729pcs car clips

need these as they are used everywhere - wheel wells - under hood coversone of those things you need around just in case.....note , i have a fleet of chevy pick ups, not sure about other manufactures

Excellent selection of clips and tools needed . Works for me when need.

Good to have when you working on removing panels from your motorcycle and vehicles.

A huge selection; you won't even find 10% of this set for the price in the brick-and-mortar auto parts stores. Material is so-so, generally poorer than OEM, but still usable. One drawback: the ones with the screw in the center, intended as a push-pin for spreading and for releasing, are no good at all: the screw is so soft that any attempt to take it out just destroys the cross cutout in the head. That wouldn't be too bad if you could still use this as a one-time part, but the problem is that when this happens the screw is just stuck, the spread leaves keep it it, and it needs to be drilled out. Nevertheless, these are just a small part of the selection, so you can find a conventional push-in clip in the large selection and use it instead.

pretty good assortment

This kit is ridiculous not sure about where others live but here in the US I paid 3 dollars for TWO of these things......2. and they didn't have close to what I needed in stock. This kit without the tools is worth every single penny and with the tools is a steal. The tool is decent quality same as would get from say Home Depot and the plastic tools are probably better then the ones I got from a very reputable car audio site. No more review if you need even one or two types of these clips just buy it and save yourself a lot of hassle.

I can do slot with the assortment

As is typical of assorted products there will be ones that you use a lot and others that you might use 1 of. Most of them fit and work as they are supposed to. The plastic trim tools are middle of the road quality wise. They work but are not as strong as some I've used. These are good to have if you work on vehicles as the plastic fasteners seem to get brittle with age and having to stop and order parts in the middle of assembling a panel isn't fun.