Car Battery Terminal Connectors, 2 Pcs 4 Way Quick Release Disconnect Car Battery Terminal for SAE/JIS Type A Posts, Compatible With Cars, Vans, Trucks and More

I bought these for a project car that doesnt get driven much and has a slow drain. This made the disconnecting process much easier. Not that loosening a bolt is hard, but if youve done it long enough you know the bolts tend to find their way into the lead on the standard connectors, get boogered up, and the connector itself gets stressed and cracks. These probably will over time, but again, more simple. Also good for projects and boats because of the accessory wire mounts. Cleans up the look a bit, and beats having a stack of eyelet connectors sandwiched behind the normal nut or bolt lol.Would recommend using locktite on those bolts and the main wire clamping bolts though. They seem like they will back out with vibration kinda easy.

The media could not be loaded. I used this for my 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo since the old terminals I had constantly would corrode and it fits perfectly. The packaging concerned me a bit since the screws were loose in the packaging but thankfully everything was still in tact and I had no missing items. It was very easy to install as well. I love the look of the battery terminal wire connection, it gives my car battery a more professional and sleek look. The connector is also very durable and there were no issues in the product being easily damaged during installation. The connectors were also very easy to remove which is the main reason why I bought these. On the pictures, I have the old battery terminals, the new battery terminals after two months since installation, and the opening of the packaging I received. Overall I am very satisfied with this product, have had no issue with corrosion, and it’s very easy to remove!

Pretty sure they're gold plated zinc. You get what seems like a lot of stuff, but don't get too excited. The included wire terminals are for maybe 12 AWG and not great quality. The terminal cleaning wire brush isn't an expensive item to buy on it's own. The terminal screws could be stainless, but they are magnetic. The magnetic types of stainless steel are also usually not as corrosion resistant as non-magnetic ones. The primary cable connection for these is adequate. I used a nail nearly as large as the threaded opening, inserted from underneath to corral the bare wires inside the clamping section intended for them. I then used the Allen head screw to push the nail out of the way as I directed the Allen head screw into the threaded side. That group of wires combines into at least 0000 AWG, probably 5/8", and these connectors can handle it. Having the additional wiring locations is nice. I do plan to cut off those that I don't use, otherwise I have concerns that these terminals might be a little too large in some vehicles. At least remove any screws not being used and check carefully for unexpected contact points below this connector.Update: I like it better after actually installing it. The Allen head screws (5mm key) allow for pretty darn good clamping down of bare cable wires and ring terminals. The cam arrangement provides good clamping to top mounted battery terminals. On Amazon, Uxcell offers a pair of nice red and black covers that fit these as well, with provisions for the entrance of the two additional ring terminal cables per each, like they were made for use with these battery terminal connectors (B07X46DBTD). Be sure to assemble things with those included to begin with and avoid doing that twice.Rather than leaving my original notes above, I corrected statements to reflect my actual findings thus far.

These are an excellent replacement parts. The clamp design echoes military specs' philosophy of simple, rapid repair/replace.. Inclusion of the Allen wrench is a huge plus, and the inclusion of the post cleaning tool is a nice bonus. Two notes of caution: for the vendor I chose, they arrived in a box with some of the screws being loose in the box, so be careful in opening the box, or you'll spend more time finding dropped screws than the installation will take. Also, be sure to adjust the tension with the little red knobs to set the proper clamping force.

Well made and easy to install

These work well and great when needing additional power wires. They are very light and feel cheaply made, but they work. Not bad for price.

Work great and look fantastic

At first this one looked Promising. I liked the quick release concept and the Additional terminals. It even comes with a battery terminal and connector cleaner, which is kind of Cool . The terminal ends in shrink crap they provide are garbage. I went to install this yesterday and realized the Fit on my battery with the quick connect for my application wasn’t gonna work out as good as I thought . If your battery mounts by itself with nothing nearby, then no big deal but I had to shoot my cables out the sides which the quick connects don’t work. It’s not like you can flip them over if you wanted to so that was my first issue then moving onto the auxiliary connectors , the screws are very small which require very small connectors which then in effect require small cables . If anybody knows automotive electrical, you don’t want baby cables go into your battery bigger hence the name of the big three upgrade . Still trying to make it work and plan out my installation then I realize that the primary cable mount is just a clamp for bare wire With two screws. Now, maybe if you are using some aluminum copper clad cable it’s softer so it might squish down when you tighten the screws but when you’re using Real copper Cable, I started tightening it down and it snapped. After all, this, I still was considering finding a way to make it work, but I gave up and frustrated by this cheap imported junk that Amazon is selling these days. Reminds me of wish dot com, allibabba, temu quality. So I’m gonna return it my money back and buy something a little more Tried and true. Good old-fashioned copper terminal with a half inch nut & Carriage bolt with one big threaded stud. For me to put some big boy cables on.