31-925
By Odyssey
31-925
Commercial / Trucking
We know what it takes to keep commercial fleets on the road. Our AGM, FLA and MIXTECH batteries offer long-lasting, steady power for the long haul. We stock batteries for diesels, gas trucks, fleet vehicles and heavy-duty equipment. Browse our battery listings below and then search our extensive network of more than 250 distributors coast to coast who are ready and able to keep you truckin’.
Specifications
- Item31-925
- Voltage12
- Length (in.)13.00
- Width (in.)6.81
- Height (in.)9.44
- BrandOdyssey
- BCI Group31
- Capacity200
- Torque Specs60 lbs.
- TerminalSAE or Stud
- Cold Cranking Amps @ 0℉925
- Reserve Capacity Minutes200
- Internal Resistance4.9
More About Odyssey
Odyssey lead-acid batteries offer twice the power and triple the lifespan of conventional designs. They are made of pure lead and are able to handle up to 80% discharge depth demand up to 400 cycles. Odyssey batteries are designed to deliver unrivaled quality performance.
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