I need some quick battery help

[AudiTech]

Hello people, I need some quick help. Original battery from 2011 is shot, doesn't hold a charge. I just got a jump to get it running in the parking lot and I'm posting from my phone so forgive me for not searching. I'm going to go buy a battery, any recommendations and a direct replacement no modifications needed to fit the tray upgrade or should I stick with OEM Toyota? I'm hoping to drive from here to go pick one up.

Thanks

 

[zcruiser]

I've always gone with Die Hard Gold

 

[nglayton]

should I stick with OEM Toyota? I'm hoping to drive from here to go pick one up.

Thanks

I'm pretty sure the dealership won't sell you a Panasonic battery, which is what mine came with from Toyota. I went with Diehard Platinum, but they no longer sell them. DieHard Gold is a decent option, but I went with NorthStar for my second battery.

 

[AudiTech]

I ended up buying a X2Power (Northstar rebranded for Batteries Plus)

 

[DavidR1]

I ended up buying a X2Power (Northstar rebranded for Batteries Plus)

How long have you had this battery? How has it performed? Do you have anything extra running off your electrical system that made you want to upgrade?

I'm thinking about going this route and wondering if I really need it and what the benefits will be.

 

[greatape]

How long have you had this battery? How has it performed? Do you have anything extra running off your electrical system that made you want to upgrade?

I'm thinking about going this route and wondering if I really need it and what the benefits will be.

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[AudiTech]

How long have you had this battery? How has it performed? Do you have anything extra running off your electrical system that made you want to upgrade?

I'm thinking about going this route and wondering if I really need it and what the benefits will be.

I've had is like 20 hours now, it's been great....

I'm not running anything excessive that I would NEED to upgrade but I don't buy parts store stuff, OEM replacement or an upgrade. What it comes down to is living in the mountains I spend a lot of time in remote places away from people and cell phone reception, reliability and durability trumps all.