Radio Removal Tool key Set for Ford, Volkswagen, Audi, and Mercedes, Car CD DVD Host Key Disassembly Tool 4PCS

Kinda flimsy but they got the job done on my Mercedes radio. Be gentle with them and they work fine. I thought they didnt work at first but I was using them wrong. There is a little bit of technique to inserting them. The two I didnt bend figuring out how to use live in my glovebox now.

The radio on the truck quit working. I had just bought it like a year ago. I started wondering if a wire had come loose, but I couldn't find the stupid keys to remove it. Then I thought, surely they sell them online somewhere, I'll check Amazon. Sure enough, I found some, and for a decent price. They arrived and I easily pulled the radio out and discovered that the power wire had come loose (looks like a rodent helped). A little bit of repair and the radio is happily working again and I'm stoked because I didn't buy a new one for no reason. Now I need to get a mousetrap for my truck....

Perfect

Pulled out a Porsche radio with these. It was very tight and needed a bit of force. They held up to the force but the inside curve is very uncomfortable. They worked fine. I would call this a great value and better quality than the plastic ones.

Worked perfectly on my Audi SQ5

Product did not even work. Bought to remove the factory radio in my mk4 Volkswagen GTI and it did not work. Poor quality, you get what up pay for and I expected that, however, I did not expect it to entirely not work. The key slots did not line up. This is my 2nd mk4 VW and I removed the last one with no problem, unfortunately the tool kit I bought the first time is no longer being sold.Ended up breaking my radio to get it out, not using the tools. Luckily Wasn’t planning to use the factory radio for anything, just thought it’d nice to keep around. Didn’t want to wait for a new, different set to come in. Eager to get my subs in and needed the factory radio out! XD

Great product quality

These products work on the first and second pass, however, they are cut so rough that they tend to catch inside the stereo and get stuck to the point of needing a flat head and a lot of elbow grease to pry loose. There are better products out there so if you have the extra $5, don't be stingy, it'll save you a lot of time.