Batteries for LS
#2
Lead Lap
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I believe Lexus replacement batteries are InterState (at least that's what the dealers here in NC use). Honestly, I think all batteries are pretty much equivalent at any given price point. Battery warranties have gone downhill over the last 5 years but a longer warranty is generally a good idea.
#3
Lexus Test Driver
All flooded-cell batteries come from one of the following companies, no matter what the name brand is:
Johnson Controls
Exide
East Penn
That's it. Three companies make effectively all of them. Delphi used to be a fourth, but Johnson Controls hoovered them off the market.
Johnson Controls
Exide
East Penn
That's it. Three companies make effectively all of them. Delphi used to be a fourth, but Johnson Controls hoovered them off the market.
Last edited by mckellyb; 05-21-17 at 11:28 PM.
#4
Lexus Fanatic
You really can't go too far wrong with any decent battery these days. Costco...Walmart....Sears....etc. I've had my AC Delco Professional for a couple years and they work great. 110 bucks or so on sale.
#5
I used to use Sears DieHard Gold batteries in our cars and they were very good. The last batteries I've bought were Interstate.
I know there are only 3 manufacturers now, but I'm not so sure the specs aren't different depending on who they are making them for.
I know there are only 3 manufacturers now, but I'm not so sure the specs aren't different depending on who they are making them for.
#6
Lexus Fanatic
I would just buy the highest CCA for the size battery you can get for the best cost.
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Igoboe - Some good info on the page linked here. A short read, but interesting.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls-...ry-fail-4.html
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