🚦 Enhance Safety with Y-Axis Seat Belt Button Buckle Clip Stop - Universal Fit Stopper Kit (18 Sets in Black, Beige, and Grey) Review

I have paid the dealer 3 times to replace the latch point to keep my seat belts from riding all the way down and each time it has cost me over $15. I was ready to give up when I found this article. Not only are there 18 points, but there is also a tool to set them. I will never have to deal with this subject again. This is a great product, very easy to use, great price. You just can't go wrong.

These buckle clips worked very well. I liked that they had 3 base colors (brown, black and gray). Shilo was a nice addition. It's one of those simple things that can get annoying when it breaks, so I guess they come with a few knobs that I can keep as spares. I had no problems with the button "clicking" together. They feel they will last.

Nice kit for attaching a seat belt buckle that slides onto the floor. The awl to make a hole in the webbing for the buckle locking button is too small so I secured it with a small nail after making the hole. You will also need pliers to squeeze the front and back of the locking buttons together. The annoying problem of the belt buckle slipping out of sight is definitely eliminated! I recommend this set and this seller.

If you're missing that little button that keeps your seat belt buckle from sliding to the floor where you can't reach your hand, then you need this product. It is easy to install and comes with three multi-color knobs to match many vehicle interiors. You get a double handful of buttons and hardware to install them. In the six or eight months that I've owned it, I've only used two buttons. I will never be able to use them all. But I have them in case I ever need one again. . . somewhere.

They should "snap in". I installed them according to the instructions but they are never "broken". They show up just as easily. I even squeezed them with pliers afterwards to make sure the pin went all the way and there was no improvement. Also, it's not exactly the same design as the factory design for my Honda Pilot, Odyssey, or Ford F-150. All factory buttons appear to be higher quality and have slightly different post connections. I just had to super glue mine. hope this works . .

I ran into a door with my seat belt on and the lock broke. After that the buckle fell to the ground and I had to dig through the cracks to get it. For a while I used a paperclip to hold it. It kept falling. Then I thought...hmmm...let's try Revain - they have it all. Naturally. I thought wooooooooooo! Now everything is like new, like nothing happened, even the color choices and the extra parts in different colors. Okay, it's just a little clip-on thing, but it sure makes life easier! :)

So my 2005 Porsche had one of these on the passenger side but not the driver's side. I bought it used, maybe it was once. hmmmm what to do. I was looking for a solution and found this one. This product worked EXCELLENT on the driver's side seat belt. It was easy to install. The ice ax did a great job there. It clicks tight (apply some pressure and make sure it clicks). So, I've only used ONE of these and I'm pretty sure it was worth the money. I now have spares if I ever need them for another…

About a month ago I installed one of the buttons on the driver's side seat belt and it has stayed in place ever since and has prevented the buckle from slipping off. The small awl that came with the buttons wasn't big enough in diameter to make a hole big enough to push the plastic pin through. Instead, I used an ice pick. After pushing the plastic pin on the male half of the seat belt button through the hole and snapping the inner half of the button onto the pin, I used pliers to squeeze the…