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Best Jump Starters for Trucks and SUVs (2026)
Six lithium jump starters for pickups and SUVs, picked by the engine sizes their makers rate them for, from midsize gas trucks to big diesels.
By Watt Versus Editorial· Updated · 6 picks
This page was drafted with AI assistance from manufacturers' specs and manuals, and is checked by our editor.
The short list
| # | Product | Key feature | Pros / Cons | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | NOCO Boost Pro GB150 Jump StarterBest Overall for PickupsEditorial score:8.6/10 | A 3,000-amp lithium jump starter rated for gasoline engines up to 9.0 L and diesel engines up to 7.0 L, with a built-in voltmeter. |
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| 2 | NOCO Boost X GBX75 Jump StarterBest Compact Pick for Full-Size Gas TrucksEditorial score:8.5/10 | A 2,500-amp lithium jump starter for gasoline engines up to 8.5 L and diesels up to 6.5 L, with a 74 Wh battery and 60 W USB-C. |
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| 3 | GOOLOO GP4000 4000A Jump StarterBest for Diesels over 7 LitersEditorial score:8.1/10 | A 4,000-amp lithium jump starter rated for 12 V gasoline and diesel engines up to 10.0 L, with an 88.8 Wh battery and 60+ jump starts per charge. |
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| 4 | NOCO Boost HD GB70 Jump StarterBest Mid-Size Pick with a 12 V OutputEditorial score:8.5/10 | A 2,000-amp lithium jump starter rated for gasoline engines up to 8.0 L and diesel engines up to 6.0 L, with a 12 V output. |
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| 5 | Fanttik T8 APEX 2000A Jump StarterBest Power Bank for the CabEditorial score:8.4/10 | A 2,000-amp lithium jump starter for gasoline engines up to 8.5 L and diesels up to 6.0 L, with a 74 Wh battery, 65 W USB-C and a 3-inch display. |
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| 6 | NOCO Boost X GBX55 Jump StarterBest for Midsize Trucks and SUVsEditorial score:8.4/10 | A 1,750-amp lithium jump starter for gasoline engines up to 7.5 L and diesels up to 5.0 L, with 60 W USB-C charging in and out. |
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We picked these from the makers' own engine ratings, given separately for gasoline and diesel. Peak amps are measured differently by each brand, so we do not rank on them. Our engine-size guide explains the rule.
The common trap with trucks is the diesel. Heavy-duty pickups use diesels of about 6.6 to 6.7 L, so you need a starter rated for at least 7.0 L diesel, such as the NOCO GB150 (paid link). Gasoline V8s up to 8.5 L are covered by the smaller and lighter GBX75. In a hard winter, choose one size up.
Only the NOCO GB150 and GB70 here have a 12 V output for running an inflator; the Boost X models and the Fanttik charge devices over USB-C.
Our picks in detail

NOCO Boost Pro GB150 Jump Starter
NOCO · GB150
Rated for gasoline engines up to 9.0 L and diesels up to 7.0 L, with up to 80 jump starts per charge and a 12 V output.
- Peak current
- 3,000 A
- Gas engines
- Up to 9.0 L
- Diesel engines
- Up to 7.0 L
- Battery capacity
- 88 Wh
- Jump starts per charge
- Up to 80
- USB output
- 5 V, 2.1 A, plus a 12 V, 15 A output
Pros
- Covers diesel engines up to 7.0 L, enough for most full-size diesel pickups
- Up to 80 jump starts per charge, by NOCO's figures
- Built-in voltmeter shows the vehicle battery's voltage
- 12 V, 15 A output can run 12 V accessories
Cons
- 6 lb, about two and a half times the weight of the GB40: not a glovebox starter
- A full recharge over USB takes about 11 hours
- Works with 12-volt lead-acid batteries only

NOCO Boost X GBX75 Jump Starter
NOCO · GBX75
Covers gasoline engines up to 8.5 L and diesels up to 6.5 L at 3.77 lb, and recharges over 60 W USB-C in 1.7 hours.
- Peak current
- 2,500 A
- Gas engines
- Up to 8.5 L
- Diesel engines
- Up to 6.5 L (product page and data sheet)
- Battery capacity
- 74 Wh
- USB output
- USB-A 5 V, 2.1 A (10 W); USB-C up to 20 V, 3 A (60 W)
- Recharge time
- 1.7 hours at 60 W over USB-C; 20 hours at 5 W
Pros
- Rated for gasoline engines up to 8.5 L and diesels up to 6.5 L
- Full recharge in 1.7 hours from a 60 W USB-C charger, by NOCO's figures
- 400-lumen flashlight and an IP65 housing
- 3.77 lb, lighter than the 4 lb GB70 it outranks on engine size
Cons
- No 12 V accessory output
- NOCO's own support page lists diesels up to 6.0 L, against 6.5 L on the product page and data sheet
- Not rated for the 6.6 L and 6.7 L diesels in heavy-duty pickups; the GB150 is
- 1-year warranty

