GZYF 4 PCS Car Window Moulding Trim Weatherstrip Window Moulding Trim Seal Belt for Toyota Yaris Sedan 4-Door 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016，Black

Inexpensive window trim replacement fir well.

I was somewhat hesitant to buy these for my 2007 Lexus GX470. My old ones were shot, but didn't want to spend the $$$ on OEM parts for my "hoopty." So, I figured I'd take a chance on these. I installed these myself about 6 weeks ago, and it was pretty easy, and the still look good. I found a YouTube video that explained it perfectly. Even if these last only a few years, I think it would be worth it for such an old car.

Seals were heavily affected by weather and expanded in the Oregon “heat” making them worse than the old seals

Not a bad product for the price. Fitment wasn’t nearly as great as OEM.

The window trim on the old GX was in pretty rough shape. These replacements didn't disappoint. What you're getting is 4 window trim pieces to replace the chrome trim pieces on the doors. What you're not getting are the 2 pieces you'll need to replace the remaining chrome strips beneath the back windows. You'll know what I'm talking about if you look at the picture. It looks a little weird with those back pieces being chrome but as you can tell my truck isn't winning any beauty pageants anyways. To replace your old window trim start by removing the T20 screw on the back of the front door. You don't need to remove any paneling to get to that screw. When the screw is out you'll just grab the chrome strip with some needle nose pliers and yank it straight up towards the top of the car. You'll ruin the chrome pieces, but they're junk anyways. Once off I wiped the old sticky black residue off the door with some acetone. The new front door trim pieces need to slide into the little tunnel between the door and the mirror. Push it in till the screw hole in the new trim piece lines up with the screw hole on the back of the door. Put the screw back in. Next you'll push down on the trim as hard as you possibly can till you hear it click into place. Do this every couple inches till the trim is seated on the door. For the back windows, you'll have to remove the T20 screw at the front of the door, then pop the little pin out that's attaching the door's edge trim to the window trim. Once that's off yank the old trim piece straight up and out. Wipe the gunk off the door and push the new trim piece on. Put the screw back in and superglue the door edge trim to the new window trim piece where the old pin used to be. The whole job took maybe 15 minutes.

They fit and work fine, people either bought the wrong item or have no idea what they're doing.

They work, but the dimensions are not so exact and they don't fit well, I had to cut some clips and only put it on the driver's side, I don't want to break the other side, (camry 2009)

I would say it’s very decent for its price. I have a 2011 Toyota Camry SE AT. I would say that I’ve seen reviews of people buying this and saying that there is a gap. You have to play around and push at an angle. It’s very tedious but once you get it to work, it is all worth it in the end. I don’t know how the OEM looks like but I would say is that you get a bang for your buck since the OEMs are very expensive.