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I just looked at that battery and put in my car's info and it says it will not fit my car. Did it say the same for you?
I entered my '18 EB Premium in and it says that it fits. To be clear, I'm referring to the AGM battery from AutoZone.

The battery in our car is a 96R size battery. Any 96R battery is going to fit like OEM. They're all going to be 590 - 600 CCA.
The nearest larger capacity battery in physical size is the H5/47 size battery with 650 CCA. Its length and width measurements are within 1/16" of OEM. Their height is 5/8" - 3/4" taller and reportedly allow the battery box cover to fit with just a slight upward bulge. One member here said that he was able to use a heat gun and reform the cover to fit as it should. The 50-60 extra CCA should help the starter spin the engine faster an do so in cold weather too. Also, to a certain extent, the battery should last longer before its capacity falls out of a usable range.
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I've had good luck with the Costco Interstate batteries over the last few years, regular lead acid and AGMs. The total cost of the battery is the same or less than a comparable battery from a parts store, including the cost of the membership. As a bonus, I save money on fuel and rotisserie chicken and pizza.

I've also used Walmart EverStarts with good performance in other cars. Price is also better than a parts store battery.

Personally, I would not buy a battery from a place that I could not return to get a warranty. 5 year warranty on an Amazon lithium battery sounds great until your battery dies 1 hour from home or the random reseller/relabeling company doesn't exist in 6 months. Walmarts are everywhere.
 

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The problem for me is that lately WalMart hasn't been carrying what I need in stock. And there are at least 4 within a 15 minute drive.
 

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My 2018 GT battery has been giving me some issues. I’m not too familiar with batteries honestly, I recently hardwired my dash cam so that it stays on almost 24/7. I’m looking for a replacement battery that can handle that as well as Michigan’s cold winters. Any recommendations?
 

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I got my Interstate AGM battery from costco. Great price.

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My 2018 GT battery has been giving me some issues. I’m not too familiar with batteries honestly, I recently hardwired my dash cam so that it stays on almost 24/7. I’m looking for a replacement battery that can handle that as well as Michigan’s cold winters. Any recommendations?
Hi, so if my math is correct, you have an 8 year old battery??? That might go in the record books!!!!
 

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One of my vehicles is a ‘97 Tacoma, 29 years old :thumbsup: . It has a 2.7 L engine PS & PW…..that’s all. It takes a 700 CCA Battery. Meanwhile my Mustang which is loaded with factory electronics takes a stock 590-600 CCA battery. WTH. What are these engineers thinking. Is this for cost cutting or what ???
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