AFA Tooling - Rivet Tool Replacement for Honda and Acura (20 Pieces) - Most Popular Polymer Rivet Car Door Push Clip, Fender Clips, and Fasteners – Clips Replacement Kit – Universal Retainer Clips

I purchased the Subaru kit. The rivets are a good quality and correct size.

I bought these snaps to replace some that have been removed to replace bulbs, fix things under the car. These come in many sizes in the same package, which was convenient. Very pleased with my purchase.

I like the compartments in the case and the selection of plugs.The tool is critical. Without it, you'd have to use 2 screwdrivers and you'd be guaranteed to rip the head off the one you're removing. Even with the tool, it's helpful to use a very thin screwdriver or small putty knife to get the front edge up enough to get the tool under the head. Just go slow and you'll keep the one you remove intact to use again.

This kit includes the most common sizes found on all Subarus. I'd previously bought a generic kit that came with 10 different clips, none fit the Subaru. These definitely fit. They look quality, very similar to the OEM clips, hard to tell they're not and great value too.

This kit was exactly what I needed and saved a lot of money vs buying just a few. The removal tool is a perfect size as well.

My daughter's Subaru Legacy seems to mysteriously attract all kinds of parking blocks which at unsuspecting times attack her bumper or other pieces of trim.Thankfully most of the times that means that the clips popped out and need to be replaced.The local Subaru dealer was happy to sell these to me at $6 a pop.Thankfully these work just as well, and I figure I have probably saved myself at least $100 with all the missing clips I have replaced from all the skirts, bumpers etc.Also, (bought the car used) a bunch of the clips at the engine compartment were missing (top cover for accessories, windshield wiper fluid tank attachment to body) and these worked just fine.I wish I had bought these from day one, as Subaru seems to have about a million of these all over the car and in the beginning I shelled a bunch of money at the dealer for these before I got wise.EDIT 1: about a year ago I finally replaced the half missing wheel well skirt with a knock off from rock auto and thank God for these as the Arizona heat and loose gravel caused a lot of them to come out in a bad shape plus the other half of the missing skirt took the rivets with it (really how did she manage this, I really want to know). These jobbies keep paying for themselves….

I bought these before starting on a remove & replace project for rodent-damaged windshield washer hoses in my 2012 Outback because I anticipated breaking a few of the old fasteners while removing the mudguard and the cowl. I did break a few and these did fit. I had to buy a Doc Roc kit for the cowl fasteners. By the way, I found vinyl hoses at Lowe's to replace the soy hoses that Subaru used. Also I routed the front washer hose through the engine compartment where I can easily keep an eye on it. I took away a star because 1 kind of fastener in this kit was not useful to me and I had to buy another kit. The tool worked OK. Now I have to wait and see if the rodents like vinyl.

The product is easy to install and is the same size as the original plastic engine cover fasteners. It is a good fit on my 2013 Lexus GS 350

Product worked well

Très bien 🙂😉

Honda crv 2005

Lots of clips for the money so a good deal . But I had to purchase 4 clips with square backs from the Honda dealership so the kit did not completely give me what I needed to install a fender liner on a 2015 Honda civic.

These are a basic item on my car and sometimes go missing after servicing or break because the originals are made to a price and not designed to last. It's great getting these and having plenty of spares for the future