Local O'Reillys is paying $5 or $10 a battery (can't remember which), but it's paid to you in a gift card that can only be spent in an O'Reillys store.
The local salvage yard is only paying $2 to $4 a battery depending on size.
Thinking O'Reillys has a business twist on thier battery price, considering mark up on thier stock in the store. Probably figuring thier return is on extra sales within the store, rather than peddling batteries.
Most places that sale batteries, except old ones as a core. Or charge you a core price if you don't trade one in on a new one.
I usually don't trade a battery in for a core unless they are completely shot. But I have ways of using them until they are that far gone. If nothing else, for a battery to put on an electric fencer. A battery can fail a load test, and still be used for something like that. So my batteries pretty much have to fail a load test, and also no longer take a charge, before I am getting rid of them. I realize other people don't have any use for them, once they no longer pass a load test.
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