Battery Terminals,Car Battery Cable Terminal Clamps Connectors,Negative and Positive, Top Post,Copper,Plastice Cover,Good Contact,Corrosion Resistance,1 Pair, Applicated in Car,Van and More.

worth the money.very recommended.

good item

Auto parts store didn’t have anything close to original, these were very similar but better made.

They are a little thin but were a pretty good replacement for my 08 Outback. No issues with them loosening and I had to pull the battery a couple times for spark plug and injector maintenance. Everything tightened up again .

My Nissan Altima's battery terminal was kind of fused with the nut holding it in the place.Needless to say there was too much corrosion build up and the car wasn't starting. I was asked by my insurance provider to schedule an appointment for towing my car and also asked me to arrange for my own ride to the garage and back due to on going Covid19 situation.I then thought of giving it a try myself and fix the terminal. These terminals came quickly and were very easy to install and worked perfect. They have nice plastic covering for the terminal. As a precaution, I also ordered a anticorrosion spray which I applied after a couple of days.It's been 3 months now I could see that there is very less to almost no corrosion build up this time.These proved to be a good value for money and saved me from all the hassles and money.Very happy with my purchase.

My Nissan Maxima positive cable was damaged due to corrosion, and I found that there was not enough clearance to use clamps from most auto supply houses. I was very happy to find this part. It was great that Lifede provides dimensions because many sellers on Amazon do not.The metal clamping part is gold plated which keeps corrosion down and protects the underlying copper, per the title. It is common to see gold plating on high reliability connectors also, so I knew this was a great benefit for a car battery clamp. The clamping bolt is captive and is metric. Lifede also makes other battery connector versions including a quick disconnect type often used on boats. But I wanted this on my car, so the solid clamp was what I bought. My car starts effortlessly now, and I have been using it for about 4 months already. I ended up removing the plastic housing so the Nissan OEM plastic cover would fit. I also installed a felt corrosion ring underneath the terminal to help make it last longer.

Ordered this to replace the corroded original clamps on my 2006 Dodge RAM. The negative clamp went on fine. The bolt on the positive clamp is too big to fit through the cable connector as the hole is smaller than the negative one. I am going to have to get a file and enlarge the hole for it to fit. That is why I took off one star.