EverStart Maxx Automotive Battery, Group Size 78, 12 V, 800 CCA

You would be surprised at all the hype over batteries. What you basically need to know is how much power you need to start your car (CCA), what is the year round climate and how much you want to pay. Higher price doesn't always mean better. I live in the southern part of the US and can use what is called a Flooded Acid battery. That is also one of the cheapest. The Flooded acid battery means that, there is no special partitions or fiber glass matts inside, that is why it is cheaper. The other two types are AGM (Absorbed Glass Matt) and the Multi Cell/Pack. These both have pros but are not necessarily better. The best thing for you is to look up the type of battery you need, research how well that type performs and make a decision based on facts not on price or hype.

I purchased these batteries for my 2003 2500 HD Silverado diesel 6.6L. Compared to a lot of the batteries that would match this vehicle. These are the best price. I believe they're made by Johnson Controls which makes most of the batteries for a lot of the auto parts store, but when you price the batteries, these were the most economical at Walmart with the same cold cranking amps I have had no problems with everstart max batteries. I have them in all my vehicles that set that I exchanged were six years old, so I purchased these because the other batteries were at the end of the lifespan. These have been proven to be a very good battery and the price is great compared to AutoZone O'Reillys Menards and advanced auto parts. I saved about $200 buying these batteries through Walmart.