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Re: Re: Re: sears diehard batteries the best?
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Posted by fasting on December 12, 2003 at 10:59:23 from (67.241.218.182):
In Reply to: Re: Re: sears diehard batteries the best? posted by Dana on December 12, 2003 at 09:25:26:
Sears has gotten fat & lazy, now that they have a
following for their popular batteries. I recall
reading that the manufacturer(Johnson?) was also
offering 'about' identical batteries to other auto
supply vendors. Sears now has these built-in charges, when your battery fails, which were not
assessed a few years ago. Free installation is
history, plus testing your pro-rated dead battery,
(dead is not dead, without a service charge:dead).
Not much advantage, with weaker warrantees. You
can carry a battery out of many stores, with a
similar replacement policy, for less than Sears.
I have an 8 year old Motorcraft, check the water,
start about six times a day, replaced the starter.
Ran several Diehards, 10-20 years ago. They don't
welcome my business, with back-charges.
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