JOREST 300Pcs Car Fuse Assortment Kit, 160 Mini Blade Fuses Automotive + 90 Standard Auto Fuses + 50 Micro + Puller – Replacement for RV Camper Boat Truck (2Amp 3A 5A 7.5A 10A 15A 20A 25A 30A 35A 40A)

Good assortment of fuses for a great price

This kit has literally every fuse I could need for my car, RV, or even my friend’s boat. The variety of sizes and types (mini, micro, and standard blade) covers all the bases. Comes neatly organized with a fuse puller, which is super helpful when you’re on the side of the road or working in tight spots. The box is compact and easy to toss in the glovebox or tool kit. Solid value and peace of mind.

Great selection of fuses at great prices & they work great no issues so far. Recommended!

GOOD QUALITY!! GREAT VARIETY!!! Packs like these are the only way to go when buying fuses. The organization is decent; could be better. You have to cross reference in order to quickly grab the fuse you want. Don’t let that stop you from buying these though.

Bought to keep in our camper. Great price for a large number and variety of fuses.

These are really cheap fuses, but they do the trick and they come with a lot of them. I was able to replace the fuses in my 97 accord and everything works great.

I drive a 2016 BMW 340i xDrive, and as anyone with a modern BMW knows — there’s a lot of electronics and fuses involved. Nothing was wrong with my car, but I decided to do some preventative maintenance and replace a few old fuses that looked a little rusty or discolored. I picked up the JOREST 300-Piece Fuse Assortment Kit, and it honestly gave me peace of mind. I ended up replacing quite a few of the smaller 5-amp mini fuses (that’s what I meant earlier — not 5 volts). After swapping them out, I cleared the codes on my car, and none have come back since. Everything’s been running smoothly. If you’ve been hesitating or second-guessing whether these fuses are worth it — take this as your vote of confidence. They fit well, function properly, and the variety in the kit covers just about everything you’ll need. The only small gripe I have (and this is just me nitpicking) is that I wish the numbers were printed more clearly on each fuse. It would make identifying them faster. But that’s more of a convenience thing, not a deal-breaker. My advice? Go for the 300-piece kit. You’ll never know how many you might need, especially as your car ages. For me, it’s worth it just for the peace of mind knowing I’ve got replacements ready to go. Overall, this kit does exactly what it’s supposed to — reliable, affordable, and gives you one less thing to worry about.

Great value and good fuses but are packed loosely in a plastic tray. Not organized.