5 pcs Auto Trim Removal Tool Kit, Auto Body Pry Set, Non Scratch Dash Trim Automotive Molding Removal, Handy Remover and Fastener for Vehicle Body Panel and Interior Door Panel (Blue)

Here is an item that from reason gets a negative review for sturdiness. I was expecting to see cheap, thin junk being as they were so reasonably priced. When I unpacked them, I was surprised at how sturdy and thick the plastic was. I don't understand why anyone could complain about them not being sturdy enough unless trying to remove rusted on hubcaps or trying to pry off your stuck on intake manifold on your 100,00-mile V8 engine. These tools are more then capable for the job they were intended for.

Only used one tool but it worked well, no damage to my dashboard but strong enough to do the job....

Ordered this to take apart the dash on my 2020 wrangler. They did not scratch or mark any of the trim and slid under the panels very easily. The tools seem flimsy but they do exactly what they are sold to to.

CHEAP BUT THEY DID WORK - ONLY USED ONCE SO FOR SOMEONE LIKE ME THAT NEEDED TO HCANGE THE LED BULB IN MY KIA'S FOG LIGHT - I SAVED $40 IN LABOR FOR A $5 INVESTMENT. WOULD NOT HOLD UP TO FREQUENT WEEKLY / DAILY USE. SO THEY ARE GREAT FOR WHAT THEY ARE. RECOMMENDED FOR THE ONE (MAYBE TWO) AND DONE USER

I picked up this 5-piece Auto Trim Removal Tool Kit for some interior upgrades on my car, and it’s been a game-changer. The set includes four different pry tools and a fastener remover, all made from durable, non-scratch plastic—perfect for delicate panels and trim.The ergonomic design ensures a comfortable grip, even during extended use.

The MOTRUST 5-piece trim removal tool kit is perfect for working on car interiors without scratching surfaces. The tools are sturdy, easy to grip, and the variety of shapes makes removing panels and fasteners a breeze. The blue color is a nice touch and easy to spot in the toolbox. Highly recommend for any DIY auto work!

Got this kit to work on my jeep, these help separate all the trim pieces without fear of breaking them. I think everyone who works on their own vehicle should add this to their toolbox.

These did the job I needed them to. I replaced a window switch on a GMC Acadia. Have to pop off the entire door panel. One of the plastic pry tools snapped in half, but I think that actually helped make what was left stronger... I'm keeping them (also used them to install a bug-flextor on a Ridgeline)... I knew they'd be cheap and I really only got them for the Acadia job, so being able to use it for a second job, it was worth what I paid.