Jump Starters

Jump Starters: portable power to get a dead battery cranking again

A jump starter is a self-contained battery pack that delivers a burst of cranking current straight to your vehicle's terminals, so you can start a dead or flat battery without a second car or a wall outlet. The compact lithium units double as power banks for charging phones, tablets and other devices in the pit or on the trail. If you've ever clamped one on a cold morning, you know the value: no waiting, no flagging down a stranger, just clamp on, crank over, and go. That makes jump starters a sensible thing to keep in the trunk, the toolbox or the gear bag.

What ThreePiece stocks

This category currently shows 6 products from 3 brands: Antigravity Batteries, AutoMeter and Yuasa Battery. Prices run from $64 to $266, which is the live range on what's in stock right now rather than a fixed promise. Antigravity Batteries accounts for most of the selection, including the Antigravity XP-20-HD Micro-Start and the Antigravity XP-20 Micro-Start. The AutoMeter EP-800 12V Emergency Battery Pack sits in the middle at 800A peak / 2220 mAh, and the Yuasa Jumper Cables cover you if you'd rather run a traditional clamp-to-clamp jump from another vehicle.

How to choose

The main trade-off here is self-contained pack versus plain cables. A lithium Micro-Start like the Antigravity units needs no donor vehicle and adds device charging, which is why they sit at the top of the price range. The AutoMeter EP-800 is a lower-cost self-contained option with its rated 800A peak output if you want a pack without the top-tier spend. The Yuasa jumper cables are the cheapest route in the category but require a second running vehicle to work. Pick based on whether you'll always have another car nearby, or whether you need to be fully independent.

What else you need with it

Keep a jump starter with the rest of your recovery and trip kit. A gear bag keeps the pack and cables together, and it's worth browsing Tools and Accessories for the odds and ends that ride along. If you're loading a trailer, Tiedowns and Cargo Nets round out the setup. See everything in the Lifestyle section for the full picture.

Fitment help and ordering

Every order ships free, and financing is available through Affirm and Katapult. If you have questions about which pack suits your setup, call our team at 813-535-5801 or reach us through Contact Us. Shopping for wheels and tires too? Use the wheel fitment calculator to check your specs before you order.

Jump Starters: portable power to get a dead battery cranking again

A jump starter is a self-contained battery pack that delivers a burst of cranking current straight to your vehicle's terminals, so you can start a dead or flat battery without a second car or a wall outlet. The compact lithium units double as power banks for charging phones, tablets and other devices in the pit or on the trail. If you've ever clamped one on a cold morning, you know the value: no waiting, no flagging down a stranger, just clamp on, crank over, and go. That makes jump starters a sensible thing to keep in the trunk, the toolbox or the gear bag.

What ThreePiece stocks

This category currently shows 6 products from 3 brands: Antigravity Batteries, AutoMeter and Yuasa Battery. Prices run from $64 to $266, which is the live range on what's in stock right now rather than a fixed promise. Antigravity Batteries accounts for most of the selection, including the Antigravity XP-20-HD Micro-Start and the Antigravity XP-20 Micro-Start. The AutoMeter EP-800 12V Emergency Battery Pack sits in the middle at 800A peak / 2220 mAh, and the Yuasa Jumper Cables cover you if you'd rather run a traditional clamp-to-clamp jump from another vehicle.

How to choose

The main trade-off here is self-contained pack versus plain cables. A lithium Micro-Start like the Antigravity units needs no donor vehicle and adds device charging, which is why they sit at the top of the price range. The AutoMeter EP-800 is a lower-cost self-contained option with its rated 800A peak output if you want a pack without the top-tier spend. The Yuasa jumper cables are the cheapest route in the category but require a second running vehicle to work. Pick based on whether you'll always have another car nearby, or whether you need to be fully independent.

What else you need with it

Keep a jump starter with the rest of your recovery and trip kit. A gear bag keeps the pack and cables together, and it's worth browsing Tools and Accessories for the odds and ends that ride along. If you're loading a trailer, Tiedowns and Cargo Nets round out the setup. See everything in the Lifestyle section for the full picture.

Fitment help and ordering

Every order ships free, and financing is available through Affirm and Katapult. If you have questions about which pack suits your setup, call our team at 813-535-5801 or reach us through Contact Us. Shopping for wheels and tires too? Use the wheel fitment calculator to check your specs before you order.