Help me find a battery for Nissan Rogue

The Walmart EverStart batteries are amazing! I have used them in many cars over the past few decades (they have been called a few different names over the years but all had the Energizer name associated with them). They always last me a long time! I had one go 9 years in my last Honda Civic.
 
My Rav4 came from the factory with an H5. However the tray had room and the extra screw down hole for the bottom clamp for a H6 - which is 1.4 inches longer. You might want to check the tray to see if yours is the same? H6 is larger, the same price at Walmart, and seemingly more readily available.

I went with the Everstart non AGM 3 year from Walmart. To be honest not particularly happy with it. Its already showing 70% State of health from my tester. The car is not short tripped, and I put the thing on my noco trickle charger every month or so. Its likely the same JCI battery you get at any of these places, and unfortunately I can't find a Deka around here.

That’s not the first time I’ve heard that about Everstart AGM batteries. My friends H6 in his stop/start 2020 Equinox has been fading pretty quick as well. And’s it’s barely a year old. Hid juice was right around yours-70%

Mine have an H5/H6 and might be needing batteries in the next few years…..
 
No need and honestly a waste of money to get an agm in that year. The Nissan charging systems rarely kick out enough juice to keep an agm happy. This was at the advice of a 30yr Nissan tech. I put regular old flooded batteries when the efb that came in goes to poop. No issues in our 18 rogue and my 21 Altima.
 
No need and honestly a waste of money to get an agm in that year. The Nissan charging systems rarely kick out enough juice to keep an agm happy. This was at the advice of a 30yr Nissan tech. I put regular old flooded batteries when the efb that came in goes to poop. No issues in our 18 rogue and my 21 Altima.
Thanks!
 
Nissan just replaced my wife’s battery with an agm a few weeks ago (under warranty) on her 6 month old car. I tested the battery before I left the dealer and it was fully charged and 100% health. It hasn’t been short tripped much at all the last few weeks and last night it was still healthy but only 78% charged. Further proof that Nissans smart charge just isn’t designed for, well, any battery. I’ll just stick with cheapo flooded batteries. It spent 3 hrs on my Noco 5 to get it back to full. This is all to get maximum fuel mileage which is a huge joke.
 
I replaced her daughters 2012 Nissan Rogue with an everstart maxx, would have went with the value but maxx is all they had.

Like Patman said, I’ve had very good success with Everstart Maxx, have one in my accord and also one in her Altima.

I tend to replace batteries every 5-6 years anyway just because
 
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