ItranMc Window Weatherstrip Trim for 2007-2011 Honda CRV 4-Door SUV

I have owned my 2017 Honda Accord EX-L since it was brand new, and after nine years, the original window moldings were literally flopping in the wind. I normally use OEM parts, but replacing all four would have cost more than $300, so I decided to try these instead. They fit perfectly, look factory-installed, and seal the outer window base exactly as they should. Installation took about 10 minutes for all four, including cleaning the area. I strongly recommend using automotive plastic trim tools and placing painter’s tape along the paint for extra protection. At this time, all four pieces are fitting perfectly. Should anything fail prematurely, I will update this review. Overall, these are an excellent, affordable alternative to OEM parts and completely refreshed the appearance of my car!

Absolutely amazing. I am new to “do it yourself” car things so I was hoping this would be something I can do at home. AND LEMME TELL YOU this product is amazing!! Super easy install and after a couple YouTube vids to remove the old ones, these were no problem! For reference I have a 2017 Honda Civic EX sedan. It took me maybe 10-20 ish minutes to figure out what goes where, but I think that’s just a me thing. It’s super easy and super affordable. Transformed the look of my car. Buy it! I included my before and after pics!

My originally owned 2010 Honda civic had its window weather stripping deteriorating. I usually tend to buy OEM parts but for its age it was pretty costly for the set around $180 plus. Came across these and read a few 8th gen sedan (06-11) owner reviews and all seemed really promising. Removing the old weather strips is kind of a pain and you will break the original clips. I used some plastic trim removal tools. I suggest adding some painters tape to the ends where you’ll be trying to lift and also on the black C-pillar sections to protect any scuffing. Be aware you most likely will fully break the clips and they might fall between the panel and window. While these come with new clips. I’m OCD and ensured I didn’t drop them in the abyss. Installing them is a breeze. I suggest cleaning the area as you might as well. Each strip was labeled what section they belong to but double check they match the window it’s assigned to. Once aligned it’s just a matter of pushing them down for the clip to snap onto the door panel rail. I had all my windows opened and a small rubber mallet to lightly tap them in. I did have one issue on my front passenger side not clipping in and I was able to still lift it. I ended up carefully pushing/bending the clip forward or to the exterior of the car if that makes sense. This did the trick for the clips to latch on. All my weather strips are now refreshed and the quality seems to be really good for not being OEM. Highly recommend!

Very pleased with how well these worked for replacement on my 2019 Honda Civic. There was just a slight difference in thickness but not too noticeable at all, even though it looks like a lot in my pictures, it wasnt noticeable once the new were installed. Dealership wanted almoat $100ea but this was well worth the cost! Very easy to install after watching a few seconds of youtube videos. No gaps except as you can see in one of the pictures the line from the previous seal. All in all, highly recommend.

Removal of the old trim was not a problem using a plastic trim removal tool. Installing the front door strips was also easy. However, I had a difficult time getting the rear strips secured. After taking a closer look at the rear strips, I noticed that the white clip was not seated properly in the strip. Using a small screwdriver, I pushed the two white prongs underneath the trim. I then started by inserting the back side first, sliding it underneath the remaining trim piece on the door, and then pushing it down. They fell right into place. I noticed that other folks had problems with the rear strips as well, so hopefully this helps someone else. Overall, installation was easy once I figured out the issue with the rear white clips.

These fit without any issues on a 2006 (8th Gen) Honda Civic EX 4-door. Removing the old, rotten, decrepit belt moldings without scratching the door frames was the major challenge. I recommend using some silicone spray lube to help loosen the clips at the trailing end of the doors. Also, having a small pick and a trim removal tool is crucial if you want to get this done without breaking things. I'm not sure how long these will last compared to OEM, but for the price, even if they last 3-5 years, I'd consider that a solid win!

They snap in and fit well. It definitely looks a lot better on my 20 year old car with almost half a million miles on it. Just be careful if you try to pull them back off. They will bend if you're not careful. Otherwise, the clips and design hold it in place well and securely.

Buy these!! They are so easy to install. I watched a YouTube video that was super helpful. I installed these in 10 minutes on our 2010 Honda Civic. They look so good!

The product arrived, and we installed the four rubber mouldings on the windows. Not original Honda window mouldings but the quality is just as good and the price is considerably lower. They were a perfect fit, and we are happy.

Easy to fit , snug and clean

Live in Australia.These do not fir our 2012 honda crv..waste of money.

Excelente calidad, chequen bien tutoriales antes de ponerlos

En mi caso quedaron a la medida del vehículo y han funcionado bien hasta el momento