🚗 Jaronx BMW Pedal Covers - No Drill Anti-Slip Aluminum Gas Brake Pedal Cover Set (Compatible with BMW 3 5 6 7 X3 X4 X5 X6 Z4, E90 E91 E70 E71 F10 F11 F01 F25 E89) Review

I used to order the wrong one, it doesn't fit and the seller makes every effort to send me the right one and it fits perfectly. I really like how it looks in my car, just make sure you order the right one, I have an A model and a 2014 BMW 320i. Thank you for the great customer service, they try to make things right and make sure you are happy with your order. I absolutely recommend this seller to everyone!

I ordered them for my 2013 BMW 528 but then used them on my 2009 BMW X5. They are perfect for both cars. They are easy to install with minimal effort. Braking was a bit more difficult, but doable. They look great and give a classy look. The material is very good and durable. They had them for about a month and they didn't move an iota. Very tight on the pedals. Very good for the price

I have a 2015 BMW 535i XDrive and the pedals fit GREAT! Removing the brake pedal and installing new pedals literally took less than a minute. You can really "feel" when the pedals are secure and in place. Note that you must physically remove the cover from the brake pedal, but you will only cover the existing accelerator pedal in the new Sport model. I highly recommend this product. To look beautiful.

These pads are suitable for Land Rover Range Rover 2006-2009 MY (supercharged and HSE). They fit well. The brake pedal replaces the existing brake cover, while the accelerator pedal sits on the existing accelerator pedal mold (no original trim needs to be removed). The rubber is grippy and while the metal looks cheap up close, once installed it looks nice. Tested and confirmed to fit: 2009 Land Rover Range Rover HSE (L322) 2009 Land Rover Range Rover Supercharged (L322) .

They really matter! I just installed them so can't comment on their durability but they look great and are very easy to install. All you have to do is install the throttle above the pedal. One for the brake. Be sure to remove the rubber grommet that was already installed. I see someone posted about how hard it was to put it on the brakes, they obviously didn't remove the rubber from the brake. I would give it 5 stars but I had a tiny gap in the accelerator pedal. You shouldn't send it back for…

Just installed these pedals on my BMW e91 station wagon. Installing the gas pedal wasn't difficult. It took a little effort to remove the original rubber brake pedal boot, but I was able to complete the entire installation in 5 minutes. The only thing that bothered me was the gas pedal. Although it simply slid over the factory part, it did not wrap completely around the pedal because there were two arched ribs on the back of the gas pedal that prevented the new pedal pads from wrapping…

I love her looks, it makes her more fun and sporty! The review I read that the brake pedal is very difficult to install was 100% accurate. I tried a short flathead screwdriver and struggled from all sides for about 20 minutes, but the rubber is so thick and hard that it only slips on one side and not the other. Luckily, my wise mom advised me to soak it in boiling water to soften the gum. It wasn't enough, but almost. She then suggested using WD40 which helped lubricate all the edges and soften

Love mmm! Hope this helps and reassures that it's easy to install a great product at half the price. I threw them up my 2019 x7 50i tree and they seem to be more durable than what's out there. BMW large plastic, so the gas pedal feels like the force of a steel brake lever. For less than $20, there's nothing you won't like unless you love to drill and pay more to make the drilling necessary. The gas pedal feels like sliding your foot in your boot for a few seconds. Don't listen to the hard brake