Anyone who’s pulled off a fender liner to find a disintegrated plastic rivet knows the sinking feeling. A handful of clips costs a fraction of what a shop charges, but picking the wrong size wastes your afternoon. These nine kits cover cars, trucks, and off-road machines, so you spend less time guessing and more time wrenching.
The Leading Options At A Glance
150PCS ATV/UTV Body Fastener Plastic Rivets Fit for Honda Rancher Polaris
100PCS Fender Bumper Clips 91503-SZ3-003 10mm Fit for Honda and Acura
121PCS Push Retainer Fender Liner Clips Fit for Nissan/Infiniti
100PCS Car Clips Fasteners, Bumper Retainer Clips Automotive Plastic Rivets
Rexka 25pcs Grille Push Pin Retainer Clips Fasteners Rivet 6503598
400 PCS Car Plastic Trim Rivets Push Clip Fastener, 8mm Fender Clips
120PCS Car Clips Fasteners, 6 Popular Sizes of Car Bumper Clips Rivets
300 PCS Car Plastic Trim Rivets Push Clip Fastener, 8mm Fender Clips
200 Pcs Nylon Fastener Clips
Meet The Standout Selections
Riders logging long weekends on rough trails eventually meet a cracked fender liner clip. This Sixzoo pack targets that exact moment, serving owners of Honda Ranchers, Polaris Rangers, RZR models, and similar side-by-sides. The 150-piece count fills a shop drawer for a full season of trail damage without reordering every month.
The clips reuse cleanly across multiple removals, which matters when you’re adjusting bodywork between rides. You get one fastener removal tool in the kit, so a single tray handles most field repairs. Compared with the bulkier car-focused kits ahead, this one is dialed for off-road vibration and grit rather than show-room finish.
The Value In It
- 150 nylon rivets and a removal tool cover a full trail season’s worth of repairs
- Designed for vibration-heavy riding where standard plastic clips tend to crack
- Cross-compatible with Honda, Polaris, Can-Am, Kawasaki, and Suzuki off-road machines
- Reusable design lets you pull panels off and on without chewing up the rivet
Things To Consider
- Fixed 8mm hole size rules out wider fender rivets on some trucks
- Single-tool kit limits how many jobs you can tackle at once
Whose Garage It Belongs In
ATV and UTV owners who wrench on their own machines after every rocky weekend.
Skip It When
You mainly work on street cars, where the MANSHU 200 Pcs Nylon Fastener Clips offer a gentler fit.
Honda and Acura trim panels use a notoriously specific fastener profile, and a mismatched clip will pop loose within weeks. Sixzoo’s pack matches OEM reference 91503-SZ3-003, with a 20mm head and a 17mm stem that seats cleanly into a 10mm hole. The polypropylene body shrugs off summer heat under the hood and winter slush along the fender.
You get 100 clips and one removal tool, which covers a full bumper repaint or a couple of fender swaps. Compared with the broader Sixzoo kit you’ll see later, this one trades size variety for an exact fit on the cars it targets. For Honda Civic, Accord, CR-V, and Odyssey owners, that precision matters more than assortment.
Well-Handled Touches
- OEM-matched 20mm head and 17mm stem hold tight at highway speeds
- Polypropylene build tolerates under-hood heat and road salt
- 100-count size suits a full bumper or two fender swaps without reordering
Trade Offs
- Single 10mm size won’t help on vehicles using 8mm or 12mm hardware
- Specialized fit means leftovers if you don’t own multiple Honda or Acura models
Best Suited To
Honda and Acura owners doing their own bumper or fender work at home.
Look Elsewhere When
You drive a mix of brands and want one kit for everything, which is where the Sixzoo 100PCS Car Clips Fasteners multi-size set earns its keep.
Nissan and Infiniti panels use at least three different retainer profiles, so a single-size bag always comes up short. Sixzoo bundles 120 retainer clips in four universal sizes plus a purpose-built removal tool, giving you one tray that handles an Altima fender liner and a Frontier splash guard in the same afternoon. Coverage stretches from early 240SX models through the latest Titan pickups.
The nylon body keeps a firm lock once seated, which matters because Nissan splash shields are known for vibrating loose if the clip is even slightly undersized. For shop owners or home mechanics juggling multiple Nissan-family vehicles, the variety here avoids buying three separate bags. Where the Honda-specific pack earlier trades breadth for precision, this one leans the other way.
Good Reasons To Consider
- Four sizes in one box cover most Nissan and Infiniti retainer jobs
- Wide model coverage from 240SX to 370Z to current Pathfinders
- Nylon body resists loosening from engine vibration better than cheap plastic
- Dedicated removal tool avoids scratching paint during disassembly
Worth Bearing In Mind
- Universal sizes mean some clips will go unused on a single vehicle
- Nissan-specific fit leaves little use for Toyota or Honda owners in the same household
Quick Facts
Who Should Grab It
Nissan and Infiniti owners who want one kit for the whole driveway instead of three single-size bags.
Reach For A Different Pick When
You mostly wrench on a single Honda or Acura, where the Sixzoo 91503-SZ3-003 10mm kit fits more precisely.
