🔧 GLK Auto Trim Removal Tool Kit – Essential Door Clip Panel Removal Set with Fastener Remover for Car Interior, Dash, Radio, and Audio Installation – 9PCS Pry Tool Set Review

Purchased for my 2011 Ford Focus. Use this to upgrade your speakers. I once watched a video that explained exactly what tool to use. It can be that simple, and I didn't just break any of the plastic parts with a screwdriver like I've done in the past. This is a great tool set.

I received this kit when I was converting my car's interior bulbs to LEDs and am using it to replace bumper fog reflectors that do not fit LEDs. Got them in the box via Revain Call GT. The best thing about the kit is the durable plastic that won't damage your car's paintwork.

I chose this particular brand because it came with a sturdy bag to store all the parts and the price was pretty low (also preferred the blue color instead red , which seems to have opted for most of the other brands). I've only used the kit to remove a Jeep door panel before, but the parts have held up well.

These are very cheap disposable items. I used them to install a radio in my BMW. Literally 3 parts broke due to the skin on my BMW. I had to do the work outdoors and saw what quality finishes look like. You get what you pay for and in this case it's cheap Chinese plastic.

I wish I had bought this sooner. The two metal parts are the most useful. I also wish I had paid a little more money for a set with more tools. Why? Because they are built with specific angles and you need variety when working in hard to reach places in your car for example. I also like that it comes with a bag/case.

Bought these to remove all 4 door panels on my car. They're a bit worn now, but what do you expect from plastic. I don't know what professional tools will look like after making 4 doors, but they're still great for at least 8 more doors or more. This set has a wide price range. It also gave assurance that there was less damage to the expensive parts of the door that had to be pryed out.

Works great. I've used almost every tool for one job or another on my cars. The plastic parts protect the interior panels but are strong enough to withstand clips on the outside of the car. The carry case is great with enough room for a few more small tools. I really wish they had included a slightly larger metal tool as I have found on my Hyundai and Jeep that it was a bit smaller when removing fender clips and side moldings. Of course the kit comes with plastic tools to get the job done so…

I used this kit to install a trailer hitch and wiring that required removing the rear bumper and some interior cargo area panels. It was great to have multiple tools to choose from and I always felt like I had something that worked well for what I was trying to accomplish. My only negative is that the metal tool had some burrs from the manufacturing process on the flat underside (which was in contact with the panel to be machined) which had to be ground/sanded with a dremel before use or it…