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this outfit sold us 2 items that were defective. offered to give us only 25% refund, said it was too expensive to ship items back. finally agreed to give us a refund but never sent it though said it would appear on our account 5-7 days. NEVER GOT IT
DO NOT BUY FROM THEM
Avoid at all cost items are not what's described silicone covers are hard rubber with no flexibility and wrong tape to try and attach to the car. I've advised them I was writing this review and asked where to ship them back and I haven't had a reply surprisingly I have had all response from the company so I may alter the feedback after I see what can be done. ( I have to be fair and give them a chance )
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