Angooni Custom Push Retainer Clips for Subaru - OEM-Strength 120PCS Fastener Rivet Clips Kit | Nylon Bumper Automotive Clips with Remover Tool Review

Replacement headlight assembly and required to remove front bumper fascia. New clips make assembly much easier instead of trying to reuse old ones. Worth every penny.

These brackets are the same as the factory brackets on my Subaru Forester. The kit is excellent value for money. Try buying similar ones at an auto parts store and you'll see how expensive they are elsewhere.

My 2014 WRX broke a few clips under the hood thanks to a shabby workshop after I was hit by a deer. They didn't fit either of the two different clip styles I needed. Not really worth returning them and hopefully they'll come in handy elsewhere on the car in the future.

They are PERFECT for my 2012 Subaru Outback. I always break or lose at least a few while working on my car. Even replacing the lightbulb at the front of the car insures a few lost or broken ones. My front wheel arches no longer flap in the wind on the Autobahn and for the first time my air intake ALWAYS has BOTH holders!

The tip of the tool is quite thick, it has been sharpened to thickness and then coated with paint or anodized further enhancing the fleshy tip. This tool is worse than just a screwdriver or your fingers. Throw the tool straight into the toilet. there it should be, or get another set with a real BLUE PEN tool

Downgraded to 3 stars because it is not easy to remove. I had to break each one to take them off, the plastic is flimsy when it comes to pushing or twisting them. Holds the inner wheel in place well. But when it came to distance, it was painful. Pliers are needed to pry and pull out the clamps. At least I have more. But damn it was a headache.

There are many plastic fasteners out there but the cheaper ones tend to be disposable junk and they break the next time you try to take them out or they just don't fit. On a whim I spent a few bucks more on a set of clasps and it was well worth it. They fit all standard sizes that I know. Probably some of the best available.

My local Subaru dealer offered me $8 and $6 for fasteners I needed after some broke and others were missing altogether when replacing the low beam on my 2013 Outback. I laughed and told them I would try my luck elsewhere first. I found this article and decided to give it a try. They don't match exactly, but they work great, so don't worry. Also, one of my rays was darker than the other. Went back to Advance Auto Zone and they gave me a replacement. I broke two more fasteners when I replaced…

I have a 2005 STI, a 2012 WRX station wagon (and had a 2008 WRX station wagon). I often change the oil myself and do minor work on my machines myself. I think most people who work on their Subaru are familiar with these clips. I've always tried to reuse them, but they inevitably end up breaking - even the ones that hold things I don't normally take off. I noticed over the weekend that my 2012 6 of these brackets were missing from the plastic frame that directs air to the overhead intercooler. I