These fans of Team Interstate/JGR’s Joey Logano won a year’s worth of batteries, courtesy of Interstate All Battery Center, at the Coke Zero 400 race in Daytona this month. We appreciate their enthusiasm, although they seem a bit, um, “whelmed” by the prize.

We love it when customers tell us about the outrageously dependable service they received at one of our dealers or our retail stores. This review comes from Google Maps user MightyMann about our Interstate All Battery Center on Jones Road in Houston. He writes:

“It feels like a civilian race crew where maximum time efficiency is met with quality and best care in mind. I am very Satisfied. Thank You Joe and Jim at Interstate Battery.‎”

Read the entire review here.

We strive to bring outrageous dependability to all our customers at all our locations. To find an Interstate Batteries dealer or Interstate All Battery Center near you, go to our dealer locator on InterstateBatteries.com.

Congratulations to Larry Lentz of New Jersey, who won a year’s worth of batteries from Interstate All Battery Center! Lentz and his family were at Daytona International Speedway for the Coke Zero 400, in which Kyle Busch drove the No. 18 Interstate All Battery Center Toyota. Thanks for being a fan!

Interstate Batteries’ ED-18 analyzer took a starring role in this news report from a Wichita, Kansas, TV station. The station interviewed garage owner (and Interstate Batteries Dealer) John Panella on the effects of summer heat on car batteries. John’s tester of choice is the ED-18, which tests a battery’s conductance, or ability to deliver current, and gives you a quick snapshot of your battery’s overall health. The ED-18 can even predict the temperature at which your battery is likely to fail to start your vehicle. That’s important information to know, and it can help you avoid problems by replacing your battery BEFORE it fails.

Learn more about the ED-18 diagnostic system, and find an Interstate Batteries Dealer near you at InterstateBatteries.com.

Shari Elliott was recently diagnosed with cancer for the third time. Since she’s a big NASCAR fan and a fan of Kyle Busch in particular, she reached out to the team at Joe Gibbs Racing to see if she could get an autograph from the superstar driver when the family attended the Coke Zero 400 in Daytona. JGR notified Interstate Batteries, who sponsored the No. 18 car that week. We were proud to welcome Shari and her family to the Interstate All Battery Center hospitality tent and arrange for a private autograph session with Kyle. What’s more, Shari got to spend some time with Coach Joe Gibbs to pray and discuss faith during her struggle with cancer. We’re in your corner, Shari!

Joe Gibbs Racing President J.D. Gibbs talks about the No. 18 Interstate All Battery Center car before the Coke Zero 400 last week. Kyle Busch had a killer car and led many laps, but an unfortunate accident ended his victory hopes midway through the race.

Before the Coke Zero 400 in Daytona last weekend, Interstate Batteries went searching for some of Kyle Busch’s biggest fans. We found one family where all but one were solidly in Kyle’s camp. Now, how to win over the one who wasn’t yet on board…

These three young women made the trip from Idaho to Daytona to see their favorite driver — Team Interstate’s Joey Logano.

How far have you traveled to see your favorite athlete?

It was a crazy day yesterday here at Daytona. Kyle Busch, driving the No. 18 Interstate All Battery Center Toyota, was involved in two wrecks during practice. Here’s some video of the crew unloading the backup car.

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