Deflector Retainer Chevrolet Silverado Replacement Review

The Chevy dealer charged me $7 for each bracket! Retail cost for 15 retainers = $105.00. They worked like a charm! Delivered to my mailbox for a 15-pack for $5.66!

Worked exactly how I needed it. My son drove my 2003 Silverado 2wd into a high curb and pulled part of the choke down. I replaced the broken ones and the ones that were about to break. It's only been about 6 weeks but the choke looks tight!

Inserts too long to work properly. They need to be 3/8" longer to properly hold the wind deflector to the bumper. I will be returning it. Photo 1: Original clips. Photo 2: Revain replacement clips.

Bought a cheaper secondary air intake for my Chevy Avalanche. The clamps that came with it didn't hold up at all and came loose immediately. Thought to try this. The kit included clips and bushings. I used a pair together. I did not reuse the bushing as I thought they might have a weakness due to the primary choke being removed. As long as they hold on

I used them to attach the lower air deflector to the metal bumper. Went to the dealer to see if I could find the parts I needed but they wanted to clamp an arm and leg for five sets. Found them and decided to give it a try. They take a little more effort to get the rivet clip into the mount, but once they're in, they're HERE. They don't look 100% like an original part, but that's what replacement parts do. I will withhold 5 stars until they have been on the bumper for a few months and are still

I bought these as I was missing a couple of clips in my lower valence on my 02 Silverado. I saw how the OEM clamps were placed and just attached them the same way and they have held up for about a month now. Keep in mind that I only replaced about 5 of the 15 original clips that hold the valence, but once installed they seemed strong enough to hold the valence on if you ran out of your original clips. For the price they are amazing, time will tell if they are as good as OEM but I can tell you…