YTX14-BS Battery for 2000-2006 Honda TRX350 Rancher Battery, 4 YEAR WARRANTY

I bought this battery just under 3 years ago for my Polaris 4-wheeler. It was not an exact fit, but that was my fault. I fabricated a battery box and the battery worked great for about 33 months. The battery location in the ATV makes it very difficult to jump start, so I put it on a Battery Tender and limped it along for another month or so. The reason I bought this battery in the first place was because of the warranty, it was 4 years. Historically I have had very poor luck with companies honoring the battery warranties, almost always offering a small proration if you buy another battery from them. I had nothing to lose so I reached out the the company and George promptly responded and told me all I had to do was take it to a local auto parts store to have it tested and send him a photo of the results or scan in the results if they printed it for me. The battery tested bad and I emailed George a photos of the results. He promptly asked me to confirm my shipping address and a few days later I received a brand new replacement battery in the mail. Getting 3 years out of an ATV battery is pretty good, the battery from the factory lasted less than 1 year, but the warranty and customer service was exceptional. Highly recommended!!!

package arrived on time . i like this battery cause it's sealed and fully charged so i didn't have to mess with adding acid and charging it myself. installation was a breeze and started my 6 cylinder honda valkyrie with ease. had it only for a couple of days so i'll give it 5 stars for initial quality, power, and low price!

Works well. Tried one awhile back and outlasted the others. Thanks

This was used in a Honda 350 rancher, fit like a glove with excellent quality and function has been flawless

Purchased to replace a 3 1/2 year old Banshee battery in a Honda 350 Rancher ATV. Perfect fit. These batteries last twice as long as the Walmart brand.

I’m sure it was a good battery, never got a chance to use, unfortunately it was damaged when shipping and was unable to install, got money refund couldn’t wait and just got a Walmart one for now

This battery lasted for 11 months. What makes it even worse is that it leaked acid which has now corroded the rear shock on my 4 wheeler. Would buy a Wal-Mart battery before I purchased one of these again. Worst 4 wheeler battery ever purchased!

Though the warranty is an appealing reason to purchase this battery there are a few things folks should know. First the hardware is less than optimal. The square nuts are too small in two ways. They flop around inside the post making it difficult to get the threads of the bolt started. Also, they are too thin. I piggy back my ground for my winch on top of the chassis ground. The small added thickness prevented the bolt from being able to reach the thin square nut to get it threaded. I ended up using the old nut that was much bigger in all dimensions on the negative terminal only. More on why I couldn't use the old nut on the positive side in later. So, the nuts require three axis massaging to get the threads of the bolts started. Good luck and have patience. Next the battery itself is slightly taller than others that I removed. The one in my 08 Brute Force 750 slightly expanded the plastic case that it sits down in. This made it a pain to remove when I had to do the surgery detailed next. The one I put in my 2001 Rancher bowed the battery hold down slightly which also acts as the seat support. Hopefully there wont be too much of a gap between the seat and the plastics. As for the surgery. The holes in the posts are ridiculous. On the positive terminal the hole was nearly flush with the plastic of the top of the battery. There was no way my positive terminal on my machine was going to align with the hole. The negative terminal wasn't so bad but still required surgery. I had to use my rotary tool with a grinding bit to oblong the holes towards the top of the battery post. On the positive terminal I had to go so close to the top of the terminal that I had no other option than to use the smaller square nut provided. I did this grinding while the battery was sitting in the machine, so when it came to getting the lead shards out of the posts the dang battery almost wouldn't come out of the tray. Hopefully these things last the couple years they're warrantied for and if not hopefully the replacement process isn't as frustrating as the installs.