Interstate Battery
Well, it did it again. My class C has been in storage since Oct first. Sat unattended through the coldest Canadian winter in many years. Went down yesterday and the unit, Ford 460, started ri...
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ol Bombero-JC wrote:Dutch_12078 wrote:
I'm guessing most of us know by now, that Interstate Batteries is only a marketing company. Their products are all made by other companies, principally Johnson Controls for wet cells. Johnson also makes batteries for Walmart, Sears, and many others.
Johnson Controls is the *only* mfgr of Interstate Batteries.
Has something changed?
Maybe - since most (all?) wet cell vehicle battery mfg is in MX.
(but, doubtful it made any difference).
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I don't think Johnson makes all of Interstate's non-vehicle batteries, but I could be wrong. I do know a lot of their flashlight, cell phone, power tool, hearing aid, and other non-lead acid batteries are made in China, but I don't know who the actual manufacturer is.
