My 4 Interstate Workhorses are nearly 11 years old, although likely about at their end. The 2 starting ones still crank with enthusiasm. This year I'll probably remove and take at least the house ones to Costco in exchange for their golf cart Interstates, as they seem to be the best value.
There has been controversy about their hour rating, mostly due to confusion from whether one measures the hours a battery lasts at 20 or 25 amps, or 75. The difference is substantial, and we need to take care about comparing apples to apples. Costco's rating version is lacking, and part of the confusion. The batteries nevertheless are just fine at ~232 amp hours for our purposes - the reserve capacity of the battery will theoretically push 1 amp for 232 hours; around 120 mins. at 75 amps, 470 mins. at 25.
The Costco Interstates do as good as any, especially for the price. But some here would rather spend more and do away with water level maintenance, buy AGM's, and some would spend more for the Trojan brand. What you don't want to do is buy 12v deep cycles, because though tempting by the voltage, they have no where near the staying power (hour rating) of the lead content in 6v ones.
Joel