Battery Test Results

Long story short, my car lights would shut off suddenly when I was in high RPM. The battery light indicator would only turn on when this issue happened. I figured I was having alternator issues, so I replaced it.

The battery light went away on initial start with the new alternator. However, the alternator was fine for only 2 days. After a few trips, my battery light indicator started flickering and eventually it stayed on. So I assumed that the battery was toast from the previous alternator - radio stopped working, interior lights were dim, and my windows were slow to roll down/up. My car ended up failing to start. So I went to Advance Auto Parts and had them run a test on the battery. The battery test results showed that my battery was low in voltage so they kept it over night to fully charge it. I got it back the next day and the results were:

Voltage: 13.37V
Measured: 555 CCA
Rated: 410 CCA
Temperature: 72 degrees

Advance auto parts said the battery was good, but what should be the appropriate amount measured for CCA? I have a gut feeling that the culprit of my electrical issues is this shit rebuilt alternator. This will be the third alternator I have been through. The OEM alternator was replaced with a Tough One Alternator. The tough one alternator has a lifetime warranty so I had it replaced with a new one. Before I head back over to advance auto parts, I want to be sure that this is not a simple battery issue before I complain about their faulty alternators.

Any help will be appreciated. Thanks! -CJ

5/24 Update:
My instincts were right, another POS alternator. Never again. OEM>all. My car is running again with no problems.