Car radio and navigation removal tool set QUIXX AMI-02515 — 20 stainless steel pry tools

QUIXX AMI-02515 is a 20-piece removal tool set made from stainless steel, designed to safely remove car radios, navigation units, trim panels and fascia plates. The set provides a range of pry tools sized and shaped for precise access to clips and fasteners common in modern vehicle interiors. Corrosion-resistant stainless steel construction ensures repeated use in professional or hobbyist settings while maintaining accurate edges for controlled leverage and minimal risk of cosmetic damage.

Advantages

The stainless steel pry tools offer durability, consistent stiffness and resistance to bending during use, allowing controlled removal of head units and interior trim. The variety of tool profiles and thicknesses in the 20-piece set enables selection of the most suitable shape for different fasteners and panel gaps. The metal construction preserves tool geometry over time, providing repeatable performance for installers and technicians.

Suitable for

• Removing car radios and in-dash navigation units
• Prising off fascia plates and dash trim without damaging panels
• Automotive repair shops and professional car audio installers
• DIY vehicle maintenance and electronic upgrades

Key specifications

• Quantity: 20-piece set of pry tools
• Material: stainless steel for corrosion resistance and strength
• Tool variety: multiple profiles and thicknesses to access different gaps and fasteners
• Finish: smooth edges for controlled levering and reduced risk of scratching

How to use

Select the pry tool profile that matches the gap and fastener shape around the radio, navigation unit or trim piece. Insert the tool gently between the panel and trim, apply controlled leverage to disengage clips or fasteners, and work progressively around the component to avoid concentrated stress. For head unit removal, use the appropriate tools to release mounting brackets or fasteners and pull the unit free while supporting connections and wiring. After use, clean and store tools to maintain condition.

Usage recommendations

Use gentle, controlled force and the correct tool profile for each gap to minimize the risk of panel deformation. Combine with plastic trim tools when working on painted or delicate surfaces to further reduce the chance of cosmetic damage. Inspect tools regularly for burrs or sharp edges before use.