19Pcs Car Panel Door Audio Trim Removal Tool Kit With Fastener Remover Pry Tool Set And Storage Bag Review

I really liked this trim panel remover set. I also have the Craftsman version of the pliers and they're identical except the color of the handle. The prying tools are also identical to the ones I had purchased before from Harbor Freight, but at a much cheaper price. Overall this kit is a great value for the price, and the tools seem like they're gonna last quite some time. I would purchase again if need be

After a few years of "making do" on trim panel removal, and more than a couple broken parts or connectors, I decided it was time to start using proper tools.This kit, while basic, is versatile enough I've been able to work on a 1989 Prelude, a 2002 CRV, a 1996 Blazer and several other vehicles without needing to look further for the proper tool. I've yet to encounter a vehicle I couldn't remove the trim panels from since buying this kit and not a single broken part.The only drawback this kit…

For a DIY'er these are great. If you're a pro and using these multiple times a day I would think they will hold up with what I was doing but I can't garuntee it. I do recommend it and would buy again. I originally got it for my cabin air on a 2020 f150. Hate how these car manufacturers are making it harder and harder to do basic stuff so you take it there dealer or shop. Dealer said $70 to change my cabin air filter lmao. I said, yeah okay bud. I have 20 minutes to change it myself. Used them…

I’m currently removing trim from the console in my vehicle to make a repair. The project is currently a work in progress and believe me. Had I not purchased kit I would be so much further behind.I’ve never pondered purchasing a trim removal kit because I did not know that there was such a thing. It is durable, sturdy and value for the money has been exceptional.RegardsTony Adams

This kit has the tools I need to remove the rear lighting assembly on my Subaru Forester, between the cost of the tool and two light bulbs this was a bargain, and next time the cost will drop lower. Nice "kit" packaging of the specialized tools, very necessary to change rear bulbs and not scratch the trim or the paint finish.

The number of tools plus the case couldn't be beat for the price. Got my dashboard open in my 2005 sedan without breaking more than two clips, I'd say that's pretty good. Only gave durability and sturdiness 4 stars because that was the point of the tools, they are plastic and subject to breaking with too much pressure. I wanted the tools to be able to break before my dashboard panels did, however since a couple of clips snapped, maybe the tools were a bit too tough (or maybe it was because my…

Pieces are made from a thick, sturdy plastic except for the pins that are made of metal. Plastic is soft enough not to cause damage to the paneling/surfaces but strong enough to get the job done.Avoid putting the pieces next to heat otherwise the plastic will melt. There is no labeling on the tools or a guide that tells what each are for so it helps to have some knowledge of which tool to use for what. Comes packaged well in a nice case. However the clip removal pliers are squeezed in the…

This is a nice set with good selection variety. The metal of the pullers is a little on the cheap side, but the plastic of the pry sticks is thick and strong. For the price, it certainly provides four stars worth of value.I used this primarily on my personal vehicles and this kit made several jobs much easier. The dashboard trim and the wheel well liners were the two biggest that could have been a genuine pain without the many options provided by the kit. The thickness is decent to gently pry…

While I haven't used these yet. I Chose the yellow color so they might Stand out in the grass,Etc. . Easier to See/Find! .they look decent.

Been using this kit at the dealership I work at for 2 months now. No damage to the tools or the cars! Great trim tool kit for the price!

This set provided me with absolutely everything needed to pull car door panels easily to replace car speakers in doors.

I've used these a about 10 times now and they have stood up pretty well. The ones I got from advance, where I got 5 pieces for the same price, lasted about 4l5 times before they started to show signs of wear. I would absolutely buy these again, but it appears that's gonna be a while.

I have not tested every tool, but these came in a compact folio style zippered case to start and that's terrific, so they stay together. These are HD nylon, not cheap plastic and they feel like exactly the tools I have needed on several DIY dismantling interior and exterior vehicle trim jobs I've done. The pry bars and plier tools are steel and I will be taking the tailgate of our SUV apart soon to get to a backup camera that's stopped working. This is a classic case where looking at both ends…

I had to get some fender trim off of my new Wrangler to replace some turn marker lights. I hit a local brick and mortar and they had just the single one metal tool like the long one in this kit, for 66% of the price of this entire set. I figured I could wait a couple days and ordered this.Glad I did.The metal tools are great and tough, but even the plastic ones are a lot stronger and sturdier than I had expected. Toss in all of that the sheer NUMBER of tools in here, as well as a nice case they

So far i've used about 3 of the tools in the kit. One thing that would be nice is some more stiff prying tools. One of them ended up working out for me but, I had an application where 2 of them would've been nice.

Could not have done the work without this tool set. Great product. Wish I had it decades ago when I did a LOT of my own interior work.

Amazing assortment of tools. The plastic tools were of very high quality. The metal pry tools were good, but had some rough edges that needed cleaning up with a file (see photo). Just took a couple of minutes. So overall a good deal, a really useful set of tools at a low price.

It's not the most expensive set, but it's every bit as good. Probably not the best set if your a pro. If you looking for a decent set for the home enthusiast this is what you're looking for.

Bought my window motor and this together. Don't know what I would have done without it. This makes things so much easier.

The large plastic tools are very rigid. But, the smaller metal "pry tools" are flimsy. For me, getting [any] of the tools "in and out" of the case is an annoyance. The sharp-tipped tools "bind" on the fabric.