After three months the interstate battery that I purchased went bad as verified by the auto shop that I took my vehicle to. I had to jump the battery just to get the vehicle started and nothing in the vehicle came on and after I jumped it and I drove it and shut it off again nothing would even come on and it had to be jumped. The alternator etc. wasn't bad. I took the battery back after having to buy a new one at the auto shop and the guy at Interstate that I talked to started giving me a hard time. Said they were going to test it and then "see ' if they were going to replace the battery. Well I left it there the next day I got a call from another guy who said they had charged my battery and it was ready for pickup and seemed to have no clue as to the problem that I had told the other guy about. I was told that there was nothing wrong with that one ( the one that I took back) . I called in and talked to the owner and they weren't honoring the warranty, I heard her husband telling her what to say also. I told her I didn't want the battery back because it was bad and the new battery was starting the vehicle every time. I ultimately told her if she thought that there was nothing wrong with it to put it in her car and drive it and shut it off and try to start it again and trust that it's good like they were telling me to do. The value of the batteries that they sell is not good. And apparently they don't think they should have to honor their warranties. Update: I had a separate third party auto shop check out my vehicle and they found no electrical drains from the system on the battery. Interstate batteries rips people off. read more

I've always been a Die Hard Sears Battery fan, why, I don't know, sears used to be so " made in america oriented" not so much anymore. I use consumer reports for advise, like yelp, reading in-between the lines. Consumer reports rates interstate batteries up there with die hard, sometimes better, sometimes worse, that got my attention. I called, they had my size, great, since the die hard in my truck was slightly undersized due to the fact that the last time I needed a battery, sears didn't have my size and I compromised. No compromise here, The good. they had my 1000 amp/hr battery in stock. " we have lots of those" The good, yahoo maps took me to their front door. The better: they opened the garage bay door and let me change out my battery in the warmth. ( IT WAS Frikin 0 F ouside.) I brought some of my own sockets, didn't need them. The best: drove out into the cold with a good battery. note: I kept my expensive 2.5 yr old Die Hard Platimum battery. I'm going to put it on a desulfinator. I read the first to review post and understand his frustration with buying stuff, in general. My expectations were different. I didn't expect them to know what desulfinate , or specific gravity meant. I expected politeness and a consumer reports highly rated battery. I got that. and a warm place to change the battery at no charge. ( five stars review will follow in three years if the battery lasts three winters) 10-14/18. Still acts as new. read more

I am a small business owner that has an account at Interstate Batteries I'm able to. I am able to offer my customers Interstate batteries at a lower price than what they would normally have to pay for a battery on their own. All of my customers are happy with the reliability and long-lasting durability of Interstate Batteries. Thank you to Interstate. read more

I can only hope my experience is an abnormality as I was looking for something outside of the standard car/motorcycle battery realm. Staff, and more importantly, the owner, seemed to be unknowledgeable about some of the more technical pecularities of batteries, which would be understandable if their one product was anything different than, um, batteries. Nobody there seemed to know that batteries can be rated for different rates of power use and thus last for different amounts of amp-hours depending on rate of discharge, which is battery 201. Not something the layperson or even just a regular employee might automatically know (didn't really know myself until I got more involved in batteries from experience) so wouldn't be a surprise at a general store, but a battery distrbutor?. In addition, I used a term for the size of the battery I was looking for and was met by words "have never heard of that", which was a further shocker as a) they had that size in stock and b) I confirmed I wasn't an idiot by doing an internet search for the particular term I used and yes, everybody else is using that term. Further bonus of not being too polite or customer oriented. I will say if you just need to replace your car/motorcycle/tractor battery, you probably won't have much problems with such a standard transaction. Looking for something out in left field, keep looking. read more

Just had a friend referring them to get my battery tested since i had an electrical issue with my Subaru, well, they did test the old car battery and replace it with a new one for free, so they saved me money and a trip to an auto shop, basically saving me even more money. Good costumer service! read more