I was confident in buying that battery. It was for my V-8 truck and I got what I thought was a very good battery. Cost a lot. Then one day it was dead as a doornail. I had it tested and confirmed it was unable to hold a charge. Sears gave not one sh*t that it was a bad battery. I paid over $200 for it. From the Sears I got it at, to every person I could reach at Sears by phone, no one cared and they were rude. I said I’d never set foot in their store again after buying their tools for 50 years. No one cared one bit to lose a life long customer. Fraudulent fake warranties didn’t concern them either. I should have involved the consumer protection bureau but didn’t have time-I just needed a battery that worked and went to my Chevy dealer I knew for 25 years. They said Sears batteries are over priced. Can get better for less at a dealer or car part store.
That sucks. Certainly not my experience with them. Sorry to see them go.
Got a Battery Walmart for my Wife’s Car, a Kia Optima.
It cost $100 and it has a five year warranty. I don’t think it is even prorated for the first three years.
Bought the Car new. The original Factory Battery lasted two years / 15,000 Miles. The second one the Dealer installed and “tried” to make us pay for didn’t even last that long.