Ginsco 102pcs 6.3mm 8mm 9mm 10mm Bumper Push Fasteners Rivet Clips Expansion Screws Replacement Kit

These save a lot of time & money. They seem like all the right pieces needed for most cars. If you have a car, buy this pack. Well made. No fuss.

Does the job. Very affordable and good quality, similar to OEM. I used these to reattach my front bender to the body of the car.

I wish that they were lower in profile to more closely match my OEM ones but these work and are a fraction of the price. Some were defective out of the box but what can you expect for the price. Just tossed the warped ones and I have plenty left. Used these on my Genesis G80 and they fit in the engine bay and also on the undercarriage splash guards. 5 stars if they included some lower profile ones.

If you're like me and have a bit of OCD in regards to the panel clips on your car this should be something you definitely need and I'll cover some points why. But first I'll explain why I needed this and how good the clips are. For anyone with a used car, you never know how the car was repaired with in the past. In my case when I needed to remove the underside splash guard to look at my radiator and motor mounts I realized that whoever had it off at one point simply looped in zip ties. Some were gone and the guard had some scrapes on it and a crack which you can see in the 2nd picture. Aside from not wanting the guard rattling, the guard is also important for aerodynamics, keeping the elements away from important parts, and directing air towards the radiator and Air Conditioner condenser. So I bought this to repair it. In the last picture those are the pins GM uses for my application. Those are the pins I was missing. Rather than buy those I figured might as well get a assortment of the. The one I specifically used were the ones in the third picture. The GM one is definitely longer, but the shorter one flared out much more when the pin was pushed in. Both are 6.3mm in diameter and they fit perfectly. I gave a good tug after putting them in the missing spots and now the underside splash guard is solid like a rock. Now I don't have to worry about the guard randomly decided to come off or rattle around. The retainer pins feel solid. Now it's fully functional again and no missing hardware. One more point I'd like to mention. If you take your car to a mechanic expect them to sometimes break these pins and they'll not bother with replacing them. Over the years I've noticed this has become more common (and it's happened to me before) so I'd buy these as a just in case item too. Last thing you need is to get back your repaired car and have a body trim dangle or outright come off. Take a little precaution and get these. Keep them in the trunk or glove box. They'll come in handy. I recommend them.

I broke three of the rear splash guard/mudflap. This is a great replacement and perfectly. I had my splash guards off for close to six months and started looking into it and the clips are kind of hard to find for which ones would work.

Good selection of sizes. I found what I needed.

They work fine as long as you never have to take them out. If you're planning on replacing a clip and never having to take it out again, these will work fine, but if it's something that occasionally has to come out and go back in, find something better than this. these brake when you try to take them out. I guess you get what you pay for

These are exactly what they are supposed to be, plastic rivets for body panels. They are great value for the money. 100 pcs for $7... This is way more than you get at local auto parts. Also, asking if these will fit this car or that car does not make sense. I see people do this all the time. And the trues is, nobody can answer this accurately. What you buying is a box of fasteners, different diameters and different lengths. Your car does not use just one type/size of fastener. If you want to know if these will work, remove the fastener you are trying to replace, and MEASURE it! It's the only way to know. Other than that, these are good fasteners. I had few mangled fasteners on the underbody panel on my Jeep GC WK2. And actually, some of the fasteners purchased were EXACTLY the same kind as installed on my Jeep. I replaced them all, and now they are secure, and look good. Also, having proper tool to remove the fasteners is very important. Doing it with flat head screwdriver and pliers will damage them.

good quality product, true to size components.

These are great to have when one of em breaks in the car. For me, a 2017 Sonata, the plastic protector over the hinge that opens and closes in the trunk, came off cuz these broke. Removed the broken on with some pliers and used these. The multiple sizes and price are perfect. You’ll also find a lot of these types of clips in the engine area holding various plastic pieces in place. I can’t image what something so simple would cost at the stealership…

Para algunas reparaciones en el auto

There's always a piece that fits you!

Buen producto , gran variedad de grapas con calidad aceptable