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I try to avoid, usually successfully, going into Wal-Mart as I am not a fan
of their overbearing attitude towards their suppliers and the way that they will dictate to many of them what they (Wal-Mart) will pay for a product. Time to step down off of my soapbox (sorry about that). I would recommend that you check out whatever you have available in your area in the way of farm supply companies, as these stores are usually very competitively priced for the items that they stock. Here in the upper Midwest we have Mill's Fleet Farm and Blain's Farm and Fleet (one of my favorite toy stores :-). There is also the Tractor Supply Co. with stores scattered across approx. 30 states. Cannot comment on the batteries from Mill's or TSC, but the ones that are sold at Blain's under their house brand are made by Johnson Controls and I have become a big fan of Johnson's batteries over the years. You might also check out your local K-Mart store, as my local store carries the Eveready brand which I think is also made by Johnson. I just checked Johnson Controls website @ http://www.johnsoncontrols.com/bg/ and linked from there to http://www.autobatteries.com/ , from this page click on the "Leading Brands" link for a page that lists their various house brands and where they are available at. I can find no info there about them being the supplier for K-Mart, but they do make the Eveready and the Energizer brands along with the Diehard and many others. Hope this helps you out. Bob (BTW, guess who makes the Optima battery that many fishermen use in their boats? If you said Johnson Controls then treat yourself to a new fishing lure!) "Jamie Jackson" wrote in message news ![]() Can you suggest good cheap ones? How about the ones at Wal-Mart? Jamie On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 11:47:13 -0500, "Jeff Durham" wrote: You would be better off getting a new pair. And get something else besides Interstate because those are junk batteries. I cannot say that I have had bad luck with them, but everyone else I know has. Jeff |
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