🔧 Essential Hardware Kit for Cargo Net Replacement Hooks (4 pcs) Review

I have one of the stretchable cargo nets to put in the back of my pickup. The bed has several "hooks" and mounting holes, but none fit my net, so I grabbed them. The sides of the pickup platform are double panels, so I drilled a hole in the platform on each side, just above the grille. FYI I preferred it to be behind the bed by the back door. Once installed, the cargo net works very well there, thank you very much. I recommend it.

Perfect replacement for a trunk clip that was removed from a 2004 Toyota Corolla and which I installed myself on my 2015 Honda Civic. I damaged one of the plastic latches (i.e. stripped the threads) while figuring out how to fit it to a new car (in an unofficial manner, as I didn't have the tools or the patience to disassemble the entire trunk as shown in the YouTube video) and it was the perfect replacement. In the picture, the top one is the old one that has been damaged. The one below is one

Updated 5/1/2019, one of the hooks has one of the four hooks (ears) broken off. This is in a 2019 Hynudai Kona that was only used for products. Apparently not quite "strong" product. We'll keep an eye on the other three and report back if more outages occur. Despite the odd use of Jessica Alba's name in the product name, they're perfect for what we wanted, which was installing a luggage net in the rear of a 2019 Hyundai. Kona for storing groceries in an "envelope" type cargo net installed at…