GEARit 16 AWG Automotive Wire, 4 × 100 ft, CCA

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Product guide

GEARit 16 AWG Automotive Wire, 4 × 100 ft, CCA

GEARit GI-PRIM-16AWG-CCA-100FT-4PK is a four-color set of 16 AWG automotive wire, with a claimed 100 ft per color. Its CCA strands and flexible PVC jacket are intended for vehicle audio, lighting, trailer wiring and other low-voltage projects.

At a glance

Four separately routed colors are listed: red, black, blue and yellow.
The listing describes flexible stranded copper-clad aluminum (CCA) with a PVC jacket.
Suggested uses include compatible car speaker connections, 12V accessories, lighting and trailer harness repairs.
Each claimed 100 ft roll can be cut to suit a project route.

Price

$24.74Save 16%

Reference price: ~~$29.42~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Often bought together

GEARit 14 Gauge Automotive Wire 100ft Each 4 Pack CCA Black Red Blue Yellow | Build: stranded CCA wire, soft-touch PVC jacket; Uses: car speaker wire, trailer harness, 12V accessories; Total: 400 ft.

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Pros and cons

Pros

Four colors can help organize and distinguish separate wiring runs.
Separate rolls and cut-to-length wire offer flexibility for multi-circuit DIY projects.
Customer feedback reports that the wire is easy to work with and flexible.

Cons

CCA is not solid copper, so buyers specifically needing copper conductors should choose accordingly.

Technical specifications

8 specifications

Identity
Brand	GEARit
Model	GI-PRIM-16AWG-CCA-100FT-4PK
Gauge	16

Materials and construction
Material listed	Copper
Strand construction	Multiple Strands

Configuration and applications
Colors	16AWG Red,Black,Blue,Yellow
Number of wires	4
Stated voltage	12 volts

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing identifies the material both as “Copper” and as CCA, which means copper-clad aluminum, and describes four 100 ft rolls in the title and features. Confirm the selected listing and conductor material before purchase. For 12V circuits, size the wire for the application and consider wire length and fuse protection. The page also gives differing voltage claims of 12 volts and 6 to 80V.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

DIY vehicle wiring where color-coded, cut-to-length 16 AWG leads are useful.
Car audio speaker connections and accessory circuits that are suitable for 16 AWG wire.
Low-voltage lighting or trailer-harness repairs when wire size and circuit protection are appropriate.

Less suited to

Buyers who require solid copper conductors rather than CCA.
Applications where 16 AWG wire is not suitably sized for the circuit.

GEARit 16 AWG Automotive Wire, 4 × 100 ft, CCA · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

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Customer feedback highlights ease of handling and flexibility, with a report of use on off-road rock lights and light bars. Durability and insulation impressions are mixed, including reports of strands coming apart. That matters for routed vehicle wiring, where the listing's flexible stranded construction is useful but does not settle concerns about strand integrity or insulation quality.

Positive themes

Customers describe the wire as easy to work with and flexible.

Negative themes

Some customers report strands falling apart.

Mixed feedback

Durability and insulation quality receive mixed feedback.

Frequently asked questions

How much wire is included?

The product title and feature text claim four 100 ft rolls, one each in black, red, blue and yellow. Check the selected listing because the product details also show a unit count of 1 Count.

Is this solid copper wire?

The listing conflicts: a material field says Copper, while the title and feature description identify CCA, or copper-clad aluminum. Confirm the conductor material if that distinction matters for your project.

What projects is it intended for?

The listing suggests compatible car speaker connections, 12V accessories, lighting and trailer harness repairs. Confirm that 16 AWG and the wire length are appropriate for your specific circuit.

Does the page specify a voltage range?

It gives inconsistent claims: the details say 12 volts, while an A+ specification states 6 to 80V. Treat the applicable rating as unconfirmed and verify it for the intended use.