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So what is the Walmart warranty?
My ACDelco has a 42 month, free replacement with 770 CCA.- 48PG
AGM batteries do recover faster for frequent starts, but don't think they actually last any longer on the average than standard battery.
Last edited by TEXHAWK0; Mar 31, 2018 at 10:25 PM.
did some comparsion shopping recently and on avg my shop sells/installs delco oe batteries for less or same price than walmart and AAA
Is your "shop" a GM dealer or an independent Delco retailer? I can't find one near me that is competitive with Walmart or Sam's. I may make a visit in person to see if they offer an senior or military discount. I would prefer to say with Delco but also would like an AGM. Does Delco sell a compatible AGM battery for the C7?
Is your "shop" a GM dealer or an independent Delco retailer? I can't find one near me that is competitive with Walmart or Sam's. I may make a visit in person to see if they offer an senior or military discount. I would prefer to say with Delco but also would like an AGM. Does Delco sell a compatible AGM battery for the C7?
no private shop, ac delco / national part supply retailer.
I can look it up and let u know... not sure if i remember my password so i might have to check tomorrow for you
I've not replaced the battery in my 2015 C7 yet, but have purchased 2 replacement batteries thus far, for my Porsche, at Walmart. Last I knew there are only two battery manufacturers in the US, so it doesn't make much difference where you buy, when you're doing your own installation. Battery prices have gone up--the first replacement battery I purchased for my Porsche in 2011, cost $58. When I replaced that one last Fall, the new one was quite a bit more but still less than any other alternatives in my area (and I'm not real keen about driving around with batteries, all around the DFW metroplex).
I avoid Walmart as much as possible. That is one store I hate shopping at.. So.... There is no way I'm buying a battery for my Corvette or any other vehicle I own from that place. I can't wait for Walmart to somehow go bankrupt.
Last edited by Jus Cruisin; Apr 1, 2018 at 01:58 PM.
There are two manufacturer items I always stick with when replacing. The battery and windshield wiper blades. Just from my experience those OEM parts last longer and better.
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With the right rating on the battery, the Wal-Mart one will work just fine.
