Heavy Duty Car Battery Connectors, 0/2/4/6/8/10 AWG, Top Post Multiple Battery Terminals (Silver)

I really like these, they worked great and they look VERY nice. If you have a Jeep or something that you need to add several large wires straight to the battery, like to an onboard compressor or winch, this would work great. I had to add 5 extra wires, 2 of which were 8 AWG, 3 where 10 AWG and the starter cable. All fit and I still have extra room left. Set screws worked good but I might go back and put blue lock-tite on them when I am all done. I have not had it long, but it looks like it will last longer than my Jeep (or me for that matter).

The quality in person is just as good as the photos. Also a bonus for this style of battery terminals is you do not need a battery lug crimping tool. You can insert the bare wire end directly into the battery terminal with no crimping required. Pro tip is to add some solder the end of the wire prior to insertion into the terminal for an additional security measurement ensuring your cables won't back out. Give the securing hardware something to really bite into besides the bare wire. I got the 2 pack for my diesel truck and it was completely worth it. Depending on how many battery cables you have at each terminal there are enough mounting holes for the wiring to make your setup work and have room to add accessories.They are large so make sure you have accessible battery terminals in your vehicle without much surrounding them or these likely will not fit.

These worked great for hooking up winch and other stuff on my jeep very well built. Not a bad price either.

The good: the terminal bodies are substantial and have plenty of space for adding taps, and seem pretty sufficient for supplying juice to more accessories. They're also pretty inexpensive for what they are.The bad: the gold-tone crossbolts that hold the terminals to the battery lugs appear to be made from Grade -1 scrapyard junk melt and have approximately the tensile strength of Parmesan cheese. Threads pretty much turned to dust. Not really a big deal since these aren't expensive terminals and high quality bolts and nuts are at most a few bucks from your local hardware store. Grab the square-head ones while you're at it.Minor gripe is that the set screws on the big holes protrude too far for the covers to fully snap down even when screwed down on ~8ga wire. If you're putting in boom bass subs or 1500W CB amps and running 1/0+ wire they're not gonna fully close at all without shortening the set screws or drilling holes in the plastic covers. Not a big deal, but once again, level expectations to price.The ugly: I think these are really designed for truck/RV batteries or something so if you're using a littler battery you're gonna need to shim the negative. This requires a bit of fitment but it's not that bad and it at least comes with shims. I ended up cutting up both with snips and using 2 pieces to get a tight fit. Not really a big deal since this is the kinda stuff you do when you're modding your car and putting in "universal fit" parts, if you just want everything to bolt in with no hassle, stick with OEM or pay someone else to deal with the fitting.

Receive, thank you

These are great battery connection items. I've been a construction mechanic for 50 years or so and have needed something like this for years. I use the new ferrules to enclose the strands in a tube ferrule, and you never have a wire come loose. They're available right here on Amazon.Ferrule Crimping Tool AWG 23-7 with 1900PCS Ferrules Kithttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C6D9SVR2?ref=fed_asin_title&th=1

This is a second pair of purchased. I’ve had absolutely no issues with these whatsoever. I’ve read that people have had these not fit on their battery. I can tell you if you get any Walmart or AutoZone battery nine times out of 10 or I’ll just say 10×10 they’re going to fit, very straightforward

Easy repair and cost without removing your entire battery cable with a higher quality post connector.