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title: "ACDelco 48AGM Professional AGM Automotive BCI Group 48 Battery"
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# 70 Amps cranking power Superior cold weather start 7-year warranty protection ACDelco 48AGM Professional AGM Automotive BCI Group 48 Battery

**Brand:** acdelco
**Price:** € 113830.08
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔋 Power your drive with confidence — the battery that outlasts the rest!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ACDelco 48AGM Professional AGM Automotive BCI Group 48 Battery by acdelco
- **How much does it cost?** € 113830.08 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sk](https://www.desertcart.sk/products/733125866-acdelco-48agm-professional-agm-automotive-bci-group-48-battery)

## Best For

- acdelco enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted acdelco brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Extended Battery Life:** Enhanced Life Alloy and Silver Calcium grids maximize cycle life and conductivity.
- • **Leak-Resistant Design:** Innovative vent cap prevents acid leaks, protecting your vehicle’s terminals and cables.
- • **Unmatched Cranking Power:** Delivers a robust 70 Amps for reliable starts, even in extreme conditions.
- • **Maintenance-Free Durability:** Advanced AGM tech with puncture-resistant separators ensures zero leaks and long-lasting performance.
- • **Trusted Warranty & Longevity:** Backed by a 7-year warranty and proven to last well beyond, minimizing replacement hassles.

## Overview

The ACDelco 48AGM Professional AGM Battery offers 70 Amps of reliable cranking power with advanced Absorbed Glass Mat technology for maintenance-free, leak-proof performance. Featuring enhanced life alloys and calcium lead grids, it maximizes conductivity and cycle life while resisting acid leaks with durable separators and vent caps. Designed for demanding start/stop applications and extreme climates, it comes with a 7-year warranty and a proven track record of lasting well beyond industry standards.

## Description

ACDelco Professional Automotive AGM battery has high cycling capability, very easy to charge and is necessary for your vehicle's "start/stop" application. The design of the absorbing glass mat allows the electrolyte to flow freely within each cell, which is permanently held in the glass mat separator, thus preventing 100% leaks and spills. Oxygen rebonding reduces moisture loss and gives you peace of mind with maintenance-free performance. ACDelco Professional Automotive AGM batteries have longer life in traditional vehicle applications because pressure is maintained on the plate and significantly reduces the amount of active mass lost from the grid. ACDelco Professional Automotive AGM Battery has 36 months free replacement period. Proposition 65 WARNING: Battery posts, terminals, and related accessories contain a lead and lead compound, and chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects and other reproductive harm. Batteries also contain other chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. Please wash your hands after handling. Maintenance Tips: Check auto batteries as part of regular vehicle maintenance. Keeps car battery terminals clean and prevents corrosion Use terminal brush to remove corrosion on terminals. Check your alternator to make sure the charging is not too high or too low. If the alternator is not properly charged, the battery will not charge correctly and cause deterioration. Do not expose auto battery to extreme heat. Turn off other electrical accessories (stereo, interior light, etc.) When you no longer need to conserve electrical energy.

