When deciding on which Jumper Cables to equip your tow truck with, don't go cheap. Many motorists have convinced themselves that something else is wrong with their vehicle because the cables they tried to use had no effect. This is often because of the cheap and inadequate standard in which the manufacturer used to create the cables. Go heavy duty! 2-guage cable and the classic parrot type clamps with high tension are the most recommended for top and side post mounted battery terminals. Today's towing industry usually keeps a jump box equipped on their tow trucks, but keeping an extra set of cables as backup is always a good idea. There are instances when having the ability to use cables will be beneficial, such as trying to jump start a diesel truck with more than one battery. Use care when storing your cables to keep the insulation from becoming deteriorated and the clamps from getting damaged. Most good sets of cables will come with a sort of carrying case to stow them in.
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