With a free replacement in year 2, I'm happy
This battery did its job until a confluence of low mileage and an extended period of sub-zero days spent outside the garage killed it. Advance Auto Parts made it painless for me as Chris quietly went above and beyond to send me home with a free new one, a receipt, and what is known as customer delight. Hall of Fame job performance!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend
2 Lemons ~ Do Not Buy
I don't know who builds these, but my Sears AGM lasted 8+ years & AA's "Die Hard" barely isn't even close.
I had two (2) of these (returned the 1st, got full warranty replacement, 2nd battery died exactly the same) & after six (6) months they won't hold a charge more than three (3) days...
Had AAA & Honda mechanic check my 06' Civic & all electrical systems 100%, so it's obviously a Lemon.
Be advised...
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend
Perfect fit for 2011 Nissan LEAF
Identical size to Nissan battery. Easy to install in under 5 minutes.
All you need is a 10mm wrench. I used a 10mm socket for the terminal nuts and a 10mm open ended wrench for the hold-down.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Battery was already dated 2 years old
Disappointed that Advance Auto Parts sells car batteries that were manufactured 2 years ago. Not sure what there procedure is for batteries but I would check the manufactured date before purchase (I didn't). This battery is not cheap but is warranted for 3 years and I paid for a 4th year. I'm sure this battery will fail within that time here in Arizona and I will make sure I get a "newer" manufactured battery for the replacement.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend
I would not buy this for vehicles with drain tube connection
"Matched" replacement for a 2021 Honda Insight hybrid. Vehicle battery sits in the passenger compartment and requires connection to an existing drain plug to ensure any AGM battery failure doesn't off-gas hydrogen into the compartment and risk explosion/injury. "Matched" battery wouldn't take existing drain plug connection. Took battery back up to store. Store reps attempted to find a way to properly and securely connect drain connection. No resolution. Asked for a refund, and store manager said NO REFUNDS ON ELECTRONICS! After arguing and asking for GM's number, I finally got a refund, and went down the street to the NAPA store that had the right battery and right drain connection. Before you say "AGM batteries don't need a drain plug", there is absolutely no information on the AAP website or in the store that CONFRIMS a drain plug is not necessary. While the battery details stays non spillable, and refers to in passenger compartment use, there is no confirmation as to what happens when the AGM battery receives excessive current or fails, and whether off-gasing will occur. I can't take that chance. Poor experience and I hope to help others that run across this situation.

Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend