Tow Battery?

ccgobama · 01-02-2007, 07:45 PM

I've got a 07 LE with the tow package. Anyone know how much to replace the (Heavy-duty battery (710 CCA) when it decides to go dead?

**redneckpapa1996** · 01-02-2007, 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by ccgobama

I've got a 07 LE with the tow package. Anyone know how much to replace the (Heavy-duty battery (710 CCA) when it decides to go dead?

85.00 up to 200.00 plus, depending on the kind of battery...

**Carbeaux** · 01-02-2007, 07:55 PM

Yeah, it's kinda like asking how big a dog is. Well, what kind of dog? I think the popular route to go is the Optima. When mine dies, that's what I'll do. I think they run on the upper end of that range. Like RNP says, probably a couple hundred bucks give or take. You'll just have to find the flavor that suits your budget at that time. I haven't a clue how much an OEM replacement is. I know I wouldn't put another in though. They only go a couple of years at best it seems.

**loufish** · 01-02-2007, 08:34 PM

I'm a big Interstate fan...here's all the battery you'll ever need, and then some:

http://www.interstatebatteries.com/e...CRank%7C1&js=1

It's got 800 cold cranking amps(Interstate rates their batteries at 0 degs, while most others rate theirs at 32 degs)

Antihero · 01-02-2007, 08:36 PM

Optima is the way to go, ive had 2 of them in previous vehicles, they are awesome batteries.

John Harden · 01-07-2007, 01:03 PM

The challenge with our trucks is that the positive terminal is the reverse of what is typical.

Optima's are great batteries, but in my opinion, Odyssey's are tough to beat. They are true, dual purpose batteries in that they are both starting and deep cycle. I just bought two, PC1700MJT's for my truck. One for the bed as an auxiliary battery and the other for under the hood. Shop around and you can find them for as low as $205 plus shipping of $25-$40 depending on where you are.

Nice thing about this model of Odyssey is it slips right in to the spot where your factory, 710 battery is. It is slightly larger, but MUCH more powerful. Also, the positive terminal is on the correct side and position on the battery so your OEM positive terminal slides right down on it with no modification.

You can check out the Odyssey battery I bought at the link below. They make quite a few models with this one rated at 875 CCA's at 0F and 1700 PHCA's!!!!

http://www.batterymart.com/p-odyssey...t-battery.html

Regards,

John

electricjohn · 01-15-2007, 04:32 AM

I would be more interested in reserve capacity than cca. Any good battery you buy today has the cranking amps you need. Reserve capacity lets you use your electric toys ( radio, CD player, 12v power tools, inverters) longer. I got caught twice with a dead battery camping just listening to the radio.

pi3yeargrad · 01-15-2007, 06:38 AM

If ur looking for crankin amps...optima is not the way to go... I just recently had to replace mine and unless I was gonna spend over 200 bucks then just get another nissan battery...

its hard finding another replacement with the terminals on the side of the battery AND with the "reverse polarity"

Mine cost me about 100 bucks with 2 year replacement warranty from the dealer... fits perfectly of course as well

hooligan · 04-28-2007, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by John Harden

The challenge with our trucks is that the positive terminal is the reverse of what is typical.

Optima's are great batteries, but in my opinion, Odyssey's are tough to beat. They are true, dual purpose batteries in that they are both starting and deep cycle. I just bought two, PC1700MJT's for my truck. One for the bed as an auxiliary battery and the other for under the hood. Shop around and you can find them for as low as $205 plus shipping of $25-$40 depending on where you are.

Nice thing about this model of Odyssey is it slips right in to the spot where your factory, 710 battery is. It is slightly larger, but MUCH more powerful. Also, the positive terminal is on the correct side and position on the battery so your OEM positive terminal slides right down on it with no modification.

You can check out the Odyssey battery I bought at the link below. They make quite a few models with this one rated at 875 CCA's at 0F and 1700 PHCA's!!!!

http://www.batterymart.com/p-odyssey...t-battery.html

Regards,

John

thanks John and Rcantu! with your feedback i just made the decision to get the last battery my titan should EVER need now. great price at that batterymart with 0 sales tax! sweet!! just ordered it, should get by the end of the week!

supertitan · 01-02-2008, 05:32 PM

I Just Order The D35 Optima Battery And I Have Big Tow

hooligan · 01-02-2008, 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by supertitan

I Just Order The D35 Optima Battery And I Have Big Tow

sorry for you... you should have ordered an Odyssey Battery. Odysseys are superior to Optimas. you would have to install 2 reds and 1 yellow optimas to equal what 1 Odyssey can do.

Jared · 01-03-2008, 04:16 PM

The Nissan OE is around 120 at most dealers and comes with a 12/12 warranty for parts and labor if you have it installed there.

Learjet · 01-05-2008, 08:20 AM

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Originally Posted by hooligan

sorry for you... you should have ordered an Odyssey Battery. Odysseys are superior to Optimas. you would have to install 2 reds and 1 yellow optimas to equal what 1 Odyssey can do.

This is all the power I need, I wanted a sealed Battery, little less $$$ than the Odyssey, fit the factory hold down with no mods and not so damn heavy :-)

yellow top D35