I've heard that Interstate has company-stores in parts of the country, but I've never seen one. Here in this rural area of New York, any little repair shop can hang up the Interstate sign, and sell batteries with a marked up price.
I prefer going to Walmart. It's easy and usually the cheapest around. I assume getting warrantee would be easy, but since I've never had one of their batteries need warranty, can't say I ever tried. I do know they are open 7 days a week. Whatever the local NAPA store is charging, the batteries at Walmart are 10% - 20% cheaper and often with better warrantees.
Johnson Controls is making batteries for an awful lot of companies, so they must be pleasing somebody. Autozone, Walmart, Subaru, Motorcraft, Interstate, Optima, and several HD tractor companies. I also think they're making Sears Diehard now. Sears dumped Exide a year or two ago.
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