GOOACC 13Pcs Nylon Trim Removal Tool Set

Tools work great and feel of great quality. Great pricing and perfect for the job. Sizes very to help with different jobs and come in handy. No assembly needed. They are plastic and feel really sturdy and should last for what they are needed for! I highly recommend getting them!

For a quick and cheap set of trim removal tools, these are HEAPS better than trying to use a flathead screwdriver or prybar (like I had done with radio or speaker installs in the past, pulling door panels or dash trim with the wrong tools...) the variety of tools made quick work of both the door panels and the dash speaker grilles in my car- the thicker plastic prybar worked great for the door panels, and both that and the thin notched/flat wedge tools helped me get to the dash speakers (which had a much narrower gap to pry against, and less space to work with overall- the thin/notched tools (aka tool 3 and 4 in the first item/sale page picture, with the pointed bit at the bottom end) worked wonders for popping the first couple clips and getting a good prying point to use the larger tools (1 and 2 in the sale page picture) to get the speaker grille fully removed ^-^) While I haven't needed to use the metal prybar-like tool, I can see how it'd come in handy also for those awkward plastic inserts/"bolts" (even though they don't thread in...those notches are like a bolt's threads--) that are a pain to remove without something that can pull it *evenly, from both sides* like a hammer pulling a nail instead of one side at a time with a flat screwdriver or similar- a nice inclusion that I'm sure will be useful in the future, heh Honestly, after having done a decent handful of DIY car audio installs n such on my own cars (3 cars in my mid-to-late teens/very early 20s, and now after having bought my first car I can truly call my own (a used 2015 model, bought with an auto loan....but still, the sentiment is there heh); the 3 cars prior to my current one all used the same Sony head unit, moved from one to another...and some funky speaker setups- ie, 6x8s in a place they didn't fit [cut-up 6.5" speaker mounts]...and 4 ohm *bookshelf* speakers in the trunk, hah) I'm really starting to wonder why I didn't buy a set of trim tools like these over a decade ago, especially at a price like this. They're fantastic for all kinds of car interior work- be it car audio installation, window/door lock repair, or other various uses ^-^

Great item, worked and held up as advertised. I used the tools for my 2009 Honda Accord. I need to take the Exterior trim off the car. It took me seconds to remove the needed clips. I would definitely recommend!!!

I purchased these in order to replace an inside door handle on a BMW x5. They worked as expected, but I broke 2 of them prying too hard. It might be my fault, I don't know, but because they broke I will only give 4 stars.

This trim removal kit is a lifesaver if you do any work inside your vehicle. I used it while working on door panels and speaker upgrades, and it made the job much easier. The tools are sturdy and didn’t scratch or damage the trim. Pros: No-scratch plastic Great for clips and panels Perfect cheap kit to keep in the garage Highly recommended if you ever touch your dashboard, door panels, or stereo.

Great product. I have used them a few times I small projects and they do not disappoint. Very durable

Just the right tool kit to change my brake light. Dealership wants $150.00 to change. I purchased a 10 pack of #3057 bulbs on Amazon that fit my Terrain for a great price. I used these awesome tools and 15 minutes later I have a new light. YouTube has great videos on how to change. 👍

Very helpful set if you do some work to your car where you need to take off that plastic trim/glovebox/ac compartments. Only thing it’s not that sturdy, few of them broke for me, but I guess for its price it’s worth it