Three car tools for three different problems
A jump starter, code reader and headlight kit serve different jobs. Check compatibility before choosing.
These tools address different maintenance situations. They are not a complete emergency kit and do not replace roadside assistance, vehicle-specific instructions or a professional diagnosis.
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NOCO Boost GB40 1000A Lithium Jump Starter
A portable jump starter for compatible 12-volt vehicles.
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ANCEL AD310 OBD II Scanner
A plug-in reader for supported OBD-II engine fault codes.
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CERAKOTE Ceramic Headlight Restoration Kit
A restoration kit for compatible cloudy headlight lenses.
View on Amazon →NOCO GB40: help with a compatible vehicle's flat battery
NOCO rates the GB40 for compatible engines up to 6.0L gasoline or 3.0L diesel. Confirm the vehicle's battery system and jump-start procedure before choosing it. Protection features do not make incorrect use harmless.
Check the offer condition: a new unit and an Amazon Resale unit may differ in included accessories. Follow the manual for charging, storage and operating temperatures.
ANCEL AD310: read supported engine fault codes
An OBD-II reader can provide a code to discuss with a mechanic. Confirm that this model supports your vehicle and protocol; do not assume that every 1996-or-newer vehicle or every electronic system is covered.
A code identifies a detected condition, not necessarily the part that needs replacing. Clearing a code does not repair the underlying issue.
CERAKOTE: a separate headlight maintenance project
This kit is intended for restoring compatible hazy headlight lenses. Preparation and curing are part of the job. Check the lens material, type of damage and manufacturer's instructions before buying.
Pick the tool for the problem
A scanner does not jump-start a battery, and a headlight coating is not a roadside repair. Keep an appropriate emergency plan and vehicle essentials separately.