Review: Not bad but not What was expected
Review: I have had this battery for 18 months now, and I'm very happy with it thus far. I've been using AGM batteries in my work for quite a few years (stand alone solar powered automation and control systems) and they are very good performers when treated properly. I've seen them last as long as 7 years in 24/7 duty which to me is quite impressive considering that they're maintenance free. I live in the high desert of NM, about 3200 feet above sea level, and the dry climate and extreme temperatures, regularly above 110 degrees in the dead of summer, wreak havoc on traditional flooded lead acid batteries. They require constant acid level checking and even still always seem to die an early death. In the application I've implemented this battery in, my 2011 Suburban Z71, I'm constantly off road and my truck sits idling regularly on job sites, with underhood temps at very high levels. My "wet" batteries prior to this one generally last a year to 18 months, and the last 3-6 months of their lives are generally indicated by slower cranking and extremely fast discharge with small current loads like my cell phone charger being left on overnight, which honestly is the norm for me. I also run a large inverter for power tools on a regular basis; it's hard wired in and mounted on the floorboard of the vehicle. At 18 months in service this battery still performs like new, which it makes it the best battery I've had in my primary work vehicle in many years. For reference, I've been using the top grade (most expensive) WalMart batteries and my results have been somewhat disappointing, as previously stated. I live in a small town and don't have a lot of choices with things like automotive batteries. The 3 year free replacement warranty gives me a warm fuzzy but I'm betting (and hoping) I won't need to use it. I'm preparing for my second winter with this battery but I'm confident it will hold up based on its performance thus far. Chances are I will own this vehicle until this battery finally fails, and at that point I will update this review. For the time being, it's everything I could ask for in a battery, with lots of cranking power and reserve capacity, and it has done very well with the somewhat extreme workload I've placed upon it. Some big strides have been made in AGM technology in recent years, namely higher current output which makes it more appropriate in automotive applications, and this battery bears that out nicely. I'd say that it's everything I had hoped it would be when I made the switch to AGM for my primary/work vehicle, worth the extra cost in extended life and less hassles with maintenance. I switched to AGM with my Honda GL1800 motorcycle a couple of years ago and the results there have been stellar as well. I hope that my review helps with your purchase decision. Update 10/2/17: Still going strong at 2-1/2 years in service and zero maintenance. Chances are that ACDelco Pro AGM will be my new battery of choice, in spite of the higher price than conventional batteries. Well worth it to me; it appears that longevity will more than offset the price differential. And the less I have to extract a dead battery from my engine compartment, the happier I am. Update 9/7/2018: Still performing as new, 41 months in. It's a keeper. Update 2/27/19: Made it through another winter with no issues. I'm so happy with this battery at almost 4 years in service. Update 11/8/19: This battery is still happy and healthy at 4.5 years in service. Starts my 5.3L V8 Suburban reliably in recent subfreezing weather. I should also mention that my battery terminals are clean, shiny, and corrosion free; it looks like the battery terminal posts are very well sealed against acid and fumes leaking out and destroying cable ends and clamps. Update 4/22/20: 5 years in service without so much as a hiccup. Still plenty of cranking power and zero issues. The extreme workload I mentioned earlier in this review has diminished somewhat these days. My Suburban is more of a daily driver now, although I still use the large inverter regularly for this and that. I replaced the factory alternator at about 105K miles in this vehicle; it was still charging just fine but the bearings were starting to get dry and a little noisy, and I didn't want it failing on me at an inopportune moment (like being many miles from home). But I digress...I'm super pleased with this AGM battery purchase 5 years later. It's been awesome, and shows no sign of giving up anytime soon. Update 10/19/20: 5.5 years in service and still going strong. Update 12/15/20: With subfreezing temps in the teens over the next couple of days here, I thought it best to do a quick health check of this battery considering it's age. I used a carbon pile load tester and it's putting out about 395 Amps at 50 degrees F, which is probably double what I need for cranking. I'll be keeping an eye on its freezing weather performance but I think it will do well. Update 3/1/21: This ACDelco AGM battery made it through the recent Arctic blast with no issues; reliably started my Suburban at 5 degrees F. It's 2 months shy of 6 years old and still going strong. Update 5/24/21: Just passed 6 years since installation, and still working great. Possibly the longest lasting automotive battery I've ever owned. Update 11/5/21: 78 months / 6.5 years in service and still going strong. Temps in the 30s here this morning, and it's still cranking with power to spare. Update 12/12/21: Subfreezing weather has arrived, and this battery is finally showing its age. Slower than normal cranking this morning at 26 degrees F. I conducted a load test and it's down to 340 amps max output. I've seen a lot of sudden failures from traditional flooded batteries over the years, and the failure curve on this one seems to be much more gradual. It's nice to have some warning of impending failure, instead of having to arrange a jump start. I'll run it for a while longer as it's still doing the job, but a battery purchase is in my near future. This has been a really great purchase and has lasted for more than double the 3 year warranty. I highly recommend it, and have zero complaints. Final update 12/16/21: I ordered a replacement today. It's the same brand ACDelco Gold AGM, but I ordered the Group 94R/H7 instead of this Group 48/H6. It has much better cranking amp rating, reserve capacity, and AH rating, and it's $18 less at the time of writing this at $164. It's a little longer by about .6", but otherwise is almost identical and will drop right into my 2011 Suburban with room to spare using the factory battery holddown clamp. These 94Rs are factory equipment on the '14 and newer Chevrolet full size trucks and SUVs, and have the higher capacity to keep up with the ever increasing electrical loads as option sets continue to increase (I.E. higher power infotainment systems, auto pilot systems, heated seats and steering wheels, etc.). I hope it lasts as long as this one did, and I'm convinced that it's the absolute best deal on the market if you want a long lasting premium battery.

