car door hinges still as bad as before
920069
car door hinges still as bad as before....no improvement whatsoever and the item can not be returned as it requires special handling that Amazon can not provide....Waste of money
4336185
Not exactly sure if it is the brackets but I cannot get my door to close properly like it did before, iv adjusted all of the hinges for hours and still can't manage to close the doors smoothly
2601029
Just after a few months of me installing those door hinges in my house  some of those started rusting and squeaking worst then  the olds ones that were like 30 yearls old
2697423
Don't know who to blame but the plastic latch on our Toyota Sequoia broke so we ordered this latch to replace it.  It's a 1-2 hour job ro replace the latch.  We got it installed and this part seemed to be more sturdy so we where happy initially.  However, after only 3 months the new latch was broken also... in the same exact place.  Very frustrated with this part.  Guess we need to order a few latches and just replace them every few months...  What joke Toyota!
80737
Direct replacement, worked as well as original, however, I still had to mortise them to get door to close correctly, but not a fault of the hinge.
3566564
I own a 2005 Chevy Express van with side opening cargo doors as opposed to a sliding door. This is my primary transportation as well as my work van. This particular  model van is notorious for the hinges of the side doors seizing due to rust. My hinges were so rusted That I was worried that the stress of opening and closing the doors was going to rip the sheet metal of the body that the hinges are welded to. I tried every off the shelf penetrating type lubricant on the market. Nothing helped. One day, I had to assist an HVAC tech change out a rooftop vent fan motor that was as old as dirt. His company uses this penetrant to facilitate the removal of pulleys and bearings off the motor shafts. I explained the problem I was having with my hinges and he offered me his can to try. OMG! I sprayed the hinges, let it sit for about 5 minutes, started working the doors open and closed, and after about 30 seconds, all of a sudden the rust broke down and the doors started working better and better. I sprayed some more on the hinges, worked the doors, and the rust worked it's way out so that I had black dirty oil dripping from the hinges. I keep this in my van now, and lube the hinges once a month, and work the doors. They still want to rust up and operate hard if I don't follow this schedule. In my mind, if you need a penetrant that works, when all the rest haven't, definitely get a can of this! A little goes a long way. THIS STUFF WORKS!
2675142
I thought that this would be fine when I first saw it and installed it but the hinge covers on the back of the seat doesn't stay put when closed. They continuously pop back open and the front of toilet seat paint is buckling as if it's getting ready to peel. If this one had turned out O.K. I have two other toilets seats that need replacing,I guess I'll have to try a different brand. You get what you pay for!
3982851
I bought this for our 2004 Jetta. The hinge part is nowhere close to the original. I was able to remove the latch and spring and put it on my old armrest. it stays locked but the spring keeps forcing it off. without the spring, it does latch and lock. I may need to further modify it to get it to work but it beats paying $50 for a new latch.
3181177
New visor cracked at the hinge like the original.  Poor design from Mazda.
1128970
Watch out for this company and their product.  They say they offer a lifetime guarantee, but it isn't true and the product does not hold up.  I would advise using a different company for hinges.
1185520
I bought these as replacements for Amerock hinges made & installed more than a decade ago. The original ones were solid metallic and great quality. The current ones, although functional, are stamped sheet metal and not strong. The two mounting holes (in the cupped portion) will cause the hinge to lift off cabinet door. See attached picture.

Updated 11/24 : The hinges broke after two months. Very poor design and quality
1880558
fit right into old cutouts - but if the original cutout was a little misaligned, the new one will not close smoothly - only a couple of my 35 doors had this problem.  I hope they last longer than the previous Blum hinges
200942
I ordered these hinges to replace the broken ones in my DV9000 series laptop.  The package arrived in couple of days, however, the metal shafts that screw into the screen were bent but not beyond repair by re-bending back to relative straightness. Also, these hinges were in worn condition, not new.

The major issue that I encountered was on the RIGHT hinge, the screw holes that secure the hinge to the body were slightly larger than the screws themselves.  Halfway into the screw holes, the screws would catch as normal and continue tightening.  The problem was that the first half of the screw holes would not start the screw into the housing.  This was a major issue in the installation, resulting with me having to use loctite in the screw holes, just for it to begin catching before halfway.

Even though I was able to get these hinges to fit, it was at the expense of time and frustration.
4772424
Hinges became rusty after 3 month of usage holding bathroom door.
2842452
The good news: they were fairly easy to install.

The bad news: unlike their promises, these latches do engage frequently upon simply closing the cabinet door. I installed them a week ago and already they've locked me out about 10 times, simply from just closing the door (gently).  They said even slamming the doors would not cause the latch to engage but even normal door opening and closing causes them to engage which locks the door closed. Every single time I have to get up on a step stool to unlatch them to be able to get into my cabinet. Horrible product.

Thankfully when I ordered these I ordered another type of latch as well for comparison purposes (called the Safe T Proof cabinet door touch latches). And that latch seems to be working well although it's the type that requires you to push it before you open the door. That said it's not terribly inconvenient and I will probably install them in all my other cabinet doors.
2855475
Please avoid this product. The original liftgate supports on my 2008 Honda CRV lasted until the end of 2016. They stopped working eventually, and I swapped them out with these in January of 2017. They worked well enough--supports tend to "weaken" during winter, though my Houston winters are relatively mild--but they were springy and strong those first few months. By the winter season at the end of 2017, however, the supports started showing signs of weakening. With a little coaxing and repetition (opening and closing quickly to "warm and recharge" the supports) they worked ok for a few months. But here we are in May of 2018 and they're completely useless, something I discovered the hard way when the liftgate dropped onto my head. Adding insult to injury, the supports actually make the door feel HEAVIER now--I think they're pulling downward a bit in addition to NOT supporting at all. I'm very disappointed that this product didn't last longer than 17 months. Go with a Honda original product if possible.
3610679
It broke just a little over a year after I installed it (13 months, to be exact). There is no excuse for hardware to be that flimsy. The one I replaced was on the door when I bought the house 12 years ago, making the Prime-Line K 5007 about 1/12th as sturdy as it should have been (or less, depending on how long the old one was on the door before I bought the house). If you want to replace your door latch every year, this one might be perfect. If you'd rather spend your money on other things, I'd suggest giving this one a pass.