GOOLOO GP4000 4000A Jump Starter
GOOLOO · GP4000
The only starter we cover rated for gasoline and diesel engines up to 10.0 L.
- Peak current
- 4,000 A
- Gas engines
- Up to 10.0 L
- Diesel engines
- Up to 10.0 L
- Battery capacity
- 88.8 Wh
- Jump starts per charge
- 60+
- USB output
- USB-C in and out, plus two USB-A ports (one fast-charging); per-port wattage not listed
Pros
- Rated for gasoline and diesel engines up to 10.0 L, higher than any other starter we cover that publishes an engine rating
- 60+ jump starts per charge, by GOOLOO's figures
- Rated to work from -4°F to 140°F
- Up to 30 months of warranty
Cons
- No water or dust rating; GOOLOO lists IP65 only for its GT4000
- Weight and dimensions are not published
- Wall charger is not included, and a full recharge takes about 5 hours

NOCO Boost HD GB70 Jump Starter
NOCO · GB70
Covers gasoline engines up to 8.0 L and diesels up to 6.0 L, with a 12 V, 15 A output for accessories.
- Peak current
- 2,000 A
- Gas engines
- Up to 8.0 L
- Diesel engines
- Up to 6.0 L
- Battery capacity
- 56 Wh
- Jump starts per charge
- Up to 40
- USB output
- 5 V, 2.1 A, plus a 12 V, 15 A output
Pros
- Rated for diesel engines up to 6.0 L, which covers many diesel pickups
- Up to 40 jump starts per charge from a 56 Wh battery
- 12 V, 15 A output for tire pumps and other 12-volt accessories
- Brighter 400-lumen flashlight and the same IP65 housing as the GB40
Cons
- Heavier than the GB40: 4 lb against 2.4 lb
- A 1-year warranty is short for this category
- Works with 12-volt lead-acid batteries only

Fanttik T8 APEX 2000A Jump Starter
Fanttik · T8 APEX
A 74 Wh battery with 65 W USB-C in and out, rated for gasoline engines up to 8.5 L and diesels up to 6.0 L.
- Peak current
- 2,000 A
- Gas engines
- Up to 8.5 L
- Diesel engines
- Up to 6.0 L
- Battery capacity
- 74 Wh (20,000 mAh)
- USB output
- USB-C 65 W in and out; 18 W USB output
- Recharge time
- Full in 1.5 hours over 65 W USB-C
Pros
- Rated for gasoline engines up to 8.5 L and diesels up to 6.0 L
- 74 Wh battery doubles as a 65 W USB-C power bank
- Full recharge in 1.5 hours over 65 W USB-C, by Fanttik's figures
- 3-inch screen shows battery voltage and remaining charge
Cons
- Fanttik does not publish a weight or a jump-starts-per-charge figure
- No 12 V accessory output listed
- A 1-year warranty is short for this category

NOCO Boost X GBX55 Jump Starter
NOCO · GBX55
Rated for gasoline engines up to 7.5 L and diesels up to 5.0 L in a 2.58 lb, IP65 pack.
- Peak current
- 1,750 A
- Gas engines
- Up to 7.5 L
- Diesel engines
- Up to 5.0 L
- Battery capacity
- 46 Wh
- USB output
- USB-A 5 V, 2.1 A (10 W); USB-C up to 20 V, 3 A (60 W)
- Recharge time
- 1.2 hours at 60 W over USB-C; 7.2 hours at 10 W
Pros
- Covers gasoline engines up to 7.5 L and diesels up to 5.0 L, a step above the GBX45
- Full recharge in 1.2 hours from a 60 W USB-C charger, by NOCO's figures
- The USB-C port also charges phones and laptops at up to 60 W
- IP65 housing at 2.58 lb
Cons
- No 12 V accessory output, so it cannot run a tire inflator
- NOCO does not publish a jump-starts-per-charge figure for the Boost X range
- A 1-year warranty is short for this category
Frequently asked questions
- What jump starter do I need for a diesel pickup?
- Match the maker's diesel rating to your engine. Heavy-duty pickups with 6.6 or 6.7 L diesels need a starter rated for at least 7.0 L diesel, such as the NOCO GB150, or the GOOLOO GP4000, which is rated for 10.0 L.
- Is 2,000 amps enough for a truck?
- Peak amps alone do not tell you. NOCO rates its 2,000 A GB70 for gasoline engines up to 8.0 L and diesels up to 6.0 L, while Fanttik rates its 2,000 A T8 APEX for gasoline up to 8.5 L. Use the engine rating.
- Which truck jump starters can run a tire inflator?
- Of these, the NOCO GB150 and GB70 have a 12 V, 15 A output. The Boost X models and the Fanttik T8 APEX do not.