Newsmarts 4pcs Automotive Weatherstrip Window Seal, Rubber Weather Stripping Molding Trim Seal Belt for Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 120 / for Lexus GX470 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Installed on my 2011 Toyota Tundra. At first, I thought there was an issue. I was the issue.If this is your first time installing, there will be a physical "snap into place sound" as you put it in the groove and push down. I'd recommend turning them 30 degrees towards yourself and pushing down to get the snap going all the way down. If for some reason you have it seated but its not snapping flush, that is likely the issue.Would buy again.

Very nice product, fit and finish was excellent and a substantial savings over OEM. Would absolutely purchase again.

First off, these fit perfectly and were a helluva lot cheaper than the OEM ones. I watched a couple of helpful videos on Youtube for the installation, including one that showed how to remove the two side mirrors, a necessary step.I already had a trim tool kit. I wound up using about 3 different tools because the black tar/adhesive that was underneath the original pieces got over everything. WD40 worked great for cleaning everything up.The trim pieces arrived in a large mailing tube, that was inserted into a rectangular carton, which was then inside an Amazon shipping carton. Everything arrived in one piece, nothing broken, and no missing clips.As others have mentioned, there's no labeling on the individual bags to tell you which piece goes where. The two shorter pieces are for the rear doors. Once you remove one, you just need to visually align the black end clips with their proper place on the door and you'll quickly figure out which is which.When removing the rearview mirrors, it's helpful to have an extra someone to hold the mirror out of the way so that you don't need to disconnect any wiring. Other than that, the front ones go on just as easy as the rear ones.I'm so happy not to be looking at the crumbling rubber on the old trim pieces. This is definitely an inexpensive fix for an unsightly issue.

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Got these on advice on a cheap minor replacement to make car appear better. The reveal was real. Something so small that you wouldn’t even think but helped a lot. Also helps keep things like water from getting into door. Take your time on removal and installation. Don’t wanna damage paint jobs

The two rear moldings did not have the required angle to make them flush against the windows so it will not seal against rain/water. The retaining clips would not lock in and stay; they keep popping out. When rolling up the windows the moldings start to rise up too! Packaging had labels in Chinese and possibly very old inventory (July 2019?)

The product arrived in super condition. An Amazon box on the outside, an inner box and then a very sturdy round cardboard tube which protected the contents. The installation of the product was simple although the some rubber on a couple of strips needed to be trimmed to properly fit when installed on the door. Look carefully as to where the strip will lay in relation to the metal frame for the rear roll down window and back fixed window. Mine need a slight trim with an xacto knife to allow the seal to lay flat on the door edge. Other than that minor trimming the strips fit well and look great.

The Honda dealership sells this window weatherstrip moldings for $300 for one front and one rear door. Installation was an additional $180! A little research led me to these and the recommended tool kit. I bought them right away.Removing the old, worn weather strip molding was a bit more difficult than it appeared in YouTube videos, but it was manageable with a little patience and persistence.Installation of the new moldings was fast and easy. All in all, removal of the old moldings and installation of the new took 40 minutes at most. Highly recommend these.