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    Mighty Max Battery

    3.0 (2 reviews)

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    Interstate All Battery Center of Randolph, NJ

    Interstate All Battery Center of Randolph, NJ

    (2 reviews)

    Had a battery give me trouble and was clearly with the 2yrs free replacement. Called the 800# first…read moreto point me to a authorized dealer as I didn't want to get all the way there and be fed nonsense of "you didn't by it here" Had the date code. But as I suspected the distance I drove would give the battery a false surface charge which ultimately cause the battery to test good and recharge. But thankfully the girl was reasonable enough to go ahead and replace it for me at no charge. 6 stars for them. No one wants out of state battery issues and I appreciate them getting me taken care of.

    No matter what internal combustion engine powered car you drive, eventually it will need a new…read morebattery. I used to buy Sears DieHard but with the issues with Sears finances, I asked my friend - professional car guru for all things Ferrari, vintage, and daily drivers. He recommended I try these folks. It's a little off the beaten path - by the now-closed TGI Fridays by the RR overpass off Rt 46. I needed a new battery for my old (1994) BMW and these folks had it in stock, as a courtesy checked the battery I brought in to make sure it really was past a useful life and then they took my old battery in for environmentally sound recycling. Win, Win, WIn. Price was as good - it's the distributor warehouse. Service was excellent - I can change a battery (it's not as easy or as safe as you may thing - negative off first, negative back on last or else sparks will fly!) They have what you need in stock. Also, they are open these Coronavirus quarantine days - just call them from the parking lot and they will do the transaction outside (I called to confirm). Quality batteries, good service, fair prices, high likelihood they have your EXACT battery in stock. Recommended

    Power Home Remodeling

    Power Home Remodeling

    (535 reviews)

    Great job on the gutters! Would recommend for any home improvement. Crew did a great job installing.read more

    Random door knocker was professional. Just giving out quotes: "we do not expect you to do any work…read more It's valid for a year." Started to get a bit cautious once I had to confirm the appointment I had just made in person over that guy's phone at the door with him. Then got another call the day after to confirm the visit again. Overkill to say the least and annoying. However, the worst was their onsite visit that never ended, was only meant to be an hour (but turned into 2.5 hrs) and was clearly meant to pressure homeowners to sign that day. I blame the corporate strategy, not the onsite messenger. "Huge" first time visit discount and the most unprofessional part of it all was the tactics: with every hesitation from our end, we got a discount. "Let me see if we can do better for you" and "we don't give out this discount anymore but I'm going to make an exception". They knocked off $16K in a few hours......RED FLAG to me. Lots of lines meant to trigger emotion of potential buyer: "may I speak candidly with you, you have an urgent need here" or "I want to say off the record that you cannot wait past July to fix this roof". I knew it was psychological games when, during the attic visit, I was told "sorry to be the bearer of bad news but you have some leaks", said to me as if my entire attic was moldy and destroyed. Lastly, the "this roof really needs to be fixed no later than this summer" turned into "ok, if you really want to wait until the fall, we can do that". To Power: if your strategy is obviously to go hard at potential clients to sign there and then, be upfront about it and take cues from the client when they are politely trying to tell you they are not ready. A $13K gap in pricing is too big: the goal is clearly to capture business fast through pressure tactics at the highest price. These tactics may work on an 82 year old lady but it was clear as day what the tactics were, and explaining your model of maximing time and materials doesn't make it any better. Come in, do a quick visit as promised, provide a quote and go. If your sign on the spot discount strategy works, great for you but maybe tell this to the person whose door you knocked on ahead of time so they know what they're in for.

    Mighty Max Battery - batterystores - Updated September 2026

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