Not exactly like the fasteners used to retain the OEM engine splash guard, but they function just fine and hold the splash guard securely in place. This is a FL vehicle, so the snow piles don't test the fasteners' ability to keep the splash guard up. But, I wouldn't hesitate to use them on my MA vehicles. They are many many dollars cheaper than Toyota fasteners. Go for 'em.

At first I was very disapointed and left a poor review becausr I thought they were too small. I found out that there are two sizes and I was trying to use them for two different parts. They are too small for the bumper cover but just right for the top piece tha covers the radiator on my 2008 Toyota Prius.

Do not fit my 2012 Lexus as well as the originals but will do in a pinch.Item arrived promptly and was properly packaged. That's my feedback.

I am pleasantly surprised how well the Push-Type Retainer fit my Lexus RX 350 engine cover. I have read that the fit can be a bit loose - that is not my experience. The Retainer comes in two pieces, first you place the larger piece, then you insert the smaller piece through the middle of the larger piece - voila, the fit will be snug and perfect - I however don't know what will happen when I try to remove it though.

Had to replace under carriage plastic shield and some of the fasteners on a 2008 Rav4, these worked perfect. That's my review.

I say good fit, not a perfect fit because they do not quite look the same as original clips but they work exactly the same. They are the same however as what dealer sells are a replacement clips at $2.50 for one clip. They work perfectly as a replacement for clips that hold radiator cover as well as for clips that hold under the car splash guard. Initially I thought that under the car clips are larger but they are exactly the same. If you have 2008 Camry with some broken clips these are perfect

The clips in my vehicles are the pop-up style that you just push down to release and pull the clip out. These clips do not pop up. They need to be pried up with a tool (clip remover, flat head screwdriver, or even fingernails). They fit perfectly and are the same size as the original clips, so they do what I need them to do. They just take a few more seconds to remove.

Exactly what I needed to clip one side of my mud guard back on as it kept rubbing on my tire. Dealer was trying to charge me $60 to repair. I spent less than $10 on revain and did it myself in 2 mins.

These worked on the engine compartment covers of a 2007 Lexus LS460 for the most part. A couple of the holes where the covers attached to sheet metal appeared to be a larger diameter and they wouldn't work in those holes. For less than $5 bucks, you can't go wrong.

This fits my 2011 rx350 perfectly. Now I haven't tried to remove them but it looks like it could be a pain to remove and or possibly break when trying.

Great product. Could be a tighter fit but seems adequate and will not come out. I replaced 10 under my hood on radiator cover and grill supports and it appears to be holding everything in place just fine. Nice to have extras around for future. 2003 Toyota 4Runner Limited 4x4

These clips did the job. I wish they came in a smaller quantity, as I did not need even a 1/4 of how many came with it. But very easy to use.

I am glad I got this clips. They’re actually far more superior quality then the Oem. The oem breaks easily when they’re been removed. If you break this one off, that’s your fault. Look at the image and see the plier that’s been used to remove it, and trust me you won’t have any issues. I have this type of tool right now and test it out to see if what the negative reviews are correct. And I can confirm you, they’re incorrect. It’s because the right tool was not use.

These pins replaced the broken original Lexus pins perfectly. Also a lot less expensive than buying from Lexus! Thanks for attention.

Very good substitute for the Lexus OEM part. I used these on a 2006 Lexus GS300. I deducted 1 star since they are not reusable. Since they are not reusable I moved the original clips from less frequently accessed areas to the more frequently used areas on the front covers and by the radiator. I used these on the less frequently used covers since I will likely have to break them off when I need to get to those areas.