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I do the same or slightly less miles on my Ferrari (1,000 to 2,000 per year). I change it every other year. Don't ignore the other fluids if you are trying to be proactive. In fact I have every fluid changed at the two year point. Power steering, coolant, brake fluid, transaxle, F1 fluid. Been...

I would simply get a more modern charger, there are many discussions and threads on the subject.

That is an old, manual charger. You need to monitor with that type. Don't just leave it unattended for long periods or you could overcharge.

To support the domestic car market in Japan, they have had a law for decades that requires a deep inspection at year three, then every two years after that. Anything out of compliance must be replaced. Cracked windshield, cracked headlight, frayed seatbelt, tires too old, ...Must be replaced...

Less expensive from Walmart...and free shipping...

Google earth shows that yes, there are a dozen cars outside in the parking area so there must be production continuing there. I'll try to snap a couple pictures next time I am down that way...during business hours. (just drove by there (a couple blocks to the west) this evening (Sunday))

Thank you for the correction

It is likely to come back. It was offered in Dec and Feb. Someone posted early in this thread that it comes back every few months for a couple years now. Just keep an eye here or put in an alert on your Amazon account to message you if it comes back.

Been posted about twice already. :)

Seems like ordering this is such a crap shoot. Orders massively delayed, wrong product, damaged....I think if they offer this again, I should order at least four or five cases to account for all the mishaps. If I get lucky and get them all, then bonus. :) I ordered two in December and one in...

Mine just arrived 4 minutes ago and it was the correct product to boot!

Mine shows it is in town and out for delivery...crossing fingers it is the correct product shipped this time.

Yes, per the recommendation of Interstate, over their charging concerns. I would be curious what Toyota says. But the other battery sellers and manufacturers do not seem to have the same concerns and claim an AGM is an acceptable upgrade over EFB. The charging profile concern is often times...

Interesting recommendation. A number of websites claim an AGM is an "upgrade" over an EFB and entirely appropriate if additional power and life is needed. https://www.rbbattery.com/efb-vs-agm-batteries-whats-the-difference/#:~:text=If%20you%27ve%20got%20an,better%20suited%20to%20your%20needs...

My Feb 1, 2024 order has now been updated a few minutes ago to "shipped" and scheduled to arrive Thursday, April 11th. Since my last order was screwed up and I received 0w-20 Pennzoil Platinum, I have my fingers crossed this one is correct.

Yes, I understood your statements. You claimed BMW only cared about owners with cars under warranty. That is clearly not true, as BMW makes significant income off service and repairs. So much so, they work to entice owners to come back for service out of warranty. So they do care about owners...

A couple clear misstatements or exaggerations here: One, BMW makes a tremendous amount of money on cars out of warranty, in service and repairs. BMW cares so much about it, they developed marketing programs to promote owners of out of warranty cars to bring them back to BMW for service. Two...

Pretty soon for a replacement battery. I would consider an AGM and the purchase of a battery tender to use when the car may sit parked for more than a few days or a week.

Thank you for the details, much appreciated

Can you provide any details? Date of the promotion, start and end. What products are included (only jugs or bottles also?). All weights? Is this online or in-store only, or both?