[micah_675]

Look batteries have existed for a long time. There are 2 things that are important about a battery.

CCA (cold cranking amps) and size

Your battery has 900 CCAs so getting one with a minimum of 900 CCAs is needed. More is fine and generally help your battery last longer.

Size is self explanatory.

Batteries are a you get what you pay for thing. Quality is what you should focus on.

[DrFerry]

This AGM Duracell is very close to what you have - 92Ah. 48 Month Warranty. Be sure to check the Battery Group Type dimensions versus what you currently have. This Duracell Ultra Premium AGM is Group 49 dimensions.
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https://www.batteriesplus.com/produc...ultra/sli49agm
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[Renboy]

Costco for batteries, always. The reason is two-fold: they are a cost effective solution. Price wise they may not be the absolute cheapest, but they're pretty competitive. Secondly, they carry a fairly long warranty that when used, resets when a new battery is needed. Say for example you're in year 5 of a 7 year warranty and the battery dies. You return the purchased battery, buy a new one, and get a new 7 year warranty. This is how they work in Canada, US may be different. Also in Canada, never buy a battery from Canadian Tire. They're line of batteries are complete crap, including powersport batteries.

[Rich.Wolfson]

Originally Posted by Charles B

FCP Euro. I'm running this one, for a year now and it's perfect.

https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/aut...dyssey-94r-850

You simply can't go wrong with the Odyssey. And if you get it from FCP, you'll never have to pay for one ever again!

///Rich

[No one]

Originally Posted by Renboy

Say for example you're in year 5 of a 7 year warranty and the battery dies. You return the purchased battery, buy a new one, and get a new 7 year warranty.

What's the warranty then? Can't you buy a new one unconditionally? Also, isn't it obvious that a new item gets a new full warranty (it's like a product warranty, not a subscription to a service)?