If you want a cheap (recycled) battery, this place is an option. I was quoted the price of a battery only and informed by the manager that he gets in early. He claimed to officially open at 8 a.m. I informed him I would be there first thing in the am. Just getting off work at the hospital, I arrived just prior to 8am. About 5 minutes later an employee arrived, reporting he had no keys. I confirmed that they would take debit card, which was questionable considering that this place is pretty shady looking. At a quarter after, the manager's wife dropped him off. I went inside and the manager knew what battery I was there for. When I pulled out my card, the manager informed me they only take cash- no checks or debit cards (unless I would spend $150). I went to a truck stop nearby for cash. When I came back, I was told that the battery would cost more if I didn't give them my older (larger and more expensive) battery. I didn't have enough. The manager tested my old battery for free (it's something) and it was indeed no good. I hadn't tested it myself. So I left with a $32 battery that "will work." He did test that for me as well. I was disappointed at the lack of clear and honest communication. Although I could have caught them on a bad day. Now that I know how things operate there, it would be my last suggestion. I hear great things about Interstate Battery in Fargo. There is also Batteries Plus. But I digress, if you like like cash only deals off gravel roads in buildings with little identification where someone else sets the pace, you're in luck. read more