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I have been running them for close to 10 years.  No problems.  Great warranty and they haven't left me stranded yet. Dealers all over the country so that helps too.  If you can find your area distributor you might get a break in price.  No mark-up by a marina or parts store.

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Same here, I have 2 on my boat, and they have been good to me.  I also have a guest charger and keep them plugged in when not on water 24/7/365.

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They are like most other batteries, take care of them and you don't have issues.

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Interstate batteries are made by Johnson Controls. They make batteries with several other brand names on them.

I wouldn't take them if you gave them to me. In my boat and in my travel trailer they both came brand new with Interstate batteries. They were toast after a year. I'v got 6 years on my 2 Duralast trolling motor batteries and 1 cranking battery. Duralast deep cycles in the trailer for 3 years.  Just my take.

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