At this price, I would be checking what battery this uses. If it's a cheapo one that doesn't hold the capacity that it says it does, it won't be very good at jump starting, especially cars with bigger engines.
sola35
3 Dec 162#4
these boosters never last long or the ones i have had in the past did not, if left without charging for too long a period you can say goodbye to them.
Sharpharp to sola35
3 Dec 16#18
^ 100% the truth. Better off with a lithium ion booster
Ralph888
3 Dec 161#5
Exactly the same as the one I got from Eurocarparts 8 months ago. Served me well but you must remember to charge after every use and I put mine on overnight every 2 months so they require some maintenance.
bikerboytone
3 Dec 16#6
for under £15....you can't grumble!
st8mike
3 Dec 16#7
If you treat them right they are great. You need to do what #5 says. Charge it regularly whether its been used or not and it will last you for a long time. I have had mine for over a year and its still in perfect order.
POWYSWALES
3 Dec 16#8
I paid £30 for mine from b&m, Looks identical, Does what it says. They also have a tyre inflator built in which is also great for he kids bike tyres etc.
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