zhjdongtuo Car Auto Push Pin Rivet Trim Clip Panel Body Interior Assortment Set with Free Fastener Remover (229pcs)

This has all of those little clips that you break when working on your car. You can never seem to find them, and then when you do they are broken or damaged, and forget about pulling them from a junk yard. for the little this kit cost me it is going to be a life saver.

These clips aren't great. They are 1 time use only!!! I guess this is why there is 200 in a bag. Tried to pop a few out that I had just put in cause I dropped a tool and every single one I just put in broke. Also the head on them is not as big as the factory ones. They just barely work. Hopefully I won't have any problems.

Nice Set, I've already used some of the Door Panel Clips on a 98 BMW Z3, they worked perfectly. These Kits are always nice to have on hand for any backyard mechanic or even just to have for Joe Car Owner as things break and/or get lost over time.

A great little kit with a very wide assortment of pin style fasteners. If you do a lot of your own interior (and exterior to some degree) work, this is just a great little kit to have. The plastic is good quality and pliable, but strong, not the harder, and prone to shattering, plastics some aftermarket pins are made from. Many even have a fair level of texturing to match what you might see on a scoobie, volvo, hyundai, or honda.

Considering what one would pay at a dealer for this many nylock clips you can't beat it. May not be as robust quality as OEM, but close, and gets the job done for probably 1/20th of the price.

Fits only certain vehicles and certain areas on specific vehicles. Make sure you know it will fit for what you need it for before you buy it.

The window regulator stopped working on one of our car. So i ordered these because i was trying to be a technician and wanted to do the job by myself. so broke couple of pins. Oem quality pins and well worth the purchase

These will work in a pinch, but poor quality. Biggest complaint is on the plastic screws don’t have enough depth in the slots to used a common screw driver (see photo). My solution is to heat my screw driver tip then put it in the slots in hopes it melts enough to make them useable.