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Sears
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citysearch c.
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You would think that if you purchases a battery from Sears (large company) and within that year the component started to swell and leak acid, it would be a warrantied item. Well, it's not as long as it's still charging, per their warranty outline. I find that pathetic! As an automotive repair facility owner, I find it ludicrous and shady. So to all of you consumers in Norman, Oklahoma, I want you to know that our (Norman Automotive) batteries come with a two year free replacement and a 72 month pro-rate, this replacement warranty would in fact include battery failure, battery swelling, and should battery begin to leak acid.
Pros: Can't think of any
Cons: Poor service, poor warranty guide lines, cheap products.
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