NOCO Boost GB70 2000A UltraSafe Portable Jump Starter
Overkill for most drivers, but the right tool for large diesel trucks, RVs, and equipment.
- Consider if you own a large diesel truck (6.0L diesel), RV, or heavy equipment
- Most car and light truck owners do not need 2000 amps
- Large and heavy compared to the GB40 and GB50
Best For / Not For
Best for
- Owners of large diesel trucks (5.0L to 6.0L diesel engines)
- RV owners and anyone working with heavy equipment
- Fleet operators who need one tool that covers everything
Not for
- Passenger car, crossover, and light truck owners
- Buyers who want a compact unit to keep in the glove box
- Anyone whose vehicle is covered by the GB40 or GB50
Key Details
What Makes It Stand Out
The GB70 is for large diesel engines. A 6.0L Power Stroke or Duramax diesel needs substantially more current to turn over than a 2.0L gas car engine. The 2000-amp ceiling gives comfortable headroom even on the coldest winter mornings.
For fleet use or anyone maintaining multiple vehicles, the GB70's universal coverage makes it the one tool that handles everything from the compact fleet car to the heavy diesel work truck.
Value
The GB70 costs significantly more than the GB40 and GB50. That premium is justified for owners of large diesel engines or heavy equipment. For everyone else, it is an expensive way to buy coverage you will never use.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- 2000 peak amps covers nearly every gas and diesel engine on the road
- Gas coverage up to 8.0L, diesel up to 6.0L
- Same NOCO safety features across all models
- High-lumen LED flashlight
Cons
- Significantly larger and heavier than GB40 and GB50
- Premium price for coverage most drivers will never use
- Overkill for cars, crossovers, and light trucks
Bottom Line
Consider the NOCO Boost GB70 only if you own a large diesel truck, an RV, or heavy equipment that the GB50 cannot cover. For most drivers, the GB40 or GB50 is the right size.
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