Multi-brand households usually have a Camry in one bay and a Silverado in the other, which is where size-specific kits fall apart. Sixzoo’s 100-piece mixed pack covers six common rivet diameters from 0.23″ through 0.38″, spanning GM, Ford, Toyota, Honda, Chrysler, Nissan, and Kia. The labeled compartment box keeps the small pieces sorted so you’re not dumping them on the shop floor at 9 p.m.
Nylon construction gives these clips a decent memory after removal, so you can reuse the ones that didn’t crack during the last install. Compared with the bulkier Sixzoo 400-piece universal pack later in this list, this one trades raw quantity for tighter size variety. For a household mechanic who wants one drawer to cover both daily drivers, that’s a fair swap.
A Few Strong Suits
- Six sizes handle common door, fender, and bumper clip applications
- Broad compatibility spans most Japanese, American, and Korean brands
- Labeled storage box speeds up mid-repair searches
- Removal tool included to avoid prying with screwdrivers
Possible Compromises
- 100-piece total spread across six sizes leaves fewer spares of each
- Universal fit won’t match exact OEM dimensions on every vehicle
The Right Fit For
Multi-vehicle households and hobbyists who want a single drawer instead of five separate packs.
A Better Fit Elsewhere
You run a busy home shop and burn through clips faster than 100 pieces allows, which is where the Sixzoo 400 PCS 8mm Fender Clips out-supply this set.
Wrangler owners replacing a cracked grille clip know the frustration of generic bags that almost fit. Rexka’s 25-piece kit targets the 6503598 reference used on 2007 to 2020 Wranglers and 2005 to 2010 Grand Cherokees, plus several Chrysler, Dodge, and Ram siblings. The black nylon body blends with dark plastic trim so repairs don’t leave obvious bright spots on the grille.
The 20mm head and 20mm stem into an 8mm hole match the factory profile, which keeps the grille from rattling at highway speed. Where the Sixzoo ATV kit earlier handles vibration from a different angle, this one is dialed in for street-driven Jeeps. The smaller count suits a single repair job rather than a full shop restock.
Everyday Wins
- Direct replacement for the 6503598 reference on Wrangler and Grand Cherokee models
- Black nylon matches factory trim without leaving bright blemishes
- 20mm stem locks into 8mm holes with a secure snap
Points To Note
- 25-piece count runs out quickly on a full grille and fender refresh
- Limited cross-fit outside the Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram family
Feature Snapshot
Who It Suits Best
Wrangler and Grand Cherokee owners doing targeted grille or bumper repairs at home.
Where Another Pick Suits Better
You maintain a mixed fleet of Asian and American brands, where the Sixzoo 120PCS Car Clips Fasteners covers more ground per pack.
Home shops that handle multiple cars a month go through fastener clips faster than retail bags allow. Sixzoo’s 400-piece bulk pack lands in the drawer once and keeps you supplied through a full season of bumper pulls and splash guard swaps. The 7.6mm shank fits panels from 0.095″ up to 0.540″ thick, so it reaches both thin trim and chunky radiator brackets.
The serrated stem is the detail worth noting: once seated, those inverted teeth resist pull-out force from engine vibration better than smooth-sided generics. Cross-references for GM, Chrysler, and Ford OEM numbers add confidence if you keep a fleet of older daily drivers. Compared with the 100-piece mixed kit earlier, this one trades size variety for raw count on a single 8mm profile.
A Favorable Mix
- 400-piece bulk count suits busy home shops and small professional operations
- Serrated stem locks into panels and resists vibration pull-out
- Accepts panel thicknesses from 0.095″ to 0.540″ for broad coverage
- Cross-references GM, Chrysler, and Ford OEM part numbers
- Insulating nylon safe near automotive electrical components
Soft Spots
- Single 8mm size ignores vehicles that need 10mm or 12mm holes
- Bulk count means you need drawer space to store the extras
Spec Overview
Made For
Active home mechanics and small shops working on GM, Chrysler, and Ford vehicles regularly.
Swap It Out When
You mainly service Honda or Acura models, where the Sixzoo 100PCS Fender Bumper Clips 91503-SZ3-003 10mm kit matches the factory size.
Saturday morning driveway jobs don’t usually need 400 rivets on hand. Sixzoo’s 120-piece mixed pack splits six popular diameters across door, fender, and bumper applications, which suits a household that pulls a panel off once or twice a year. Nylon construction handles engine bay heat and rain without becoming brittle, and the included removal tool keeps a flat-blade screwdriver out of your paint.
The size range matches what’s used on most Japanese, Korean, and American vehicles, so leftovers tend to find a use eventually. Where the 400-piece Sixzoo pack later is built for steady shop use, this one is the friendlier scale for a single-car garage. For most DIYers, that’s a better match than overstocking the drawer.
The Helpful Details
- Six sizes cover most door, fender, and bumper jobs without buying extras
- Nylon body tolerates heat, cold, and road grime
- Removal tool protects painted surfaces during disassembly
- 120-piece count suits a single-car household
Honest Caveats
- Fewer spare clips per size means heavy use will drain the box fast
- Universal sizing won’t replicate exact OEM dimensions on premium trims
Who It Suits Best
DIYers who handle occasional panel work and prefer not to overstock their garage.
