4Pcs Weatherstrip Window Moulding Trim Seal Belt Compatible with 2012-2016 Honda CRV Replaces# 72450-T0G-A01 72410-T0G-A01 72950-T0G-A01 72910-T0G-A01

I was surprised on how well they fit. Overall it wasn't that bad to install. It was the getting off and cleaning that took the longest. This car has 172k on her and the noise was getting to me. Honestly I went piece by piece. I lined up the new clips with old ones, the position was off on a few but they adjust easily. I used an old pry bar and a thick microfiber towel to pry out the old one. Take your time. It seems like when you first start that your going to break something, you are! The old tabs. I did not take my door panels off, a piece of mind lol. All in all they look good except for one that came scuffed but hey you get what you pay for. I love that they have each piece labeled for what door. Just in case I still checked each piece to make sure they matched prior too. I'm very happy with these made the car look better and no more freeway noise. I also checked each window after install to make sure no problems ( Up and Down ).

I bought these for my Honda Accord 2006. I’ve had this car for 8 years now and since I got it, it had always looked almost new. Over the years I’ve replaced the engine parts that needed replacement and lately I’ve been working on the cosmetics. The Honda dealership wanted to sell me these for $1,000, and no way. Bought these, I was skeptical. Once they arrived, I quickly compared them with the original ones, they looked the same, I was going to have someone install them for me, but I watched a YouTube video and decided to do it. On my car there is one screw on each and for the front doors, the mirrors need to be removed. On the first day I was able to change front left, but the other 3 appeared to be stuck. I went to the guy who was going to install them, and he told me to bring the car next week. I couldn’t wait so I noticed that there was some goo inside. It was a lot of silicone, it looks like the previous owner filled them with silicone to prevent them from falling off. I used Goo Gone, the strongest one that doesn’t damage car paint, and in about an hour, I was able to replace the rest. The car looks newer each day, these don’t look like replacements, they fit perfectly and they are high quality, highly recommended.

I got these for my 2012 honda civic EX. They fit perfectly. Easy to install, great deal and not bulky. They’re just like the factory ones that the car came with.

I bought this window trim for my 2017 Honda Civic Sedan. I live in AZ and needless to say my car takes a beating from the sun everyday. The original trim was in rough shape and needed to be replaced as it was cracked, broken and melted from the heat. I purchased this product in hopes it would bring my car back to life and it did. The trim is easy to install and doesn’t take much time especially after replacing the first one. The end result is great! I did notice the clip that attaches to the door is not as thick/sturdy as the one that came with the car but none of them broke in the install process which is good. Now only time will tell on how long they last. If you are looking to replace your window trim, I would recommend this product. It looks great and is affordable.

My granddaughters husband attached them so I didn't need to pay to have them attached. They fit perfectly and look great.

so, the video is by a youtuber by the name of -- Thrifty Tool Shed -- and he explains the process super well. type in "2010 Honda Accord Weather Strip Window Moulding Replacement" or "2010 Honda Accord Weather Stripping" __one note I will make is he used a #8 socket ( because it is skinny) but the nuts actually use a 5/8ths. I almost stripped one of the hard to reach nuts with the #8 and cut out a small piece of the corner of the hard-board of the door interior to make room for my 5/8ths socket. The corner speaker covers it after you put it all back together. The front 2 are harder to take out than the back two, however, if you use a channel grip plier to get the hard to reach nut ( 1 out of 3 securing the side view mirror) , you just have to get it loose and take it out with your hand. I let some of the old clips break off in my door and I never hear them rattle, I even tried to slam my car doors really hard and only heard something move on the first slam of each door, then the little plastic pieces must have found their place. overall I am super happy with this product, it looks like the original and it was easy to install after that 1 hard to reach nut on each side of the front doors, you can also cut out a piece of the hard-board of the door interior to make room for a socket wrench to get in there. Do not rush the process, as there are some wires nearby that could be easy to over-stretch or knock out of their bases.

Perfect fit for 2019 Honda civic sedan. Solid product arrived in appropriate protective box and each unit wrapped individually with additional protective film on the exposed portion of trim. Length and clip alignment perfect. Doesn’t feel cheap. Has weight. Honda wanted $800+tax (parts only) for this set. Recommend plastic ‘trim’ removal tool ($6 set) to assist with removal of old trim. Also use blue painter tape to protect door paint before removal. Can be messy with old smudged rubber and dirt. If you eyeball the new trim next to the extorting trim you’ll know where the retention clip lives. Slip you tool there on front doors to release and then pry up trim with hand before sliding old trim to rear as the front portion is seated about and inch under mirror assembly. Have fun.

Bought these for my son's Honda Civic. They look great, work well, and were literally 'a snap' to install.