Cheap start battery

OK but I would want some way to determine that it's a quality battery. Saving $50 or more not worth it if the battery might fail sooner or have lower cranking power?

Was the battery at Freightliner @ $ 69.00 an "Alliance" brand battery ?
Siggy

I don't know who made them. They are original equipment Freightliner. 925 CCA at zero and 1110 at 32 degrees, regular price is $135.00 ea.
Bill

Jayco-noslide wrote:
OK but I would want some way to determine that it's a quality battery. Saving $50 or more not worth it if the battery might fail sooner or have lower cranking power?

ok so go there then look at the make and amp rating yourself and look up the brand and see if it meets your specs?

$70 for a 925 CCA 31 series battery is a steal of a deal
just about all diesel motor homes for years and years use them and all the OVTR trucks so its a multi mass produced series of a battery

Cheap can be OK, and I think you've found it, if the battery is rated at OEM specs. A lot of the difference in battery prices is warranty length, and in some cases the higher price is just paying for a longer warranty on essentially the same battery, on top of brand name marketing costs. Over the longer term, it could be a matter of buying two $70 batteries vs a $140 battery that lasts twice as long.

I wish somebody made a cheaper version of the lawn-tractor sized battery Honda put in my Fit, because Honda wants more for that one than I would pay for the cheapest Group 65 for my van, which is at least 4x the capacity.

That's a really good price if it's a deep cycle RV battery!

J-Rooster wrote:
That's a really good price if it's a deep cycle RV battery!

the OP post clearly indicates its a

OEM (groupe 31) start batteries