🔩 High-Quality Stainless Steel License Plate Screws for Audi A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8 RS3 RS4 RS5 RS6 RS7 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q7 Q8 SQ5 SQ7 SQ8 RS Q8 TT TTS TT RS R8 E-tron (Standard Length) Review

These screws are not very long as advertised! They are literally half the length of the original bolts I removed from my SUV, although the description says they are longer.

Nothing to say about a couple of screws other than they fit and won't rust which is all I needed. Well, you can also say that they are expensive, which is obvious. But at least they're still clean and shiny.

As advertised. Please note that I am writing a review about screws. I have yet to put them on my mounting plates but they look great. I think more reviews of the screw should be written. Oh, I'm sure you tighten, you turn right. Phillips required.

They look good (the new stainless steel is so shiny) and easy to fit. My Audi S4 is 2000 as it came plastic but it took a lot of torque and smaller would be better

They're longer than the screws that come with the car, but not long enough for the job. Can't say the screws are of poor quality, they just aren't as long as I expected. I hesitate to try an even more advanced version, in fact I can't find it.

I bought the standard size screws to get rid of the dealer plate frame on my 2018 Audi A5. While the standard sized bolts I received are slightly shorter than the ones used to attach the license plate frame to the car, they are still too long compared to Audi's rear license plate bracket as it has flat nuts. When these screws are fully tightened, the license plate will still be slightly loose and will slide freely sideways, up and down. If they were 2mm shorter they could work great. For this I