays; many have an hour meter that's always powered up which can be a battery killer over the winter months.
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Thanks OP. Just in time, btw, WZNEW5 will get you another 5% off.
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Great deals. I just replaced a battery in my Honda Odyssey this week. Walmart value battery that lasted 5 years and according to receipt only cost $49.95 then. Now cost $69.99 inflation huh! I would have got this deal instead. I did just order one of these for my Lexus gx460 since it sits a lot and drains the battery quickly. Same group size 24f as the Odyssey oddly.
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Quote from clsA :
count me in, my battery in my Tacoma is 4 years old.
Much rather have an AGM this time around.

WEIZE Platinum AGM Car Battery BCI Group 24F - 12V 70Ah 710CCA Automotive Battery
$131.49
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So my Taco is 5 years old going on 6 soon and I felt the stock battery getting weak when it was 4 years old. I hooked up my NOCO charger with the desulfating charge pulse feature and that thing is going strong still. Crazy right? No clue but that battery is definitely on borrowed time, wonder if I should get this as a backup for when it dies in a year or two or three.
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Quote from cactusmatt :
I didn't need to replace it because the factory one failed, but wanted an AGM battery since they are better suited for the EV.
Same here--I'm on my second OEM FLA battery (replaced under warranty) for my Kia EV6; it hasn't bit the dust yet so even when the Weize AGM replacement I just ordered eventually dies (either while under warranty or not) I can still use the OEM battery as a temporary standby replacement. And yes I'll keep the OEM on a battery maintainer while it's collecting dust so that it doesn't go bad while in storage.
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I would prefer to buy car batteries at a local Walmart or Costco. Dealing with replacement and resolving issues for the ones bought online is too much hassle, don't ask how I know.

... just for comparison - the original BOSCH battery on my German diesel when bought new, lasted for 10.5 yrs 110k miles, including 6 yrs of Northern winters. Those batteries are something else.
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Neither do ones from the store.
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Quote from Archimedes001 :
So my Taco is 5 years old going on 6 soon and I felt the stock battery getting weak when it was 4 years old. I hooked up my NOCO charger with the desulfating charge pulse feature and that thing is going strong still. Crazy right? No clue but that battery is definitely on borrowed time, wonder if I should get this as a backup for when it dies in a year or two or three.
My Tacoma is a 2018 with a Toyota battery in it. The Carfax I got with the truck said the battery was replaced in 2019 at the dealership. It still starts the truck everyday but if you put the acc on for even 20-30 minutes it goes dead. I figure at this price it's time to get a new one.
I want the AGM even if it requires topping it off every month or 2. I found a nice cheap battery tender for $20 [amazon.com], I'll just hook up the terminal connector and leave it.

That reminded me, my lifep04 charger has that battery desulfator function
it's listed as Battery Repair +, the book says it takes about 4hrs. I'm running that on the True-2 today and see if it helps till the new one arrives.
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Quote from Oil_Burner :
I would prefer to buy car batteries at a local Walmart or Costco. Dealing with replacement and resolving issues for the ones bought online is too much hassle, don't ask how I know.

... just for comparison - the original BOSCH battery on my German diesel when bought new, lasted for 10.5 yrs 110k miles, including 6 yrs of Northern winters. Those batteries are something else.
Bosch is pricey, but it's top notch stuff. I bought a Bosch alternator for my old F250 diesel on an Amazon warehouse deal and it came with two years of free emergency roadside assistance. I've never seen that before or since. Also came with a lifetime warranty.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&psc=1
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Quote from BabyBubba :
I've had similar good luck with AGMs in automotive, motorcycle, and lawn equipment applications. They're my preferred battery type for the last several years, and prices are coming down slowly with global competition in place. I'm still hesitant to adopt LiFePO4 in these applications; their additional complexity and propensity for combustion don't sit well with me.

There's currently a pretty sweet deal on a U1 lawn/garden AGM for $37 shipped on Ebay. I bought one a while back and it's doing a good job on my Gravely zero turn mower (24HP Kawasaki FR730V).

https://www.ebay.com/itm/395327741922?
On a side note, I always keep my mower battery connected to a battery maintainer when not in use. I sold my last rider with the original battery still going strong after 9 years. I'm going on 3 years with my current rider. Before keeping the maintainer always connected I'd go through a battery every 2 - 3 years.

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