RV battery

I have had two sets of the Costco 6 volters. They have worked better then previous batteries.

I used 6 in golf cart and 2 in RV,very happy with them,worked just fine.

I use INTERSTATE batteries in Truck and 5th Wheel.........

Get about 5 yrs from truck.......longer for 5vr (better charging ....4 stage inverter/charger system.)

Costco sells them as does many other sources.

I've had my pair for 3 seasons. Never a problem with either of them. Just as important is what kind of converter/charger you have to maintain them.

4x GC2 in the trailer and a group 65 in the truck.
All have worked very well.
The GC2 are the low end 208 Interstate afaik.

two people mentioned that its important to know what kind of inverter I have to work well with battery 's ? How can you tell if your inverter may not be working well ? Thanks

Posters are saying CONVERTER not inverter.
A converter changes 120 volts AC to 12 volts DC.
An inverter changes 12 volts DC to 120 volts AC. Some rigs do have an inverter/charger.
What is make and model of your rig?
Look around the power distribution panel for make and model of your power system.
Older in-expensive converters put out a steady or nearly steady amperage and voltage to charge the batteries.
The better converters have different voltage outputs to take better care of your batteries.