🔌 Optimized for SEO: Gates 90331 Anti-Static Strap Review

This strap grounds the vehicle's frame so you don't get electrocuted if you hit the ground. Works every time. You can still get electrocuted from sitting in a car for a while, especially as a passenger, and wearing a heavy coat or windbreaker and static electricity. Touching metal on a grounded machine will electrocute you, but hopefully you're touching something often enough to prevent a significant build-up. With this harness, you and the MASCHINE don't build up a common charge, so you won't…

, I have had this anti-static strap on my 1994 Ford Explorer work truck for three weeks now. I read reviews ranging from "works great" to "waste of money" before I bought and tried it. So far this has worked great for me. No more electric shocks when I get out of the car. I live in Los Angeles where the weather is usually dry (= high static electricity). However, on two occasions I noticed that I felt a slight jerk when exiting the truck (not to be compared to the "shocking experience" before I

I drive a 2016 Nissan NV2500 and the plastic interior with cloth seats creates so much static it's annoying, you can feel it as soon as you get in the van. Vehicles get static just driving down the street and this van is huge so it creates a lot of static with the entire plane flying through the air. Bought two of these tapes. I attached one to the frame and the other to the body. Just remember to remove some paint when installing on the body. I have checked their integrity with my meter and…