Augeny 10 Sets Seat Belt Button Stop, Plastic Seat Belt Stop Clips, Universal Snap-On System Seatbelt Buckle Stopper Button Kit, Prevent Buckle from Sliding Down, No Welding Required (Gray)

I installed these in the back seat of my minivan. My daughter was having trouble reaching the seatbelt latch, as it would slide down below her car seat. This little device has prevented it from happening. It's been on for a few weeks now, and is still doing its job just fine. Installation wasn't too difficult. You just need something sharp and pointy to stab a hole in the belt.

I have purchased others like this and they did not work. This is

Good quality replacement for these missing off of old vehicles. Crazy that you have to buy that many, but it wouldn't be cost effective to purchase one at a time.

I put them on my Volvo and Chevy truck but need to use three to get them to hold the seat. They also pop off when they get stuck in the seat.

Put right into the existing hole from the previous button. went right into place and looks just like the original. Quick, easy and painless.

I bought a used car and one of the seat belt button stops was missing. Exactly matched the seat belt color and took a few seconds to install. As an added bonus, I now have some spare seat belt button stops.

I ordered these Augeny seat belt button stops in the color Gray. A few years ago, someone closed my car door on the outstretched seatbelt, breaking the original button stop off. Since then until now, I was frustrated every time I tried to buckle up, struggling to locate and grab the male part of the seat belt buckle which always slid down the belt toward to floor in that tight little space between the edge of the back of my seat and the interior wall of the car. Arghhh! It was like doing yoga...without any of the tranquility. At the time, I thought fixing it meant that I'd have to go to the dealership and pay for a whole new seatbelt to be installed, so I endured my plight as a shoulder contortionist. Then by chance, I came across these seat belt button stops and wondered if such an easy, inexpensive, DIY fix could actually exist and work. 10 sets of these button stops arrived in a neutral gray color. They look similar to the original ones on the other seatbelts in my car. I wasn't confident that these button stops could pierce through the thick seatbelt material, but I discovered that although thick, my seatbelts' fabric is woven just loosely enough to allow me to wiggle the point of the button stop around for awhile until it creates a space between between threads in the weave and pops through to the other side. Once it did that, I tried to push the back side of the button stop onto it by hand, but I couldn't squeeze hard enough to secure it, so I put a tea towel over the surfaces of both sides and gently clamped them together with a pliers. It worked like a charm! The button stop is very secure and it stops the seatbelt from sliding down. Even better than that...I changed the position of the button stop from where the original one had been placed along the seat belt to a higher, more ergonomic location from which it will be much easier and more comfortable for me to grab the seat belt buckle without having to braise my knuckles between the side of my seat back and the wall of the car. These little seat belt button stops are a Godsend! Yay! Highly recommend!

These buttons are as well made as can be expected for what they are. They work exactly as intended and the color is good. Push the pin through the hole in the seatbelt then snap on the back. It wasn't too hard to install as others have indicated, but if you need you can take a couple of dimes or similar and a pair of pliers to press them together (the dimes are so the pliers do not leave teeth marks in the plastic). The little pin is not long enough to melt into place so be prepared to put a drop of super glue in the little opening or it will come off since it's just a friction fit. At least mine did on day 2.