TKDMR 2Pairs Car Battery Cable Terminal Clamps-Connectors - Battery Terminal with Plastice Cover,Good Contact,Corrosion Resistance,Applicated in Car,Van..

Works great

These are pretty good battery terminal ends. They're really good for the price.

Got these for my tractor when I had to replace the battery. It is a 2014 so the terminals were a bit corroded. They installed effortlessly and I an pleased with them.

Kit was complete for my application and it looks to be made of quality materials. Installation was simple. The price was competitive, if not just a little better than other vendors.

These worked great for the protect on my car. No complaints.

This clamp was so big, even at the tightest setting It wouldn't even touch my battery. I had no choice but to bend it *with my fingers that's how sturdy this thing is, yes I had tools but It felt cheap enough that I used my hands* Then it fit. It works perfectly after that. 3 stars for it actually working docking 2 points for it being way too big/material bends with fingers.

Worked great on for crimping new attachment eyes/ends on old battery cables. The greatest cost of replacing battery cables is the cost of the copper wire and the work involved in removing the old cables and rerouting new ones. you will not crimp fittings on large wires/cables w/o a hydraulic tool. Fixing one set of cables with this tool, will pay for.the tool. Any job is easy if you have the right tool. This is the least expensive and best tool for the job I could find on Amazon(and elsewhere). Also comes with additional toolfor crimping smaller wires with red.blue, and yellow insulators. Home or industrial use.

I have only seen a product this cheap and nasty twice. The first time was when I opened the first pack of terminals and the second time was when I opened the second pack. Battery terminals are suppose to be hefty and sturdy. See the review from "Dapper Dan" on January 15th 2021 for all the issues. I had the exact same experience. I could and did (because I had to) pull the two sides apart with just my hands. I am a 68 yo lady, not a bodybuilder. The first evening I mangled the terminal trying to get it tight enough-it is too large for a negative post. Next day tried again, I cut part of the mangled terminal and used it for a shim, found a way to get a vise grip on the square head nut that turns and reamed on the nut. I don't trust it and I do not believe you should either. It is so flimsy and still not tight as it should be that it could work loose while driving. That would put me (and you) in a lethal weapon that is not under control (power steering & brakes). My car is back running again and I will be going into town tomorrow to get a proper set of terminals. This should not be on the market-period.