Oldblue

They are made in Mexico,


https://www.b4usa.com/interstate-battery/

firemangeorge

Some are. Here's a partial quote from that article:
“We do have some batteries manufactured in Mexico but not all of them. We have several plants located here in the US located in the North, East, South and West. If a battery is manufactured in Mexico it is required by law to have a sticker on the top of it that says “Made in Mexico”. If there is not sticker, it is made in the USA.”

Cat Man HHR

Thanks for that link.
On a side note, since the HHR was made in Mexico, you would think the battery would be very compatible in it.

Greybeard999

Don't believe too much in that theory... it's the 21st century, nothing works with anything anymore.

Cat Man HHR

It was a sarcastic joke.

Greybeard999

So was mine.... Sort of

Oldblue

Ok, I’ll admit it, I didn’t read the whole enchilada, so at least we know more about the subject.
My cat buried my homework, honestly, really!

Vinnybagodoughnuts

I was a huge fan of Interstate Batteries for years but the one I purchased for my Tacoma died in 2 years as well.Thought maybe it was just my luck.

Style

Lol right.

Hey off note how bad do these look for silver hhr I have, in 18s my stock wheels have some scuffs was thinking of just getting new ones and getting rid of old ones,or should I leave them stock..
also I have my old damaged bumper its fixable if anyone wants to pay for shipping they can have it

HHRman07

Old and new Headlights.
While I was doing it I replaced the bulbs wit Silverstars. But since I rarely drive at night any more they should last a long time.

Had Old fogged headlights when I bought it

Bumper cover off... not too hard

Bumper cover off and one headlight out.

Finished!

New Eyes!