Thread: Best trolling motor batteries for the money?

Walmart, best battery and warranty for the money.

I like the WM batteries, too. The wife works there, and we get an additional 10% off. The big reason I use them, though, is the great return/warranty policy they have-never a problem if I do need to return one. I use them in my mail Jeep, too, and it beats them to death. Again, no problem taking one back, and for the price, they seem to be the best value.

I use the WalMart batteries also, 6 or 7 yrs. old and still going, cant beat that...

I have purchased 3 wal-mart batteries, deep cycle, 2 yr warranty. They usually last me about 2 years and 6 to 7 months. I keep the water level correct and a maintenance charger connected, but my luck has not been much beyond the warranty

I have the everstart Maxx 29DC and they are great... Napa marine DC with175 min capacity Ain't bad either ! All have a 3 year warranty !

Guess I've been lucky, I have two of them for the 24v system one is 6 yrs old and the other is 7 just went down stairs and checked them and both still read 12.65 volts and Ive only charged them only once all winter...

I'm getting good service with a battery from Auto Zone, can't remember the brand name just now and the price was right. Good warranty, three years as I recall and no problem taking one back, had to do that with the last automotive battery. But the boat battery has held up for the last two years and charges up quickly after a day on the lake. I also have an Interstate for the trolling motor. Interstate has only a one year warranty and is fairly expensive. Went completely dead after a couple of trips. Water got low, how I don't know I'm so fussy about checking it. Anyway, the seller put it on the charger and it did charge up and has been working fine all last summer. But, I'll not buy another. I agree that Walmart batteries are good and so is the warranty. Academy Sports and Outdoors has good prices but they aren't everywhere and Walmart is.

No problems with my walmart batteries!