## Features

- High density negative paste, improve performance and extend battery life
- Enhanced Life Alloy or Silver Calcium Engraved Alloy extends cycle life and improves performance
- Calcium lead plus grid, maximizing conductivity and low resistance
- Durable envelope separators have a puncture resistant back that promotes acid circulation and prevents short circuits. Improves acid circulation, keeps battery cool and extends battery life
- Vent cap design resists acid leakage
- Battery has a 7 year warranty

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B008FWCLHU |
| Amperage | 70 Amps |
| Brand | ACDelco |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (2,022) |
| Date First Available | September 26, 2014 |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 30.2 x 19.1 x 19.3 cm |
| Item Weight | 20.6 Kilograms |
| Item model number | 48AGM |
| Manufacturer | ACDelco |
| OEM Part Number | 88864541 |
| Product Dimensions | 30.23 x 19.05 x 19.3 cm; 20.64 kg |

## Product Details

- **Battery Cell Composition:** Silver-Calcium
- **Brand:** ACDelco
- **Item Weight:** 45.5 Pounds
- **Number Of Cells:** 6
- **Product Dimensions:** 19.1D x 30.2W x 19.3H cm
- **Resistance:** 0.02 Ohms
- **Size:** 標準
- **Terminal:** SAE Terminal
- **Vehicle Service Type:** Truck
- **Voltage:** 12 Volts

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How is an AGM battery different than a conventional battery?**
A: An AGM battery uses a fiberglass mat to absorb the electrolyte that’s essential for energy storage and delivery. A conventional “flooded” battery contains a liquid electrolyte. The AGM design makes the battery spill-proof and maintenance-free.

**Q: What are the benefits of an AGM battery?**
A: An AGM battery’s maintenance-free design makes it spill-proof and resistant to vibrations. It also offers up to twice the life of conventional flooded batteries, along with more power and Cold Cranking Amps than conventional flooded batteries.

**Q: Do I have to replace an AGM battery with another?**
A: Yes. If the original-equipment battery was an AGM battery, it’s important to replace it with another. That also goes for “aux” batteries in vehicles with Start/Stop technology and other features with unique electrical demands.

**Q: What is an “aux” battery?**
A: Some vehicles use an auxiliary battery as a part of a more complex electrical system with increased demands. Typically, these “aux” batteries are used in vehicles with Start/Stop technology as well as hybrid vehicles and battery-electric vehicles.

**Q: Can I use an AGM battery in a vehicle that did not originally come with one?**
A: In most cases, the answer is yes. Most modern vehicles can accommodate an AGM battery as a direct replacement. Some vehicles, however, may have compatibility issues when it comes to the charging and voltage needs for an AGM battery.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by A***N on November 15, 2025*

Not bad but not What was expected

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by J***G on November 19, 2016*

