Duracell Golf Cart Batteries

Good I've had mine 4 years

+2 for AGM replacement technology, you get what you pay for!

When I bought the MH it had 2 12v batteries that did not hold a charge. I replaced them with 2 6v Trojans that only lasted 4 years. Had to modify the storage area as Desert Captain said but well worth it. I replaced the Trojans with the 6 v GC batteries from Sams Club, they are 7 years old and still going strong. 95% of the camping I do is dry camping. I would buy these again as they are in the $80 range. Maintenance is key to extending the life of these batteries.

I have 12v Duracell agm's in two vehicles, and 2 Duracell 12v agm deep cycle batteries in our camper. Purchased all at sams club. No problems with any of them, love them.

We have 4 6v Duracells from Sam's Club, doing quite well, very happy with them after 4 years.

Hi,

Do you boondock or camp off the grid much?

I believe Sam's has two... a lower cost 208 Ah and a higher capacity 232 Ah.
I would spend the extra and get the higher capacity.

The golf carts will be taller. Do you have enough clearance to be able to top them up, check with a hydrometer and do the routine corrosion maintenance (measure twice, buy once).

I am on the fence on going from my two group 27's (that are getting tired), to a pair of golf carts but these are the issues I am weighing (so to speak). If it is not easy to properly maintain them most folks won't and that gets expensive down the road. Let us know what you decide.

:C