Go to your local Costco buy an interstate battery or two if needed. Then return them before the warranty expires. No questions asked and you have new batteries every season.
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Go to your local Costco buy an interstate battery or two if needed. Then return them before the warranty expires. No questions asked and you have new batteries every season.
Personally, I would buy Exide. I have one of two napa select batteries that is still going strong, the other died 2 years ago. I purchased these batteries April, 2001.
I could never do that. If you can't afford a new battery you shouldn't be boating anyway. Bad Karma.Quote:
Originally Posted by bagged97taco
Its there return policy. No questions asked. No bad karma in that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby V
The intent of Costco return policy is not to trade in batteries when someone thinks they are going bad due to long time use. A bad battery yes. A worn out battery NO.! Who do you think takes the hit on the return..Costco.? No the outside vendor gets hosed. Bad karma yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by bagged97taco
Bingo! I have customers that won't sell to Costco because of their policy. They can kill their vendors. Unfortunately I don't think you'll be able to reason with Taco as he'll just say that part of the business. Oh well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby V
Not trying to start anything. Just saying thats there policy. I agree if you can't afford a battery you shouldn't be boating. My biesemeyer doesn't even have an engine yet alone a battery. HahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Mateo