Battery fit, made simple

Will this PowerTex battery fit my car?

You do not need to understand battery jargon. Tell us what you drive, or use the size printed on your current battery. We will help you make the right choice before you order.

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  • No battery expertise needed
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  • Verify before you buy
An example battery fit check showing the group-size label, case size, and terminal positions

Find your battery by vehicle

Find the right PowerTex battery

Choose your year, make, and model below.

The current finder includes vehicles through model year 2024.

Vehicle missing or newer? Ask us to check it.
A finder match is the starting point—not final installation approval. Before ordering, confirm the battery size, post positions, hold-down, starting power, and charging system. Also check whether your car requires AGM or EFB, uses start-stop, has a battery sensor or vent tube, or needs the new battery registered in its computer.

Before you order

Four details that make a battery fit

A battery fits when it sits securely in the tray and the car's cables connect normally. You should never need to force, stretch, or cross anything.

Looks close is not enoughH6 and H7 look similar, for example, but they are different lengths. Match the actual group size and measurements.
  1. 1
    Does the size name match?

    Match the group number on your current battery to the PowerTex battery. For example, Group 48 and H6 are two names for the same size.

  2. 2
    Is the case the same size?

    Measure the current battery and the space around it. Compare length, width, and height—not just whether it looks close.

  3. 3
    Are the posts on the same sides?

    The positive and negative posts should be in the same positions so the car's cables reach easily without stretching or crossing.

  4. 4
    Will the factory bracket secure it?

    Your battery must not slide or lift. Check that the bottom lip, top bar, or factory bracket can hold the new battery firmly.

See an extra wire, sensor, vent tube, or unusual connection?

Stop and ask us before ordering. Some newer cars also need the replacement battery registered in the vehicle's computer.

PowerTex size chart

Compare our six automotive sizes

Measure the hard outer case, not the posts. Measurements are listed length × width × height.

Group sizeCommon alternate labelCase dimensionsBattery
47H59.6 × 6.9 × 7.4 inView Group 47 / H5
51R—9.4 × 5.1 × 8.7 inView Group 51R
35Q859.4 × 6.9 × 8.7 inView Group 35 / Q85
48H611 × 6.9 × 7.4 inView Group 48 / H6
94RH712.4 × 7 × 7.4 inView Group 94R / H7
49H812.4 × 6.9 × 7.4 inView Group 49 / H8

An alternate label does not guarantee the final fit. Always verify the case dimensions, post positions, hold-down, starting power, and your vehicle's electrical requirements before ordering.

Still unsure?

Vehicle not listed? We will check it.

Send the basic vehicle details below. If you can see the battery label, include the group size too.

  • The year, make, model, and engine
  • The group size printed on your battery
  • A photo of the label and cable connections

Prefer to send photos of the battery label and connections? Email info@powertexbatteries.com.

We review fitment requests before recommending a battery.

Common questions

Fit questions, answered plainly

If the group number matches, am I done?

It is a strong starting point, but take a moment to compare the case measurements, positive-post position, cable reach, and the way the battery is held down.

Can I use a different group size if it fits in the space?

Do not choose by empty space alone. A different size can place the posts or hold-down points in the wrong location. Ask us to check before using a different group.

Will my car need battery registration?

Some newer vehicles need the replacement battery registered in the car's computer. Your owner's manual, repair shop, or dealer can confirm whether your specific car requires it.