Consider Something Else When
You maintain several vehicles and want the same 6-size mix at higher volume, which is where the Sixzoo 100PCS Car Clips Fasteners with the labeled case serves better.
There’s a middle ground between a 100-piece mixed bag and a 400-piece bulk box, and Sixzoo’s 300-piece pack sits right in it. Built around the same 7.6mm shank and serrated stem as the larger kit, this version costs less to ship and takes up less shelf space while still restocking a busy home shop. The 0.095″ to 0.540″ panel range covers radiator brackets, splash shields, and most fender liners.
Cross-fit for GM, Chrysler, and Ford OEM numbers keeps older daily drivers in the same drawer as newer ones. The serrated teeth give better pull-out resistance than smooth-sided generics, so trim panels stay quiet on rough roads. Compared with the 400-piece bulk pack earlier, this one is the friendlier count if 400 feels like overkill.
The Good Stuff
- 300 clips balance bulk count with manageable shelf space
- Serrated stem holds firm under engine vibration
- Replaces common GM, Chrysler, and Ford OEM fasteners
- Handles panels from 0.095″ to 0.540″ thickness
A Few Limitations
- Single 8mm size ignores vehicles that use 10mm or 12mm rivets
- Plastic storage bag is less organized than the labeled case on the smaller mixed kits
The Right Fit For
Restock-heavy home garages that service GM, Chrysler, and Ford vehicles several times a month.
Skip It When
You mostly work on a single Honda or Acura and want a 10mm-specific fit, which is where the Sixzoo 91503-SZ3-003 kit fits more precisely.
MANSHU’s 200-piece nylon clip pack is the kind of bag that quietly fills a junk drawer until you finally need it. Compatible with both 8mm and 10mm holes, it handles door panels, trim pieces, mud flaps, and engine covers without forcing you to measure twice. The heavy-duty nylon avoids the brittle cracking common with cheaper plastic clips after one cold winter.
Where the Sixzoo kits earlier lean into brand-specific fitment, this one is intentionally generic. That makes it a sensible grab when you don’t know the OEM reference number for a particular panel or you’re working on something older where the original spec is lost to time. For most home users, that flexibility is worth more than exact-match sizing.
Useful Touches
- Works in both 8mm and 10mm holes, covering more trim applications
- Nylon build tolerates cold weather without snapping
- Push-type design expands legs for a secure seat
- 200-piece count suits single-driver repairs over a long stretch
Small Caveats
- No included removal tool, so you’ll need to supply your own pry tool
- Generic fit won’t match OEM dimensions on premium trim panels
Who It Suits Best
DIYers wanting a flexible backup bag that works across multiple vehicle brands.
A Better Fit Elsewhere
You service a single brand and want a matched OEM reference, where the Sixzoo 100PCS Fender Bumper Clips 91503-SZ3-003 10mm kit fits more precisely.
Matching Auto Push Pins To The Repair In Front Of You
Know Your Hole Diameter First
The single biggest reason a clip fails is that it doesn’t match the hole. Measure across the opening on a panel you’re pulling, and match the rivet shank to that number. A 7.6mm shank fits an 8mm hole with the right tension, while a 10mm hole wants a stem closer to 9.5mm. Most kits specify the hole size in the listing, and verifying it once saves a return trip later.
Check The Panel Thickness Range
A rivet that’s too short won’t seat, and one that’s too long won’t lock. Look for a panel thickness range in the spec, often listed as a minimum and maximum in inches or millimeters. Most automotive panels fall between 0.1″ and 0.5″, which the kits in this list cover comfortably. Off-road bodywork can run thicker, which is where the ATV-specific pack earns its place.
Match The Material To The Location
Nylon and polypropylene are the two common materials here. Nylon handles engine bay heat better and resists vibration cracking, while polypropylene tolerates UV exposure and road chemicals. For under-hood or radiator brackets, nylon is the safer pick. For fender liners and exterior trim, either works, though owners in sunny climates commonly report better longevity with polypropylene.
Decide Between Assortment And Specificity
A mixed-size kit covers surprise repairs across multiple vehicles, while a single-size OEM-matched pack fits one car more precisely. Households with two or more daily drivers usually get more mileage from assortment kits. Single-vehicle owners chasing a specific bumper rattle often save time with a model-specific pack like the Rexka Jeep kit.
Smart Angles For Picking The Right Pack
Common Shopping Slip Ups
Buying the cheapest mixed bag on the listing usually ends with a drawer full of wrong sizes that crack within months. Match the hole diameter to the vehicle first, and only then think about quantity and packaging. Brand-labeled OEM reference numbers on the kit box add confidence when the panel has been off the car for a decade.
Where The Extra Money Goes
Higher-tier kits often include a proper removal tool, a labeled storage case, or nylon instead of polypropylene. None of those upgrades matter for a one-off job, but they pay off quickly for anyone pulling panels more than a few times a year. The trade-off is mostly convenience and organization rather than raw holding power.