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Autozone Battery is $ 40.00 cheaper then Harley. Should I buy one ?
I have no idea if Autozone battery is good or not. BUT I do know that "Big Crank" is a great battery. It's made by Deka....same company that makes Harley batteries. Last time I checked, BatteryMart was selling Big Crank for $90 with free shipping. I bought one about 3 years ago and it arrived at my door in 2 days. Still cranks like new.
Be sure it the same configuration of yours and AGM absorbed glass mat gel battery with no vent tubes. I know Walmart has theirs that fits my Softail. Been running it a few year now and it works great. It's made in China unlike their very reliable car batteries however.
I paid about $85 for it. It's already last more the 1/2 what Harleys $200+ battery and I have had two Harley batteries that lasted around 5 years. My third battery in my 04.
Last edited by Jackie Paper; Nov 14, 2015 at 09:57 AM.
Stores such as Auto Zone sell the cheapest batteries to make you think your getting a good deal, they're not worth spitting on. Do like others suggest, spend the extra money and get a good quality battery, it's well worth it in the long run.
I use Autozone for a lot of stuff, I mean you almost have too for good prices on auto repair and maintenance stuff,
But a battery is about the last thing I'd get there.
I get that HD batteries are over priced, but there are too many places that offer reliable batteries nation wide.
NAPA's a good bet, locally "Battery's Plus" is a place I've used for 20yrs,
But Autozone or the local Fleet supply,, Nope.
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