2PCS- Rear Door Nylon Mounting Plates #64658 w/Screws for Truck Cap Leer XL/XR/XQ

Fit almost perfectly. Screws are a little larger than the originals. Had to drill out the hinges one size larger but otherwise fit great. No other issues. Would buy again

They look perfect, but as soon as you begin to install them, they’re nothing but problems. The machine screws they send aren’t even close to long enough to be functional.So, I decided I’d just buy longer machine screws and solve the issue since I just wanted this project done. To make a long story short, the little brass bushings inside the hardware don’t seem to have a known thread pitch. It’s somewhere between 1/4-20 and 1/4-28, but it’s not something you can just pick up at your local hardware store. (I checked metric sizes as well.)For reference, I work in a machine shop, so I’m relatively mechanically minded. Skip these and try to find true OEM Parts. These are only going to cause you headaches.Update: I will give the brand credit for their attempt at customer service. The thoughtful gesture of reaching out to resolve my issues does not change the fact that quality was severely lacking, and the parts do not fit the truck toppers advertised.Hopefully the manufacturer fixes their quality control and produces higher quality parts, because these are relatively hard to find for sale online.

This product is made out of plastic and does not work well with Snugtop camper.

I got these parts to replace worn out aluminum rear window upper mounting points on a Snugtop shell ca. 2010 with the curved glass. The originals had stripped the female threads (aluminum) from vibration and movement when the glass is opened and closed and the screws were falling out. These replacement parts don't exactly fit in the drilled holes in the Snugtop glass, but you can easily file the plastic to fit. Doing so doesn't seem to weaken the parts. The screws are a bigger size than the originals (a good thing), so I had to drill out the hinge brackets. When installing these, I recommend you remove the gas struts at one end and prop up the glass with a cane or something. That way you aren't constantly battling with the struts when trying to align the holes in the glass with the holes in the hinge bracket, as I did. It was pretty comical, but I got the job done. Keep a clean work area, I lost one of the screws.

I had to grind the old screws off because they were rusted in place. This then fit in the existing holes and allowed a new latch to bolt right up. No problems and I was able to tighten the screws without anything breaking or giving way.

I liked it came with new screws ready to install.

Wish I would have listened to the reviews. First, the plastic around one of the brass inserts was cracked and missing around about half of the insert. Second, diameter of the plastic is too large to fit into the holes in the glass. Third, when attempting to tight the screws, the inserts began to spin in the plastic on each one. I wasn't able to get them tight which means the glass would have not been secured. Because the inserts were spinning and the screws had thread locker on them, I had to break the plastic so I could get a pair of pliers on the brass inserts in order to remove the screws and remove the glass. Missed my return window by two days.

Good product