uxcell 20 Pcs 8.5mm Hole Retainer Clips Plastic Drive Rivets Flaps Bumper Fender Push Clips

Good fastener, a little bigger on diameter that the original in my 2007 WK Grand Cherokee, they do the work, the original ones are more sturdy, but this works without a problem, they to the work.

Too brittle, break on install and don't last.

I have a Jeep Grand Cherokee 2004 with a few rust issues on the inside of the hood (probably exacerbated by battery splashback). I decided to use a fiberglass resin jelly to rebuild the rust eaten spot, which required that I detach the insulation skirt attached to the inside of the hood. These were held in place with factory fasteners identical to these. These plastic fasteners fit perfectly, and I have no regrets with my purchase. I finished the repair and my Jeep looks (and sounds) just as it did before the rust issues.This is a great product for a do-it-yourself fix. The nice cheap price makes it a no brainer. Try them yourself if you have similar repairs to do. You will not be displeased with the results.

they are a little bigger than the originals but works great

Fit my 2005 Grand Cherokee better than the originals...the heads have a larger diameter which hold the hood liner more securely. Way better price than from the dealership! Changed my windshield washer nozzles in no time with these because I didn't waste time (futilely I might add) trying to save the old, brittle, ones.

They were not "textured" on the head surface as advertised and shown in the illustrations. Rather, they were just smooth out of the mold. Cheap stuff. I'll find out how long they last. Delivery took about a month from China.

I ordered these because I had to repair the wiper fluid sprayer on my 2006 Jeep Commander. This requires pulling the hood liner out. Since the clips more or less always break when you do this I ordered these. They worked fairly well, easily pushing in and fit good. I had one break while just popping it in out of the 6 that I used so that is why my review isn't higher. They worked well and were fairly inexpensive though so good overall. You don't need a special tool to pop them in, although a puller to remove them is fairly useful. Don't think that if you have the tool you won't break the old ones though because you often will.

The clips are a flimsy replacement for the original. If the hole is sung the clips will fold in half and after a few folds, the are useless. I ended up paying about the same for much better quality. I would not recommend them other than for a conversation piece.