🚗 Guteauto 620 Pcs Car Retainer Clips Plastic Fasteners Kit: Ultimate Rivet Clips Set for Toyota, GM, Ford, Honda, Acura, Chrysler Review

Bought these to fit a wheel arch protector on my Kia Sedona. I dreaded this project until I found these beauties because the auto parts store charged about $1 or more per connector. Now it's done and I have plenty of connections left for future projects.

Used to reinstall a door panel on a 2003 Oldsmobile Silhouette. They worked like clockwork and weren't as fragile as I expected. I got this particular set because it came with tools and I'm glad I did. The tools have made things a lot easier, and they're solid enough that I'll get a lot more use out of them. A good option for the money in my opinion. Even with thick zippers!

Time and Texan heat tend to rot plastic. Some of my tabs came loose, or maybe something along the way hit the tabs the right way, either hacking them or compromising their functionality. Buy them and so far every size I need is in this set. For the price and number of mounts, it was an easy decision. This is a set to buy.

Worked great. Modified fender liner for Toyota Rav4 2005. It wasn't an exact match but it worked great because two different types were needed and there was a lot to choose from in this kit. They were LITTLE weak and kept breaking because the liner I was sucking in and the hole weren't perfectly aligned so there was a lot of tugging and grumbling when I tried to drive them in, but there was plenty of extra. Also shipped quickly. It's worth it.

I'm tired of paying 2-3 dollars for each clip at the dealer when most become brittle and break over time. No, even original clips don't last forever. I took a chance and thought that maybe they "upgraded" the quality of their game. Well, the answer to that question is a big YES! These are nylon type plastic clips. These aren't the brittle acrylics that used to shatter if you hit them too hard (like hitting the door panel). I've used a few of these and they're holding up really well in the…