Jump Starting Another Vehicle

You'd want an 8.0 or 12.0 battery if you want to air up 35s. But this compressor will do it, no problem

 

Just circling back around

picked up a

$175 Noco gbx55 1750A 12V UltraSafe Portable Lithium Jump Starter, Car Battery Booster Pack, USB-C Powerbank Charger, and Jumper Cables for up to 7.5-Liter Gas and 5.0-Liter Diesel Engines

Noco gbx55 on a Black Friday sale to keep in the truck

 

I've been using this cheapie jumper to start my work van Nissan nv200, it starts it easy, and didn't have to recharge it for 3-4 jump starts.

And I've also used my Tundra to jump the van at least a dozen times, so far nothing broke, but sounds like it's a bad idea...

GIMFOOM Jump Starter, 4000A Car Battery Jump Starter with Wall Charger (10L Gas & 10L Diesel Engines), 12V Jump Starter Battery Pack with 3.4 Inch Smart Display, Jump Box with 400 Lumens LED Light

$130 GIMFOOM Jump Starter, 4000A Car Battery Jump Starter with Wall Charger (10L Gas & 10L Diesel Engines), 12V Jump Starter Battery Pack with 3.4" Smart Display, Jump Box with 400 Lumens LED Light

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CB7H12GD

 

I've been reading noco brand reviews and there's always some hit or miss ones, and noco is more expensive than other jumpers.

So since reviews were mixed anyway, I just went with the cheapie $60 jumper that had same mixed reviews. So far so good

 

I’ve never had a problem with Noco stuff, so with the sale and higher watt usb c output I thought it was a good deal

 

Well.....back to original question I used my 23' TRD Pro hybrid to jump a friend's car using the owners manual (used positive blade in fuse box under hood) and it worked just fine and nothing blew up. Went to a ground on the frame rather than whatever they are aiming you at for neg under the engine cover for the black jumper.