Cheap or expensive jump starter: what's the difference?
Cheap or expensive jump starter: the difference lies in CCA, clamps, capacity and cables. Here's how to honestly choose what you actually need.
Jump starter for an SUV or large car: how much CCA do you need?
Jump starter for an SUV or large car: choose from 960 CCA for diesel and large engines, and compare with the EN value on your battery.
Reading CCA and EN on your battery label: what do these numbers mean?
Reading CCA and EN on your battery label: find out which jump starter fits your battery, without guessing based on the biggest number.
What do all the numbers on a jump starter mean?
What do all the numbers on a jump starter mean? CCA, peak current, mAh and Wh explained. See at a glance which number really counts.
Buying a jump starter: what should you look out for?
Buying a jump starter? Pay attention to the CCA value, the clamp protection and the cables. This is how you choose a model that starts your car in winter too.
Jump starter for a camper van: what CCA do you need?
Jump starter for a camper van: choose at least 960 CCA for a typical diesel. That way you always start, even in a remote spot.