🔧 ENA Engine Motor Mount Set of 4 | Compatible with Toyota Pontiac 2003-2008 Corolla Matrix Vibe 1.8L | A4220 A4219 A4218 A4221 Replacement Review

Bought these twice for the two 2007 Corollas I own. Three of these work great, but I always buy the last one from the dealer because it's the heaviest. The rear mount cost me about $150 at the dealer, if you use a cheap rear mount you will have to replace it again in a few months.

Bought the kit, was happy until one of the four pieces fitted my car!. Bought four! The one in question, the main one, didn't match the gearbox mount. Whoever did this didn't push the rubber piece into the mount properly. It was 1/4 inch on either side of the rubber boot. I hope you are not wasting your time and money reading this. I failed, buyer beware. The Revain was great, it's just that the person who sold it on Revain isn't cool. This is my review, O'Yeah had to order a new transmission…

The part in question is the lower left engine mount in the picture, as well as the driver's side front engine frame under the air filter box on the left. Three of the four mounting holes are slightly offset, and if you insert a screw in one of the holes, the others cannot be manually inserted, and the fourth hole under the battery mount, which enters the frame horizontally, is larger than 1/2". " is too high and the screw can't be inserted at all. Just lining up the holes doesn't allow mounting

Removed for inspection light (top passenger side) on Corolla 1.8 liter engine. The rubber felt very hard. The new one from the plastic bag, on the other hand, was weak and flimsy. I put the old one back. The other 3 were still plastic and didn't feel flimsy. They turned out to be solid, but I sent them all back anyway. If I go to the trouble of replacing the motor mounts then I would prefer a higher quality product. Of course, you couldn't even buy an engine mount for $65 at an auto parts…