🔩 Autobahn88 6.5mm Plastic Rivet Clip Bumper Fender Clip - Nissan, Suzuki, Subaru, Honda (Pack of 20) Review

They are exactly the same size for pink door and/or interior trim panels. Did a great job on my Honda Element's internals that needed new ones.

Toyota Sienna 1999 I had to replace the broken original clips on the inner member. They hold very tight and break when removed, just like the originals. Color, fit, shape, size - everything looks real. You definitely don't need that much, but it's a wholesale business.

I had to take a razor blade and slightly increase the square clearance at the nose of these clips to make them work on a 1982 Toyota 4x4 grille. Not sure if these are an aftermarket or factory grille replacement, but by simply removing the leading edge of each gap they snap into place perfectly. No big deal, just a few seconds at a time to get them working. Again, this might just be the grid I was working with, maybe not a clamp but FYI.

If this Mazda clamp/part is the one listed then it's a bargain. These things are around $3 at the dealer, and most assembly builds (rocker arms/mouldings, etc.) take 7-10 parts anyway. Recommend. We've had about 0% success removing the assembly without breaking the old (fragile) clamps. Compared to the ones we got from the dealer, they were exactly the same size and made of the same plastic.

I bought these to reinstall the front seal on a new hood on my 2007 Hyundai Tucson. The original clips came out but looked pretty torn and I highly doubted they would last. Hyundai believes the ones they sell are made of 24k gold because of their price. They arrived quickly and fit perfectly. Insertion into the hood was easy, but they installed with the strength I've come to expect from a clamp meant to last for years. Overall a great replacement for a factory part.