ItranMc Window Weatherstrip Trim for 2013-2018 Honda Accord 4-Door Sedan

Fantastic product ! Nice to know that true quality does still exist . They look identical to my OEM ones that were 16 years old. I used a wide plastic trim removal tool to remove the old ones. Easy installation and they fit like a glove. My 2010 Honda Crv looks like new . - I’m very pleased.

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.

Worked like a charm! They fit in perfectly. Only the last piece would not go in no matter how hard we tried. Ended up having to use a knife to open up the blue clips more inside of the railing. They got stuck in the closed position and wouldn't go in. After opening them up the last rail.fit in place. I will say though. I highly highly recommend buying the proper plastic car pry tools before trying to install these. I used a metal one I had lying around and it ended up scratching my car a little.

perfect fit and easy install on a 2010 honda accord. (plenty of youtube videos on how to install) I will update review after first rain and give it 5 stars when i know its water tight.

Works great and is easy to install! Make sure you have the correct rear trims. I mistakenly was trying to install rear right in the left and it would not budge u til I realized they needled to be swapped.

I watched a YouTube video to learn to remove the old trim and install the new trim. It seemed simple enough, but it was a little more complicated than the instructions in the YouTube video. Looking back, it is harder to remove the old trim than it is to install the new trim. Don't forget to wash your windows and door beneath the old trim before installing the new trim. The trim pieces do not include any instructions for installation. The pieces are individually wrapped and labeled. If you don't have one, you will need to have a plastic pry bar to aid in removal of the old trim. In the video I watched, the installer used a plastic pry bar and a screwdriver to remove old trim and broken clips. I ordered a plastic pry bar kit that included one metal pry tool and I used that along with the plastic pry bar to lift the old trim up and break the first clip. After that you can use your hands to pull the trim the rest of the way off. You will break the old trim clips removing the trim. The old trim is garbage after that. I read reviews prior to ordering and was very hopeful based on positive reviews, but also completely expected the trim to not work on my car. I installed my left rear trim piece first and was sure the one review that mentioned the clips didn't work was going to be my experience because the piece was not clicking anywhere. So after 30 minutes of struggle, I did not think the trim was going to work since the clips did not click into place as instructed in the YouTube video and the trim could be easily lifted back off the door. I asked someone else to take a look and they suggested pushing the center of the clip forward just a bit to give it room to grab under the door. Following that advice, I used a screwdriver to push or bend the center part of the clip forward. This is the part of the clip that will catch under the door frame and keep the trim in place, and after that bend, the trim did click in place and could not be moved. The YouTube also mentions that once it clicks in place it is permanent, so make sure it is aligned correctly before you clip it in place. I clicked my right rear in place about 1/4 inch too far back and it took a lot of pushing, pulling, and shoving and a lot more swear words to finally get it to slide into place and close that gap at the front of the door. Lesson was learned and I made sure to double check the fit before clicking the other pieces in place. If I'd known to bend the center of the clip out to help it catch under the door, removal and installation would have probably taken an hour. I wasted about 30 minutes trying to make the first piece work before I gave up and asked for help and then it took me about an hour to finish up, including time to clean the windows and door beneath the old trim. All of the pieces fit perfectly and they look like factory parts on the car.

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.

I was excited to replace the worn out window seals on my 2015 Honda civic. The trim arrived quickly. I was able to replace the two front trim pieces just fine, they fit perfect. The two rear trim peaces seemed to be long. I have never done this before and watched some you tube videos. It was clear to slide in the rear first to try and make the angle fit. For me, there was no way to do so. I am mechanically inclined and familiar with tools. Luckily I was able to take the first one it to trim the aluminum with a cut off wheel. It works but I’m not happy with it. I trimmed a bit extra on the left side to make sure it fit the first time. I may have not seen something or done something perfect you can see my pictures of how much I trimmed and the extra length to decide for yourself. Just beware that the rears “may” need a bit of trimming to get them to fit in. In the end, they look better than the old ones that were worn out and I’m not out a bunch of money. If I decide to do again, I will most likely go to Honda for the parts. Being a backup car, it works for now. Update 4/25/26. The seller has reached out and has been very helpful on resolving my issue with the rear windows. I will update again once I give the rear window trim a second shot.

Muy buenos, quedaron perfectos en mi civic 2008.

Easy to fit , snug and clean

J'ai adoré la belle qualité de ces bandes . Ces bandes sont très facile a installé . Tu lève un coin avec un outil mince de plastique (doit être levé directement vers le haut) . Tu nettoie le rebord avant de mettre les neufs . J'ai un Honda Civic LX 2010 et a place de payé 500$ chez le concessionnaire bien ces bandes de qualité très précise sont identique a celle de compagnie. Je recommende fortement et vous ne serai pas décus .

Excelente quedaron a la medida

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