Walmart Battery Returns?

I can't find any literature on the return policy. One of my 3 (101 terova) has crapped out on me. I bought them last April, and they've probably been charged 25 times. When I say it crapped out, I mean my TM had no problem pulling cranks all day with juice left to burn. Then last weekend the TM wasn't running nearly as fast (only 24 volts) out of no where. I hooked all three to a manual charger one by one until I found one that only registers 3 volts whereas the others are hitting on 12-13. I still have the receipt and it mentions proof of battery purchase date, but doensn't mention how long the warranty is good for. I remember when trying to decide where to buy my batteries, a few folks mentioning mentioning the great return policy. Anybody know if I'm hosed?

I think it 18 months

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Think it depends on what battery you have. The Maxx's are 18 months and the reg. everstart marine's are 12 months. If Im not mistaking

Just take it back. They will probably honor. You might have a label on the battery that was punched out showing date purchased. Let us know how u come out.

You live a mile from Walmart,just return it and they will give you a new one.Now go gewber.

Battery has 3/11 and receipt is end of March. I've got it pulled out and ready to do battle at 7:00AM. It is a Maxx Marine. Was the biggest and badestest they had. Now it's just bad

Don't show the receipt at first.The sticker on the battery dont mean much.When your there look at the dates on the new batteries,try to get the one with latest date.

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Don't show the receipt at first.The sticker on the battery dont mean much.When your there look at the dates on the new batteries,try to get the one with latest date.

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Found a lot of blogs saying NO warranty, and others saying 18 months on the Maxx. We shall see

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Found a lot of blogs saying NO warranty, and others saying 18 months on the Maxx. We shall see

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18 months i tell ya. Now listen when i speak....

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They will pull a load on it for about an hour to see if it needs charging or has a bad cell. Then they will scan the bar code sticker and that's where you will get the warranty info. If it sounds like experience that's because it is!

Good luck

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18 months i tell ya. Now listen when i speak....

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Slap some sense into him... JEEZ

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Slap some sense into him... JEEZ

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The boy is hard headed but he means well. Think i will have another

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Well well well. Looky what I found. The hid it on the side of the battery. Now thats tricky right thar

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Found a lot of blogs saying NO warranty, and others saying 18 months on the Maxx. We shall see

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At one time the Walmart and Super Walmart here where I lived started selling (rather trying to sell:rolleyes:) batteries without any warranty (and nothing was wrote on the batteries saying they had a warranty), but after awhile the warranty went back on the batteries. I guess they werent selling any. On the Maxx Marine batteries the warranty is wrote on the batteries (18 mos free replacement). March '11 sounds like you're covered with no questions asked.Thumbs Up

gewber (ES that is)

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Well well well. Looky what I found. The hid it on the side of the battery. Now thats tricky right thar

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Heres your Sign

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Heres your Sign

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Absolutely Amazing...+1.... Both of ya need another Coors Light...

Someone tell him its a good idea to replace all of them at the same time to keep older batteries from draining the new one... Tell him "G"...

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:cheers2 PBR your way.
Can't teach that puppy any tricks for sure.

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Someone tell him its a good idea to replace all of them at the same time to keep older batteries from draining the new one... Tell him "G"...

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I think that plan only works when we are not talking free. Free takes precedence.

Behold... the new everstart maxx

The whole experience was rather painless as I got the right person and she knew what she was doing. Battery tested bad, no dispute.

Here's the only curveball. My old battery (maxx) is a select 95 (# at the bottom right corner of battery). The 95 is no longer a maxx and now offers only 12 month warranty. They were willing to give me this battery no prob, but the maxx is now a select 96 and offers a 24 month warranty. Even though all stats appeared the same between the two, I opted to pay the difference of $14 for an additional years worth of warranty.

Pleased overall with my experience. It's nice to not get shafted for a change

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Good to know.... That's what kind I have...

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