Enhance Your Vehicle's Appearance with JINGSEN Tri-color Grille Badge Logo Decoration Accessories Car Truck Label Review

Easy installation. The screws were long enough to fit through the grille rather than having to remove the engine bay panel. I wish there were more color options especially orange, white and green.

Due to the price and the extra broken necks this badge seems to grab people's attention while driving and will bring any Toyota you stand in. With a grille designed to look like an aftermarket Ford Predator, this badge quickly makes it look like a tuned Toyota. Looks high quality and is easy to assemble.

Easy to install and looks great! Recommended. I removed the grille, a simple matter, removed the original TRD One badging that was showing its age and replaced it with this one in three colors. She looks good. Removing the grill will take you less than 10 minutes and a screwdriver.

The badge looks fantastic and was a bit difficult to install on my grill. I have this stx 2019. It's plastic and I broke it during installation so I had to super tape it again. After I made it it looked like crap so I just threw it away. If it wasn't so easy to click with a slight twist I would have given it 4 or 5 stars.

This item looks 15-20% larger in the pictures. I had to buy extra washers and nuts to attach it to my grill. Threading the screws into the tri-color plate pushed the plastic samples away from the main plate and caused them to detach. I had to re-stick them to a black base plate. In general if it was 20% bigger I would be better off buying it.

This icon looks good but is poorly designed due to poor hardware. You get a threaded post that screws into a plastic badge on one end and has non-locking nuts on the other. A thin piece of plastic serves as the base plate. I didn't really see a way to ensure the nuts wouldn't vibrate freely over time or the pin wouldn't come out of the badge, so I used threadlock on both sides. I'm not sure if the threads in the plastic plaque failed to hold the posts or if the flimsy plastic baseplate broke…

I opened the product and found that there are nuts pressed into the back for inserting threaded rods. The first problem was that the part was cast over the threads of the nuts so the threads weren't visible. I don't know if this was done on purpose for some sort of locking feature or by accident. If it's a locking function it would be a good idea to put a slot on the threaded rods. I finally installed the sticks and then installed them on my grill and the sticks were about 3 times the length…