🔩 Premium Black Zinc Plated License Plate Screws - OE Style Fastener Kit with Nylon Inserts for Securely Attaching License Plates, Frames & Covers Review

These black license plate screws did the job and look great. I'm taking off a star because, as others have said, the paint chipped a bit during installation. Just be careful when you put them on.

They were pretty easy to fit and seem to be holding up well. You have to be careful not to overtighten them or they will break. It would be better if the slot coverage was metric.

They are great for Ford Escape 2019. The vehicle only comes with 2 screws on the top of the label and 2 rubber tabs on the bottom. After getting this I was able to hold the license with 4 screws and the black color suits my day.

The screws were helpful. The inserts are too large without enlarging the pre-drilled holes on the ram. Uses a factory bracket and two black screws. screws. Unfortunately not black and attached vanity top.

They get the job done, the fasteners were the most important part of the equation, just remember to hold them with needle nose pliers or something as they can really hurt your finger if you turning the screw on the other side too fast. (j4.)

I purchased this kit to install the front license plate on a 2013 GMC Yukon XL Denali. Installation was easy, just drill holes for the nylon inserts and slide them in. The car is black and I love that you can order a kit with black screws. Highly recommended and the price is right!

So I ordered these screws to attach my new silicone license plate frames to my midlife crisis shower car. Let me tell you these are the only things that go bad in this little car. It's too small for everything else. They hold the license plate frame very well.

Inserts look like OE Grade E. However, I found the inserts to be slightly larger than the holes in the bumper of my 2020 Ram Tradesman truck. The pop up window said they fit. This is accomplished by widening the hole with a drill. Then it worked as expected. Just don't expect to open the packaging and insert the insert directly into the bumper.

Screws are excellent. They are long enough to fit through my cymbal, cymbal holder and screw hole. They are a good color and size and the threads hold up. They are also said to be rust resistant. Unfortunately, the plastic fittings that I thought would fit perfectly in the hole are so big that I would have to use a giant hole in the bumper to mount them. If I ever lost one, no screw would fit, so I didn't use plastic hardware. But then again, the screws were great.