🚪 Jaronx 2PCS Door Handle Covers for BMW 3 Series 4 Series - Driver & Passenger Side Door Pull Handle Covers (Fits BMW 320i, 328i, 330i, 335i F30/F31 and 428i, 435i F32/F36) - Black Review

I am EXTREMELY IMPRESSED AND SATISFIED with this product! I've always driven BMWs and almost everyone has had this problem. I've spent hours researching issues online to find a solution. I was so excited when I saw them and they are absolutely perfect. They were removed from the original packaging and snapped into place on both doors in less than 3 minutes. No more sticky, disgusting dirt! I very rarely write product reviews, but this one definitely deserves all the stars I can give it. Highly…

They're great for a quick fix. It only took a few seconds to install and they snapped into place. They hang a bit over the handle, but that's to be expected. Being all plastic, they seem cheaper than rubberized OEM parts (again, to be expected), but the trade-off is that they don't melt and turn into a mess. One of mine was clearly needed. It was taken out of a styrofoam bag and had fingerprints and traces of glue from a pen on it. Overall I'm very happy with them but will probably get a full…

These snap on covers are a great fit for the 2014 328i. These must have taken about 30 seconds each, the stickiness of the inside handle and the exorbitant replacement cost was very annoying, and I didn't want to go through the hassle of removing the door panel with all sorts of collateral damage (broken clips, rattling after reinstallation). These covers solve everything. The fit is perfect, there is a lip on the edges of each lid to allow the lid to snap into the gap between the outer and…

To be clear this is plastic with a carbon fiber pattern on the outside - it's not real carbon fiber and I wasn't expecting that at this price point. The carbon fiber print is high quality and a perfect fit. The piece is flexible enough to wrap around the door latch and slide into place. There is a tiny lip at the transition, just enough to hide my tan factory handle and create a clean line between that part and the aluminum face of the lugged door handle. This is a much better fitting product…

Earlier this year I bought a 'sloppy used' 2012 BMW 328i. The car is in excellent condition; Super clean inside and out so I was very surprised by the rough, sticky, gooey hollowed soft touch plastic on the inside door handles. (See the "before" photo.) After a little googling and reading a lot of forum posts and comments, I found that this is a long known and very common problem on BMWs as this particular type of plastic becomes soft and melts when exposed to heat. . It's then prone to denting