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does costco do car batteries

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EliRose
12/19/25 4:22pm

Yes, Costco does sell car batteries. You can find them at their in-store Tire Centers, which are available at many, but not all, warehouse locations. The primary brand they carry is Interstate Batteries, a well-known and respected name in the industry. However, availability can vary by location, and installation services are not offered.

Costco's main draw for car batteries is value. As a member, you typically get a competitive price that includes a strong warranty. For example, many Interstate batteries at Costco come with a free replacement period (often 3-4 years) and a prorated warranty for the remaining term. It's a straightforward, no-hassle purchase.

The biggest limitation is the lack of installation. You're buying the battery itself. This is a great option if you're comfortable installing it yourself or have a trusted mechanic to do it. Before making a trip, it's smart to call your local warehouse's Tire Center to confirm they have the correct battery group size for your specific vehicle in stock. For those who need immediate installation, a dedicated auto parts store might be more convenient, but you'll likely pay a premium for that service.

Battery TypeTypical Costco Price RangeKey FeatureWarranty (Example)
Flooded Lead-Acid$90 - $130Economical, reliable3-Year Free Replacement
AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat)$180 - $220Superior performance, spill-proof4-Year Free Replacement
Deep Cycle$150 - $200For RVs, marine useLong prorated warranty
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MacJustin
12/27/25 2:16am

Yep, they sure do. Head to the back where the tires are. They’ve got Interstate batteries, which are solid. The price is usually really good with your membership. Just know you’re on your own for putting it in—they don’t install it. So it’s perfect if you can handle that part yourself and just want to save some money.

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