ウィンドウモールディングトリム ウェザーストリップ ウィンドウシールベルト 4点

Awesome! OEM-like fit, finish, and function at a fraction of the cost! Replaced my old, dry-rotted, and flaking OEM window trim moldings on my 2005 Toyota Corolla CE with these and not only does my car look a lot better, these function identically to stock an seem to be of equal or very close quality for a fraction of the cost. Highly recommended!

Look good. Fit well or better than stock. Easy to replace.

The molding strip was a perfect fit for my 2004 Toyota Corolla S and it was very easy to install.

Very good fit and seal. These have good built-in clips and the internal metal sub-frame grips the window channel tightly. Very happy with the product and price, compared to OEM at more than 4X the cost. Be aware that you need to remove the three 10mm nuts on the rearview mirrors to install the front ones. Do not try to force the front end of the trim under the mirror. Also, it takes some finger strength, but you'll know you have pressed down enough when the trim is snug to the door and window.

These come with no instructions, so it is up to you to figure out how to remove the old strips and install the new ones. For that reason, I am deducting 1 star. So, to save you time, here is the bottom line. To remove the old ones. use some heavy-duty pliers and grab and pull the old ones off. Don't worry about destroying them. Clean up the metal on your car, it will be dirty. Study the inside of the new ones carefully. Note that at one end there is a mechanism inside that will slide over a metal tab that you will see on the window edge of your car. This little tab locks onto the molding when slid into it sideways. For both front and rear, this is located at the end next to the other door. The molding is placed on the door with the end next to the other door about 1/2 inch towards that door. Then you press down VERY firmly on the molding and use a screwdriver to slide the molding back sideways so the metal tab on the door locks into the molding. For the front, it slides back into the hole up by the mirror. It will probably take a few tries to get it to lock on. Once in, they look great, restoring the car's looks significantly. It is well worth the aggravation of installing them. Hopefully I have reduced that for you with these tips.