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    Advanced Gold AGM 50749

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    CR Expert Take

    How did it perform in our expert lab testing?

    Overall Score

    The Overall Score for this model is derived from our expert lab test results.
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    Current Range of Tested Car Batteries

    What goes into the Overall Score?

    Life
     /  5
    Reserve capacity
     /  5
    Cold Weather Performance
     /  5
    CCA
     /  5
    Warranty (mos.)
     /  5
    Color
     /  5

    About

    The DieHard Advanced Gold AGM 50749 is part of the Car Batteries test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, Car Batteries models like the Advanced Gold AGM 50749 are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below.

    Life: How well a battery withstands repeated charge-discharge cycles in high temperatures. A higher score means better reliability and voltage retention over time.

    Reserve capacity: How long a battery can power a car if the charging system fails. A higher score reduces the risk of failure if accessories are left on.

    Cold Weather Performance: A higher score means more reliable cold starts. This test measures voltage after 15 and 30 seconds of cranking at 0ºF, using half the average claimed CCA, or Cold Crank Amperage.