Just replaced an Exide battery with a Wally World battery of equal performance. Cost $70 and with a $10 crdit for the old battery the price was $60. Had a 36 month warranty. Battery was exact dimensions as the one removed and fit into the battery box just perfect. Wally World has had its share of battery failure problems in the past, but they never question it. If it doesn't work, dies or whatever, no problem. Take it back and get a replacement. They are good about that. It's just inconvenient to have to repeat oneself if the battery fails in someway. This is my third Walmart battery and two failed before warranty expired - one within one week of purchase. But - if you get a good one - it will perform and last as good as any. John Rodgers Clayartist and Moldmaker 88'GL VW Bus Driver Chelsea, AL Http://www.moldhaus.com
Al Knoll wrote: > Interested in your experiences in returning a battery to WM for warranty > replacement. I had a 48-3 fail just inside the 2yr warranty (Eversnort > brand or something like that) > > FWIW they say a 41 or a 48 will fit and if you remove the seat it will and > just snugly. > > Pensionerd. > > > |
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