what kind of batteries does a 2010 rx 350 use ? e.g: Interstate brand from costco what specifications should be used?

Asked by vinodkk Oct 12, 2016 at 10:31 PM about the 2010 Lexus RX 350 AWD

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what kind of batteries does a 2010 rx 350 use ? e.g: Interstate brand from costco what specifications should be used?

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Item Number: SLI24FM Brand: Duracell Ultra Voltage: 12 Format: BCI Group 24F Lead Acid Type: Starting Cold Cranking Amps: 725 Battery Type: Standard Chemistry: Lead Acid Cranking Amps: 890 Lead Acid Design: Flooded Made in the USA: True Maintenance Free: Yes Product Category: Auto/Light Truck Product Sub Category: Starting Lighting And Ignition Terminal Type: SAE, Automotive Post Warranty: 36 Month Free Replacement; 65 Month Pro-rated Weight: 42.5 lbs Length: 10.75 in Width: 6.75 in Height: 9 in

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Just tell Costco service dep. year make and model of your vehicle and they will get you the right one.

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