🔩 Rolling Gears JDM Bumper Quick Release Front Rear Bumper Fasteners - Neo Chrome (4 Piece Set) with 4 x O-Ring Review

Only used aluminum parts and fasteners from the kit, used parts from the snowmobile hood assembly kit, they appear to be well made with quality hardware.

My bumper on my Lancer had installation issues on the sides, I installed it in about 15 minutes and love it. No more tag, no more tripping around and scratching the floor. I will be ordering more and more rubber bands in the future.

Durability is pretty good although depending on where you live there are times when the heat or salt from the roads they throw in for the snow will cause the straps to be strong burst. Easier. It's almost inevitable and there's nothing you can do about it. So I will still buy it again and recommend it.

Took me probably 30 minutes to install and it looks amazing. It holds my bumper with no problem and when I need to work on the compressor line it takes me 2 seconds to remove my bumper. It comes with some extra elastics, which is pretty cool too, and they're pretty thick and seem to last a while.

These quick release bumper brackets saved my 2K Honda Accord coupe! The mounts and elastics are solidly built, the color seems to be holding up well so far (I'm rocking a black pair), and installation was quick, fun, and easy! I would recommend this brand of quick release skewers without hesitation!

This product and company are great! My package was delivered 4 days earlier than expected! Very very easy to install. I used a 1/4" drill bit (not included) and watched how far they would come apart and everything was perfect! Will be buying another rear bumper kit soon when I'm done with the whole body! Car Honda Civic 92 hatchback.

They work as intended if placed correctly just read recommended spacing. As for the rubber bands, they need to be replaced. After all, they are rubbery and have a decent amount of tension. It comes with a spare set, but you can buy more spare parts very cheaply. They survived with the first set of tapes, which I had noticed several times on the front end (problems with an underrated car).