I have had this battery for 18 months now, and I'm very happy with it thus far. I've been using AGM batteries in my work for quite a few years (stand alone solar powered automation and control systems) and they are very good performers when treated properly. I've seen them last as long as 7 years in 24/7 duty which to me is quite impressive considering that they're maintenance free. I live in the high desert of NM, about 3200 feet above sea level, and the dry climate and extreme temperatures, regularly above 110 degrees in the dead of summer, wreak havoc on traditional flooded lead acid batteries. They require constant acid level checking and even still always seem to die an early death. In the application I've implemented this battery in, my 2011 Suburban Z71, I'm constantly off road and my truck sits idling regularly on job sites, with underhood temps at very high levels. My "wet" batteries prior to this one generally last a year to 18 months, and the last 3-6 months of their lives are generally indicated by slower cranking and extremely fast discharge with small current loads like my cell phone charger being left on overnight, which honestly is the norm for me. I also run a large inverter for power tools on a regular basis; it's hard wired in and mounted on the floorboard of the vehicle. At 18 months in service this battery still performs like new, which it makes it the best battery I've had in my primary work vehicle in many years. For reference, I've been using the top grade (most expensive) WalMart batteries and my results have been somewhat disappointing, as previously stated. I live in a small town and don't have a lot of choices with things like automotive batteries. The 3 year free replacement warranty gives me a warm fuzzy but I'm betting (and hoping) I won't need to use it. I'm preparing for my second winter with this battery but I'm confident it will hold up based on its performance thus far. Chances are I will own this vehicle until this battery finally fails, and at that point I will update this review. For the time being, it's everything I could ask for in a battery, with lots of cranking power and reserve capacity, and it has done very well with the somewhat extreme workload I've placed upon it. Some big strides have been made in AGM technology in recent years, namely higher current output which makes it more appropriate in automotive applications, and this battery bears that out nicely. I'd say that it's everything I had hoped it would be when I made the switch to AGM for my primary/work vehicle, worth the extra cost in extended life and less hassles with maintenance. I switched to AGM with my Honda GL1800 motorcycle a couple of years ago and the results there have been stellar as well. I hope that my review helps with your purchase decision. Update 10/2/17: Still going strong at 2-1/2 years in service and zero maintenance. Chances are that ACDelco Pro AGM will be my new battery of choice, in spite of the higher price than conventional batteries. Well worth it to me; it appears that longevity will more than offset the price differential. And the less I have to extract a dead battery from my engine compartment, the happier I am. Update 9/7/2018: Still performing as new, 41 months in. It's a keeper. Update 2/27/19: Made it through another winter with no issues. I'm so happy with this battery at almost 4 years in service. Update 11/8/19: This battery is still happy and healthy at 4.5 years in service. Starts my 5.3L V8 Suburban reliably in recent subfreezing weather. I should also mention that my battery terminals are clean, shiny, and corrosion free; it looks like the battery terminal posts are very well sealed against acid and fumes leaking out and destroying cable ends and clamps. Update 4/22/20: 5 years in service without so much as a hiccup. Still plenty of cranking power and zero issues. The extreme workload I mentioned earlier in this review has diminished somewhat these days. My Suburban is more of a daily driver now, although I still use the large inverter regularly for this and that. I replaced the factory alternator at about 105K miles in this vehicle; it was still charging just fine but the bearings were starting to get dry and a little noisy, and I didn't want it failing on me at an inopportune moment (like being many miles from home). But I digress...I'm super pleased with this AGM battery purchase 5 years later. It's been awesome, and shows no sign of giving up anytime soon. Update 10/19/20: 5.5 years in service and still going strong. Update 12/15/20: With subfreezing temps in the teens over the next couple of days here, I thought it best to do a quick health check of this battery considering it's age. I used a carbon pile load tester and it's putting out about 395 Amps at 50 degrees F, which is probably double what I need for cranking. I'll be keeping an eye on its freezing weather performance but I think it will do well. Update 3/1/21: This ACDelco AGM battery made it through the recent Arctic blast with no issues; reliably started my Suburban at 5 degrees F. It's 2 months shy of 6 years old and still going strong. Update 5/24/21: Just passed 6 years since installation, and still working great. Possibly the longest lasting automotive battery I've ever owned. Update 11/5/21: 78 months / 6.5 years in service and still going strong. Temps in the 30s here this morning, and it's still cranking with power to spare. Update 12/12/21: Subfreezing weather has arrived, and this battery is finally showing its age. Slower than normal cranking this morning at 26 degrees F. I conducted a load test and it's down to 340 amps max output. I've seen a lot of sudden failures from traditional flooded batteries over the years, and the failure curve on this one seems to be much more gradual. It's nice to have some warning of impending failure, instead of having to arrange a jump start. I'll run it for a while longer as it's still doing the job, but a battery purchase is in my near future. This has been a really great purchase and has lasted for more than double the 3 year warranty. I highly recommend it, and have zero complaints. Final update 12/16/21: I ordered a replacement today. It's the same brand ACDelco Gold AGM, but I ordered the Group 94R/H7 instead of this Group 48/H6. It has much better cranking amp rating, reserve capacity, and AH rating, and it's $18 less at the time of writing this at $164. It's a little longer by about .6", but otherwise is almost identical and will drop right into my 2011 Suburban with room to spare using the factory battery holddown clamp. These 94Rs are factory equipment on the '14 and newer Chevrolet full size trucks and SUVs, and have the higher capacity to keep up with the ever increasing electrical loads as option sets continue to increase (I.E. higher power infotainment systems, auto pilot systems, heated seats and steering wheels, etc.). I hope it lasts as long as this one did, and I'm convinced that it's the absolute best deal on the market if you want a long lasting premium battery.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by A***R on January 7, 2026*

The ACDelco Gold 48AGM battery has been an excellent upgrade. It delivers strong, consistent starting power and performs reliably in all conditions. The AGM design is a big plus—maintenance-free, spill-proof, and built to handle modern vehicles with higher electrical demands. Installation was straightforward, and the battery feels solid and well-constructed. It holds a charge extremely well and provides dependable performance whether for daily driving, short trips, or longer runs. You can tell this is a quality battery designed to last. The 36-month warranty adds extra confidence and makes this an even better value. If you’re looking for a dependable Group 48 AGM battery from a trusted brand, this one checks all the boxes. Strong performance, trusted name, and worth the investment. Highly recommended.

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