Universal positive and negative battery cable terminals are attached to vehicles from a top post to the ignition system. These parts are frequently replaced because of corrosion and degrading. They are sold in sets of two with corrosion-resistant washers and a can be cleaned with cleaning brush.

Left elbow angle battery terminals have extra-short cables for attaching to terminals in tight spaces where straight terminals can't fit. They are tin plated for added conductivity and corrosion resistance.

Right elbow angle battery terminals have extra-short cables for attaching to terminals in tight spaces where straight terminals can't fit. They are tin plated for added conductivity and corrosion resistance.

Straight alignment terminals have a straight connection between the battery and cable. Copper battery terminals have high conductivity and can be used in cars, motorcycles, and recreation vehicles.

Military-style battery terminals allow attachments like a winch or hoisting equipment to be added to a battery for various repair needs while on the road. They are heavy-duty units with long-lasting power.

Flag alignment terminals connect two batteries together on a single cable. These terminals require two connections and two heat shrinks, so more labor will be required to install these terminals.

Terminal bolts connect to vehicle battery sides to attach the batteries to the holding compartment. New bolts may be needed to replace older or corroded hardware.