I have a 07 gmc Sierra I use it alot to listen to music when it's off but i don't know to go for yellow or red top what u guys think i should get...thanks
@DaveShredder5150 a redtop unless it has a large power draw like a huge stereo that might drain the battery more than normal. I'd that is the case I would use the blue top because it is a deep cycle and has auxiliary battery posts.
@DaveShredder5150, not an Optima... of any color. Deka batteries of the same group size will out perform, and out last an Optima many times over, and cost less than half. Deka AGM FTW.
yellow is awesome...i got one for my altima and have all kinds of lights and subs...cranking is alot faster and lights in my gauges are alot brighter...but cause alot of money..its worth it
so the yellow top would be the best thing you can get for a jeep wrangler that wiil eventually get a winch, auxillary lights, full sound system, and all that other crap?
@ChocolatePain03 Both Yellow Top and Red Top batteries would work for your application. Yellow tops are merely deep cycle, so they are designed to be able to take the stresses of being drained completely down and charged all the way up. If you foresee this being the case with you then yes, the Yellow Top would be best. However if you dont foresee draining it all the way down frequently, the Red Top should be just fine for the added accessories.
I use yellow in off road vehicles, red in street cars and blue on vessels....only wish they made them for motorcycles. Much better than a normal battery. Les Schwab also sells these with their name on them, but they are Optima batteries if that helps the budget a little.
Absolutely Travis! Get one and you'll never go back to traditional batteries. They last MUCH, MUCH LONGER than regular ones (I've had a RedTop for 11 years!), since they're totally sealed and solid, not wet, there is no corrosion so your engine compartment (paint, metals, cables, plastics) remaing clean and new-looking much longer and one Optima has the same power, durability, reserve, etc... than 2 or 3 of the conventional ones. Worth every penny, in my opinion.
Yes! absolutely, I have a red top in my Cherokee and it has never failed me, you could go out and buy a normal car battery for about 80-100 bucks then replace it every year or buy a $200 Optima and have it run better than normal batteries for multiple years, actually saves you money in the end. Not only that but Ive heard because of the design, they actually last allot longer if your alternator dies, allowing you to drive home or get somewhere safe before your electronics kick out
@TravisCadello, the red top is a good battery. Don't work it hard(use for starting only)and it'll last for a long time. If you want batteries that actaully last under real loads, look up Deka batteries. These are nothing but well marketed junk. I have been thru 4 in 4 years. Not a very good record. All came from different stores, but all were equally crappy. TRUST me. Don't buy into thier over hyped marketing claims, you'll be sorry like I am.
@Monkeypumper420 what a bunch of bs, deka batteries? are you serious, first of all both deka and optima work, there is a reason why optimas are used more in the car industry thats because they actually work, my 2005 yukon xl, that has the dvd, game console, t.v and sound system has been on this battery since we got it brand new, i swapped out the stock battery when i added all the electronic stuff to the truck and it hasnt failed, these batteries are great.
I have a 07 gmc Sierra I use it alot to listen to music when it's off but i don't know to go for yellow or red top what u guys think i should get...thanks
jrnbris 5 months ago
I also got the Red top one last week
xPUNISHER84x 7 months ago
hi i bought the red top battery is this battery work for my inflate boat please let me know thanks
juan13131316 9 months ago
@juan13131316 It should be fine but with a boat you should keep it on a trickle charger just to keep the voltage up when stored.
4WHEELPARTS 9 months ago
what would work for a 472 cu in. 1973 Cadillac fleet wood fully loaded?
DaveShredder5150 10 months ago
@DaveShredder5150 a redtop unless it has a large power draw like a huge stereo that might drain the battery more than normal. I'd that is the case I would use the blue top because it is a deep cycle and has auxiliary battery posts.
4WHEELPARTS 9 months ago
@DaveShredder5150, not an Optima... of any color. Deka batteries of the same group size will out perform, and out last an Optima many times over, and cost less than half. Deka AGM FTW.
Monkeypumper420 4 months ago
just bought a yellow top for my car audio. best battery i have EVER used. nothing in my car dims anymore. its an amazing battery
lccs187 11 months ago
yellow is awesome...i got one for my altima and have all kinds of lights and subs...cranking is alot faster and lights in my gauges are alot brighter...but cause alot of money..its worth it
veedabestchef 1 year ago
so the yellow top would be the best thing you can get for a jeep wrangler that wiil eventually get a winch, auxillary lights, full sound system, and all that other crap?
ChocolatePain03 1 year ago
@ChocolatePain03 Both Yellow Top and Red Top batteries would work for your application. Yellow tops are merely deep cycle, so they are designed to be able to take the stresses of being drained completely down and charged all the way up. If you foresee this being the case with you then yes, the Yellow Top would be best. However if you dont foresee draining it all the way down frequently, the Red Top should be just fine for the added accessories.
4WHEELPARTS 1 year ago
I use yellow in off road vehicles, red in street cars and blue on vessels....only wish they made them for motorcycles. Much better than a normal battery. Les Schwab also sells these with their name on them, but they are Optima batteries if that helps the budget a little.
nukedude 1 year ago
This really helped thanks!!!
Lilmxchico 1 year ago
they are amazing batteries and worth every penny
rleorod 1 year ago
Anybody recromend these batterys?
TravisCadello 1 year ago
Absolutely Travis! Get one and you'll never go back to traditional batteries. They last MUCH, MUCH LONGER than regular ones (I've had a RedTop for 11 years!), since they're totally sealed and solid, not wet, there is no corrosion so your engine compartment (paint, metals, cables, plastics) remaing clean and new-looking much longer and one Optima has the same power, durability, reserve, etc... than 2 or 3 of the conventional ones. Worth every penny, in my opinion.
SoloBaterias 1 year ago 3
Yes! absolutely, I have a red top in my Cherokee and it has never failed me, you could go out and buy a normal car battery for about 80-100 bucks then replace it every year or buy a $200 Optima and have it run better than normal batteries for multiple years, actually saves you money in the end. Not only that but Ive heard because of the design, they actually last allot longer if your alternator dies, allowing you to drive home or get somewhere safe before your electronics kick out
HitmanJustin 1 year ago
@TravisCadello, the red top is a good battery. Don't work it hard(use for starting only)and it'll last for a long time. If you want batteries that actaully last under real loads, look up Deka batteries. These are nothing but well marketed junk. I have been thru 4 in 4 years. Not a very good record. All came from different stores, but all were equally crappy. TRUST me. Don't buy into thier over hyped marketing claims, you'll be sorry like I am.
Monkeypumper420 1 year ago
@Monkeypumper420 what a bunch of bs, deka batteries? are you serious, first of all both deka and optima work, there is a reason why optimas are used more in the car industry thats because they actually work, my 2005 yukon xl, that has the dvd, game console, t.v and sound system has been on this battery since we got it brand new, i swapped out the stock battery when i added all the electronic stuff to the truck and it hasnt failed, these batteries are great.
69charger440sixpack 1 year ago