CNIKESIN 456Pcs Automotive Push Clips Nylon Bump Clips Rivet Trim Fasteners Bumper Fender Push Pins Clips for BMW,Toyota, Honda, Benz, Nissan, Subaru, Mazda Etc

As long as I've worked on cars, I've been buying fasteners like these individually from the dealers, usually after I've already put something back together. Having this huge assortment on hand is fabulous - convenient and way cheaper. I can't say that it will include what you need but so far it had an exact retainer clip (even in the same yellow color) for my 2004 Prius dashboard and also a good-enough match for my 2004 Subaru under-engine fairing black plastic push-rivets. These things are liable to get broken every time you pry some trim off. This brand may or may not last as long, but the OEM ones break all the time and are disposable anyway. The blue handled pry tool is decently-made and is large enough to feel comfortable in the hand (it is not 'cheap') and the orange trim-removal tools are a stiff nylon, tough and flexible, and come to a nice sharp end, the better to insert them with.

These plastic connectors that are used for many attachments in cars today are easy to break when removing. It is sure handy to have replacements at hand when needing them. If you remove bumper covers or wheel liners or plastic trim or ever remove plastic panels to run wires inside the car, I always break or lose one! I was surprised at the price dealers charge for just one 10mm clip. I was charged $1.70 each. These are about .04 cents each. I will likely never use all of them but knowing I have about any size I might need in a nice box, separated by size and type, that makes them a nice addition to my tools. The quality seems equal to the factory OEM connectors. They come with a "fork" removal tool which doesn't seem of much use but it was free.

Did the trick for my Japanese vehicles. Some pieces seem to be better quality that others, but overall it's pretty good quality. Not sure why some are green. Overall, nice assortment of sizes. I recommend this set.

This has been a great little kit. The tools all work well and there is a very nice asst of clips and fittings. If you work on cars I would highly recommend this kit. It will save you a fortune over buying them at a local auto parts store where you get 3 or 4 of them for 5 dollars.

This is even close to what I was looking at when I ordered them. NOT EVEN CLOSE. 90% are these little tiny ones that you would need to work on the car line to use them, It's not a variety of pieces!! What I ordered came with the tools also I got NONE. This is a worthless purchase. There is not ONE piece in this package that I can use. NOTHING!!! I'm not a rookie I've used thes fasteners many time before. It's like ordering a screwdriver and them sending you plyers. I'd give it negative stars if I could. A little advice- don't put a picture in what you are selling if it's not what you are selling.

Vehicles nowadays come with many different clips. This set could have had more variety instead of many of the same ones. For example, the windshield wiper hose 't-connectors', it's unlikely that a garage would go through so many of these in the near future.

I love this grab bag of auto nylon clips. It’s cheap, there’s dozens of variety and it even comes with clip tools (not very robust, but will work in a pinch). If you work on your own cars (like changing headlamps, replacing mirrors or locks, etc), this is cheap insurance to save you looking all over town for a dumb little clip. And.. if it’s not in this grab bag exactly, it’s an opportunity for your inner MacGyver to adapt one.

This car clip set comes in handy. These clips were used on a BMW E36. I didn't get to use all of them, but I did used quite a few while installing the front and rear bumper as well as the side skirts. So far so good, it's holding up well. As for the kit, as you can see in my photos, some weren't in there place. I took the photos as soon as I opened it. I say it's a good kit to have around while working on cars while you figure out what exactly do you need if you need to order more. I found the plastic pry tools and the metal pry to be very handy. I actually used it more than I thought I would.