Interstate BatteriesReviews of interstatebatteries.com

Replaced my original 2018 Nissan Murano battery with an Interstate MTX-35 (AGM glass matte $$$) (the updated model has a different number now) on 4/7/2022. That battery died in 7 months. Warranty was good so replaced it on 11/8/2022. Replacement battery would not hold a charge end of November 2025. Warranty was good BUT they said this would be the last replacement battery they would give me. Replacement (new model number MTX-47/H5) installed 12/4/25. If this battery dies early, my next battery won't be Interstate. BTW, I live in an area of fairly mild weather San Jose, California.

I paid $700.00 for 2 AGM batteries for my handicap scooter first set lasted 8 months they replaced them and the second only lasted 9 months but would not replace them because only had 12 month warranty and that was a total of 17 months but in real the batteries should be12 months from the time you get them do not recommend

Bought a interstate battery for my honda foreman 4 wheeler thought I would spend a little more to get a quality battery purchased it in March and in October it went bad took it back to the dealership and was told it only had a 6 mo warranty and there wasn't anything he could do I've had cheaper batteries last 5yrs I'm done with interstate

INTERSTATE BATTERIES ARE CRAP. NEVER, EVER BUY ONE IF YOU WANT IT TO LAST MORE THAN EIGHT MONTHS. If I could give less than one star rating I would do that. We bought a marine battery for our boat on July 4, 2024. We put the boat away in September 2024 and brought the battery indoors as our mechanic recommended. We put the boat in the water in May 2025 after putting the battery on a trickler charger for a day. Within a month, the battery had failed. Dead. Nothing. I charged it. Thinking that I had left an accessory on. It was a brand new battery! It couldn’t fail! I thought. Two weeks later it failed again. I charged it again. Two weeks after that it failed again. I charged it again. And then just before we pulled the boat out of the water, in September 2025 it was dead again. So we charged it again and brought the boat to our boat Mechanic in late September for our annual fall maintenance. He told us the battery was dead. He told us the battery had a one year warranty, even though he insisted a year ago this was a great battery with a two year warranty and we should only buy from him. We paid $252.89 for a marine battery that died after eight months. Never again. Never ever buy a battery from Interstate Batteries – Canada, or US. You will regret it. As we do. I even called the company Interstate Batteries - Canada in mid October 2025 and explained the circumstances. 1-888-772-3600. Gee golly she says, you’re over the warranty period of 12 months, so go away. Nothing we can do. Not our problem. Good bye. Or words to that effect.

Complete joke of a company. Called before coming down. Drove 45 minutes each way for the two batteries they said they had and I needed. When I got there they had neither. Absolutely ridiculous and will never return. Lost my Buisness before they even got it

We called to set up a Dealer account with Interstate and we were told they don't want to step on the toes of the local Napa store. If we buy from Napa that's not as a dealer it's no different that anyone buying one off the shelf. So we went with another company and glad we did...Customer service is much better.

The manager at the Commerce City location is Nick Ahrens. I was returning a warranty battery as it had a bad cell. Nick went above and beyond to assist me. He has wonderful people skills. He makes Interstate Batteries shine. Once again, thank you Nick.

I purchased two Interstate batteries at the end of January 2025 for my Jeep Gladiator MTX-AUX 14, and MTZ 94RH7 for $650 dollars. I wanted a trusted name and reliability, with a good replacement warranty. I thought this is what I would be receiving based on how Interstate talks about their products. Not even 5 months go by and the battery's that I had just purchased from Interstate in the beginning of the year had died. I found this out after having my vehicle taken to a Jeep dealer that I trust. I was told by that dealer that my batteries were to blame and that they should be covered under Interstate's warranty. I reached out for a warranty replacement from the Interstate dealer that I purchased the batteries from in January and dropped the battery's off for inspection and a warranty claim. Sadly, since my vehicle is my daily driver, I can't just wait for a dealer and a warranty claim to get back on the road, so I had to purchase different batteries from an OEM dealer and had new batteries installed. Later I get notified from the Interstate dealer that I can pick up the replacement batteries under the warranty. I didn't want replacement batteries I wanted a refund on the batteries as they are defective and not reliable. Needless to say, take this review as a warning to look elsewhere from this brand. It appears they really want to sell you on False Promises of Reliability and Quality. However, they don't even stand by their own product, the Interstate dealer said I was even lucky that they replaced them as most of the time they just deny warranty claims. Keep in mind you will be out your vehicle for days while waiting after you drop off or send in your batteries on a claim outside of possibly Costco. Most interstate dealers have little to no stock on hand. You are better off buying the batteries from an OEM dealer or somewhere that will actually issue you a refund. This is a warning do not buy Interstate Batteries.