Exide MX35 Vehicle Battery

Exide Marathon Max MX35 Battery Overview

Exide Marathon Max MX35 is a 12-volt vehicle battery built in BCI Group Size 35 with 650 cold cranking amps, 800 cranking amps, 55 amp-hour capacity, and 100 minutes of reserve capacity at 25 amps. It is a direct-fit battery option for a wide range of import and domestic applications, including many Mazda, Subaru, Nissan, Toyota, and INFINITI models.

The Marathon Max line focuses on dependable starting power and steady electrical support for vehicles that need a Group 35 battery. The MX35 part number is a strong match for drivers searching for an AGM Group 35 battery for Subaru Forester, Mazda CX-5 battery replacement, or a Nissan Rogue battery upgrade.

Key Features

• Part number: MX35
• 12-volt vehicle battery
• BCI Group Size 35 for direct-fit applications
• 650 cold cranking amps for strong starting performance
• 800 cranking amps for starting demand
• 55 amp-hour capacity and 100-minute reserve capacity
• Battery terminal type A
• Compatible with many vehicles that specify Group 35 or equivalent fitment

Detailed Product Description

Exide MX35 is part of the Marathon Max battery line and is specified here as a Group 35, 12-volt battery with 650 CCA. That combination makes it a practical replacement for vehicles that need reliable starting power in cold weather and stable reserve capacity for everyday electrical loads. Fitment coverage includes applications such as Fits 2024-2025 Subaru Forester, N/A; Fits 2021-2024 Mazda CX-5, N/A; and Fits 2017-2018 Nissan Rogue, N/A, along with many other Mazda, Subaru, Toyota, Nissan, Acura, Lexus, Mitsubishi, and INFINITI models listed in the fitment data.

This part number, MX35, is also listed across multiple OE battery types and replacement scenarios, including vehicles that originally used flooded lead-acid batteries and vehicles that require AGM VRLA battery specifications. Always verify group size, terminal layout, venting requirements, and any vehicle-specific battery registration or reset procedures before installation.

Common Battery Problems It Can Address

• Slow engine cranking in cold weather
• Weak starting after short-trip driving
• Battery replacement for a worn Group 35 unit
• Reduced reserve power for accessory and electrical demand
• Replacement needs on vehicles calling for higher CCA than the original battery

Installation Notes and Tips

• Confirm BCI Group Size 35, terminal type A, and physical clearance before installation.
• Check whether the vehicle requires AGM, venting, battery registration, or a system reset.
• Some fitments note cargo-area or trunk mounting and venting outside the vehicle.
• Follow the vehicle manufacturer’s battery replacement procedure for models with sensors or computer reset requirements.
• Use the fitment notes to verify OE CCA and special equipment such as start-stop, sensors, or optional battery configurations.

Quality Assurance

Exide Marathon Max MX35 is built for battery replacement applications where correct fitment and dependable starting performance matter. This part cross-references common OE-style replacement needs for applications such as Group 35 and 154R/Q85 battery setups in select Mazda, Subaru, Nissan, Toyota, and INFINITI vehicles.