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| Manufacturer |
KUNGKIC Auto |
| Brand |
KUNGKIC |
| Item Weight |
0.634 ounces |
| Package Dimensions |
5.04 x 4.29 x 0.35 inches |
| Manufacturer Part Number |
KUNGKIC Auto XYBMGE0030 |
| Position |
Inside |
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- [ Fitment ]: Only compatible for 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 Toyota GR86 or Subaru BRZ.
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3.4 / 5
16 source ratings
Source: Amazon. Imported marketplace feedback is shown for product research and is not a review of a purchase made on this website.
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Jeff –
Great Color, Material feels good. Installed Kia K5 Sedan.
Benjamin –
Looks like a third grade art project. Cheap quality. You get what you pay for.
ReyAy –
Product was easy to install and covers both the front and back part of the seatbelt buckle. It has reduced the rattle when the buckle hits the back pillar of the driver’s side while driving but hasn’t totally eliminate it. It also protects the plastic on the pillar when the buckle is suddenly released by the occupant.
Woodland Wanderer –
I will start with the good things. It is easy to install, and it covers as much metal as it can and still allow the seat belt to work so it will help with preventing scratches on plastic car parts that come in contact with the seat belt. The B pillar on cars tends to take a beating when someone removes their seat belt and lets it fling. It can also get hit by the seat belt if no one is wearing the belt and the car is in motion. This does not cover all of the metal, but then if it did, the seat belt would not work.What I do not like about it has to do with the quality and appearance of the materials and workmanship. Only two colors of stitching are available which are red and gray. I would have ordered gray, but it was not available. The stitching on the interior of my car is WR Blue so I would have preferred either blue stitching or something neutral like black or at least the gray which was not available at the time. The product basically consists of two flat pieces of a thin material that the ad identifies as Alcantara. If your car has Alcantara in the interior, do not think that this is that material. It is not the same as the Alcantara that Subaru puts into the BRZ/GR86 at the factory. It will do the job though. The stitching, if I can even call it that, looks like an elementary school child did it as part of a class project. I actually remember doing things like this, and I remember my kids doing things like this back in elementary school.It is cheap, and it will do what it says it will do, but don’t expect it to look like something that came from the car manufacturer. Don’t expect it to look like it was from a high-end aftermarket manufacturer either. Look at it like a cheap seat cover or something like that. It will protect the car, but it will be obvious what it is, and it will not blend in and look like it was supposed to be there.
Rod –
Great
allan klein –
poor quality. waste of money