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<blockquote data-quote="keep_hope_alive" data-source="post: 7762083" data-attributes="member: 576029">I recommend Die Hard Platinum.&nbsp; Made by Odyssey to military specs, best warranty in the business.&nbsp; assuming you have a Sears near you.&nbsp; if not, i would still strongly consider it.Otherwise, tell me what stores in your area sell AGM batteries and what brands they carry (just call around and ask).&nbsp;&nbsp; You can find them pretty much anywhere these days.&nbsp; Brand is less important than the technology and Reserve Capacity (RC).&nbsp; You want as high of a RC as you can get.&nbsp; Also make sure the Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) is at or higher than what your vehicle recommends.For size or Group, it depends on what fits your vehicle.&nbsp; Most online sellers will tell you what fits, just look it up.&nbsp; As i mentioned, i recommend top and side post to make adding wires easy (and it saves you time and money associated with battery terminals).I&#039;ve ran Optima before.&nbsp; They are fine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="keep_hope_alive, post: 7762083, member: 576029"] I recommend Die Hard Platinum. Made by Odyssey to military specs, best warranty in the business. assuming you have a Sears near you. if not, i would still strongly consider it. Otherwise, tell me what stores in your area sell AGM batteries and what brands they carry (just call around and ask). You can find them pretty much anywhere these days. Brand is less important than the technology and Reserve Capacity (RC). You want as high of a RC as you can get. Also make sure the Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) is at or higher than what your vehicle recommends. For size or Group, it depends on what fits your vehicle. Most online sellers will tell you what fits, just look it up. As i mentioned, i recommend top and side post to make adding wires easy (and it saves you time and money associated with battery terminals). I've ran Optima before. They are fine. [/QUOTE]

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