I try (if at all possible), to avoid replacement ends. Developing bad connection at the post, is bad enough, without adding more misery and headache to the cable.
My experience with add on ends. Sooner, or later you'll run into a bad connection problem. Caused by corrosion, or whatever. Not all that big of a deal, if it happens right outside your shop at home, where you got all your parts and tools to fix it. Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to ever be where it happens out. It's always at the fuel pumps at a (self service) gas station. Or in the parking lot after church. It never fails, it always happens in places like that.
Another beef I got with replacement ends, everytime you put one on, it basically requires you to clip the old end off. If nothing else, clip some of the cable off to get back to some fresh cable to apply the new end to. We all know that, original cables are none to extra long. So then you are fighting the whole cable being barely long enough to get on the battery post thing when done.
I just avoid replacement ends if I can. About the only time I consider them, is if it is going to be a heck of a lot of grief to replace the whole cable.
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