Owning a set of jumper cables is almost a necessity for every vehicle owner. It’s an important component to a car emergency ...

This particular product is a 6-gauge jumper cable measuring 16-feet long, which is 4 feet more than the standard size. These jumper cables feature T-prene coating, making them ultra durable and ...

If you’re stuck with a dead battery after dark, you’ll be glad you have these Aweltec jumper cables with LEDs built into the clamps. The 6-gauge, 16-foot cables, which are tangle-free ...

Energizer is one of the most popular battery brands and is easily recognizable by the Energizer bunny, It has the #1 best-selling automotive battery jumper cable on Amazon. It’s a 6-gauge cable ...

Energizer's Jumper Cables also rank as our top pick in the heavy-duty category -- while the company offers a 6-gauge model, most of the varieties range in wire gauge from 1-gauge to 4-gauge.

There’s nothing worse than a dead car battery. It can leave you stranded and in a predicament as you scramble to find jumper cables. Carrying a set of jumper cables in your car can be a lifesaver.

The cables are significantly thicker than standard 6-gauge jumper gables and each clamp and cable has a 600-amp minimum current rating. MIB also constructs each clamp from a solid copper sheet.

That's why having a pair of jumper cables in your trunk is a good idea for any driver. There are many types of cables, and choosing the right one depends on the gauge, length, and clamp size you need.

As lithium-ion battery technology gets better and better, you might think jumper cables are becoming obsolete. Not necessarily. Jumper cables can come in handy where a dead jump starter would not ...

Why it made the cut: Remember, lower is thicker when we’re talking about gauge, so these 25-foot-long 0-gauge jumper cables earned the top spot for heavy-duty applications.