Trim Removal Tool Set - Ideal for Intrior Door Panels, Trunk Linings & Underbody Plastic Panels - 4 Pack

These work great. They are built solidly while still being safe to use around paint, and the selection of tools is good for a variety of different panels in both new and old vehicles. I have used these for 2 jobs so far with great results. The first was on my 2015 Toyota Sienna. I needed to replace all of the tail light bulbs, and that necessitated removing the two rear side fixtures as well as the interior hatch panel in order to gain access. The side panels are awkward to take out because you have to pull out and back at the same time. The small wedge tool helped keep forward pressure while pulling the fixture out and back. I used each of the 4 tools on the hatch, running the wedge tool along the edge at times to loosen it, and moving to the crowbar shaped tool when I needed more leverage. The notches are a great for applying pressure on either side of the retaining pins so that they do not break. The fit was a bit tight, but it worked. The second job was removing all the the trim in in 94 F-150 so that I could replace the headliner and several dash bulbs. None of the panels were especially tricky, but they are varied, and having tools that I could use to pry up the panels without scratching or cracking them was great. I would certainly recommend these. The price is fair around $15, and they have already proven to be a very nice upgrade over screwdrivers wrapped in electrical tape.