Interstate Batteries Distributor AZ 85745

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JEREMIAH Klyn

I would love to share my experience with anybody that's considering stopping in. I MEAN THIS ....WHEN I SAY THIS, EVERY TIME I STOP IN AT THIS PLACE I ALWAYS GET TREATED WITH FRIENDLY CUSTOMER SERVICE AND THEY TREAT ME LIKE A FRIEND THEY HAVE KNOWN FOR A LONG TIME! I've stopped and at this place at far enough times in between times to where I'm sure they don't recognize me, although they act as if they do because they are really friendly group of people there and very helpful. They have excellent prices for Good batteries that last a long time and if I'm being honest with myself anytime I have stopped in there for a battery return it's not been because of the failure of the battery but because it's something I did to create the battery to fail like leave the headlights on or an interior light on etc. I can without a doubt say that NO battery has ever been returned due to a failure of the battery. I know there's other battery refurbishing places out there and I have tried them and they all have been below standards and those batteries have failed me and failed me at the worst of times at that,

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Toby Fowler

Shout out to Henry at my local Tucson location, on West Grant Rd. Today was my first visit. Heck I didn't even know there were Interstate stores! Well, technically, it's not a store. It's a distribution warehouse. But let me tell you, it's been a really long time since I've had customer service like I got today. Henry did a free test on my suspect car battery, even taking time to show and explain to me the live readings on his tester! Then, because he couldn't do the actual swap for me (again, warehouse, not retail store), he offered to call a local Big O Tires store (Interstate Battery Reseller) to verify they had what I needed, which I accepted. They had an open bay available so, again, with my permission, reserved it for me. (I will be posting another 5 Star review on that Big O Tire store, also. But not here. That would be silly.) Henry also confirmed my feeble memory, in that my battery was five years old! And it wasn't technically a dead battery, which is why it always took a jump easily. It was still showing 12.75 vdc on his tester. Alas, as we all must do, it had aged into its retirement years, and though rated for 700 cca, it was currently only able to produce 204 cca. I know that won't mean much to most people. But maybe this will. I'm 67, and I've not heard of another maker of car batteries that offers one with a 6-year warranty. Also, my old-but-still-trying battery lived in Phoenix , Arizona for three consecutive summers before moving to Tucson, AZ in winter of 2022. Ask anyone you like, having a car battery live through 3 AZ summers is on the luckier side of average. I've maybe heard of 2 that made it into their 4th summers. And a battery that lived to see its 5th is practically an urban myth! But my Interstae battery came to work for me pre-pandemic, and 2025 was its 5th summer. ( I feel like a proud parent, lol ) Then new battery that went into my 2009 kia (170 k miles) today will probably outlive it. Interstate batteries, for the win!

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Sheriah Wingrove

This place is absolutely awesome, they have great batteries at very reasonable prices and warranties on all their batteries I have purchase batteries from them for the last 10 years I've only gotten three for three different vehicles they have always lasted and I've never had any problems with them unless it was my own fault! The guys that work there are very nice and very professional it feels like you're more of a friend or family is any customer! I highly recommend stopping there before you go anywhere else!