50 Door Panel Clips Retainers Compatible with BMW 3, 5 & 7 Series

I ordered these for a 2010 bmw 335i. I did a stereo install and had to remove many of the interior panels. During the removal of all the interior panels, I was lucky to only break 2 of the clips. So before I put the car back together, I purchased these panel clips. Considering I only needed 2 clips, I would have paid $6.99 for each one. However, in this deal, you get a total of 50. That's a fantastic deal! I received the clips and reinstalled my panel without any issues. It worked perfectly.I would def. recommend this purchase! (as long as these are the clips that will fit the original replacements)

Works on my 01 x5 door panels and the interior front passenger side floor panels. Had to replace FSU, so those clips broke easily. These came in pretty handy!!

These are pretty good for my door card replacement on my BMW. They are a bit more flimsy that the OEM ones, but truly doesn’t matter it seems. They have held up extremely well for the past three years. Might not last 15 years like the originals, time will tell, but satisfied with my purchase and how they perform. Plus, I got s box of about 46 of them left Incase one needs attention in the future. Might not need to be a 5 star piece so to speak and will suit you quite well, they did me.

Great price and seem to be a suitable replacement to the broken OEM ones. I no longer worry pulling the door panels off that I may break one of these as I have a whole bag of extras!

These work ok, but not as good as OEM ones because the neck where the clip inserts into the door panel (not the extruded tip which inserts into the hole in the door) is thin and the clip will fall out if not careful. Use tape to keep it in place before attempting to push panel clip into the hole in the door.

Good quality. Good fit. Way cheaper by the box than by the part at the BMW dealer. I bought these for the panels in a 1996 BMW 328is - at almost 20 years old, most of the clips had become brittle with age and broken. So, chances are that if you found a couple broken clips, then you have many more broken ones yet to be discovered.

These door panel clips are just like the originals, at a fraction of the cost! You get plenty to do both doors, with plenty extras for other things! A real Great Deal!

I ended up using the the 11+ year old BMW clips from the door panel; even the old misshapen ones were much better than this junk. They stay in the panel slot where you put them, insert into the frame with a quick bump from the heel of your hand, and when you need them to, they easily pop out without damage using a pry tool or plastic wedge. The shape is right, and the plastic is pliable and has some grip.In contrast, these junk clips won't even reliably stay in the panel slot while you try to mount it -- the shape is a bit off and the plastic is too hard, so they have no grip and just fall out as you move the panel into place.After you do manage to get these junk clips to stay in the panel, perhaps with some adhesive tape, they are too inflexible and require a lot of excess force to actually snap into the frame holes.And, if you need to remove the panel, for example to adjust something underneath (which is more likely due to the struggle to mount it properly with these junk clips), they'll fail to unclip and you have to apply a lot of force, which causes these clips to break off and leave a piece of scrap inside the frame. This shows that they'll also probably spontaneously break off in cold weather.This is a design failure in both the physical shape and the material. The shape is off so the fit is bad, and the plastic formulation is too hard, slippery and brittle for the application.Do yourself a favor, don't waste your time on this cheap Chinese junk that you'll just end up returning -- keep looking for something better.