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Originally Posted by geeteeohguy
Yeah....we used to use them exclusively. Until they started to fail in the first 18-36 months. The quality went down the drain, and they were pricey. I put a NAPA battery in my Tundra about 3 years ago. The good thing about NAPA anything is the service....they are everywhere and stand behind their products. Not cheap, like my Ray-O-Vac finds, but WTH.
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There are two reasons I use NAPA batteries.. One is I like the black case. They don't stick out like a sore thumb in the engine compartment of my customers stock cars. Second, and most important: My NAPA store is always there standing behind me when I have any issue of any kind no matter what. They never leave me twisting in the wind when a part fails, period. Just had a NAPA Legend battery fail at 35 months, It's a 72 month battery, 2 year free replacement. They gave me a new one no charge. The pro-rate would only have bought half a battery. That's why I am fine with paying $10-15 more up front for their parts. Are they the best? I doubt it, but the service makes up the difference.