DKIIGAME Car Trim Removal Tool,Car Panel Removal Tools Kit,Trim Removal Tool Kit for Car Panel Dash Audio Radio Removal Installer and Repair Pry Tool Kits with Storage Bag

Pretty large variety of body part pullers. Kind of hoped there would be some thinner/smaller tools for some of the more delicate interior parts. I tend to dismantle parts of my car once a year to give a good cleaning, like washing the insides of the heat vents and such. It was helpful for pulling the door panels off to replace speakers. I’ve also used it for pulling panels to hide dash cam wiring.

Exsactly as pictured arrived on time and was well packaged door panel remover pliers feel solid and well made my only comment would be that it would be nice to have a better spring on them but it's Really not even necessary but it would really make the tool at least one level better in terms of craftsmanship and durability but as I mentioned they feel well made anyway a must have tool when doing car speakers or any window or door repairs

The items just arrived and haven't been used yet, but do appear to be well made, good quality plastic and metal. I wanted a set of budget trim removal tools with push-pin removal pliers for occasional DIY car projects. Including even a cheap roll-up nylon tool pouch would have been nice for organization and storage, but no complaints for under ten bucks with the pliers.

This is a tool set that works really well. It took me a lot of effort to remove the plastic rivets on interior panels until I got this. The combo of pry bars and reverse pliers pulls plastic rivets really fast. The best part is that they pull the rivets without damaging them so you can reuse them.

The right amount of tools to use. Works great. I have not had any issues. I have checked on Snap on and other premium brands which I have in my tool box. This product is perfect without a higher price.

I just got this in today. Immediately after removing the case from the poly bag that it was in, I "touched" the carry strap and it fell right off. The strap was held on with one thread. I opened the case to find several tools out of place and to see that the area where the strap was suppose to be stitched in was never sewn correctly. As for the tools, they all look pretty cheap like something you'd find at a dollar store. Hopefully they hold up.

Not as nice as the tool truck guys but no where as expensive

Amazing price