Keadic 8Pcs Car Battery Cable Terminal Clamps Quick Release Battery Terminals Clamps Negative and Positive with Copper Ring Terminal Auto Battery Terminal Connectors Kit for Car Van Carts

This is a great universal battery terminal replacement kit for anybody needing to replace their battery terminals. Don't get me wrong I don't think this would carry the amount of amps I need for my diesel work truck but for my Subaru station wagon it was perfect. I would definitely recommend for anybody with a Honda Acura or small Commuter or sedan needing to replace their terminals it would be perfect.. It even comes with a little case to keep everything nice and organized.

I bought this because I swapped my original battery with one from Costco. I discovered that the battery terminals were so corroded that they'd fused to the old battery and broke when trying to remove them. This kit arrived next day and I was able to replace the battery terminals. I didn't have a proper crimping tool so I used a vise-grip, then a clamp to secure the terminals to the wire. This worked fine and my car starts again.

These are way better then what I’ve found at the local auto parts store. I decided to keep the OEM for the positive terminal because the OEM one is built better and didn’t really need replacement like the negative did. It would have also required cutting some of the protective rubber to get a proper fit. Minus one star for these reasons. Overall would buy again.

These all-copper terminals were a 1000% improvement over the cheesy, corroded, copper-coated OEM terminals on my Nissan Versa Note once I discarded the red and black rubber "boots" that came with these replacements. They are simply too thick to push the terminal all the way down on the battery post. The manufacturer would do well to substitute a single use pouch of anti-corrosion jelly for these useless rubber gizmos.

It's already turning all white.

I chose these over other options because I thought the case and extra terminals might come in handy for future needs. The clamps are ok. I had to tighten the negeative as much as I could, almost crushing it, to get it to hold. Even then with a decent amount of force I can still turn it a bit by hand. One minor issue I ran into is that both new clamps have 8mm studs to connect the cables but the original Dodge OEM positive clamp has a 6mm stud. I simply had to use a 5/16" drill to enlarge the positive cable terminal hole. That really wasn't the fault of the new clamps though. I'll probably try a different brand next time, but I wouldn't say that these are junk.

These were also bought for my nissan murano after I noticed the corrosion on the manufacturer battery terminals. In stores you cannot find the correct one to fit the negative terminal so I ordered this to give it a try and it worked. I was very thankful because if not it would've been an even bigger issue.

Lo instale en una Honda Pilot 2012 y funcionan muy bien.