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I'm seeing good reviews online, and the battery is 100 dollars cheaper than the comparable Interstate I normally get.

*Walmart battery installed. Went back up to get my core fee refunded. $118.54 out the door total cost.

I'll be making a copy of the receipt per ranchothelioma's advice.

I'm seeing good reviews online, and the battery is 100 dollars cheaper than the comparable Interstate I normally get. *Walmart battery installed. Went back up to get my core fee refunded. $118.54 out the door total cost. I'll be making a copy of the receipt per ranchothelioma's advice.

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I checked AutoZone Friday. For their Duralast brand they want about the same as the Interstate $200. Thinking about this more I'm going to take a chance on the Walmart one. As much as I hate to give them business. Even if it only lasts half the length, I'd still be getting the same money's worth out of it.

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You should value your time more.

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Really? I was going to pickup a side of salmon for dinner and I stopped there on the way. If only I could get those five minutes back.

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I was thinking along the lines of removing the battery from the vehicle then returning the core an extra time. Also time value of money. It's going to cost more in a year when cheap battery dies. If I get same time per dollar spent (usually the case on batteries) then you'd be better spending the 200 for 2 years of service vs 100 for 1 year.

I get the duralast golds and they always bite the dust at 2.5 years, and I get them replaced under the 3 yr warranty.