Name this part! (I haven't a clue!)

Royisme

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I've had a few of these bust over the years, and the symphony of rattle is getting old... but it's hard to replace a part when you don't know what it is :(
 

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Push Rivet or Push-Type Fastener, goes by a few names but all sound the same. Good thing to have spares of if you can find a pack of them or something. I need some myself.
 
Thanks! I'll google around and see if I can't find a place to order some... if I do I'll post the link here.
 
At Canadian Tire, an auto parts store up North, they sell all different types of those trim clips in little multi packs for cheap. I'm not sure what the US equivalent of Canadian Tire is but it'd be worth checking there.
 
At Canadian Tire, an auto parts store up North, they sell all different types of those trim clips in little multi packs for cheap. I'm not sure what the US equivalent of Canadian Tire is but it'd be worth checking there.

They sell them at Lowes here too.
 
The motorcycle shop I work at sells them, they come in a box and are made by "Bolt", its like $6 for 10-12 (I forget how many), but they are only black. Just another option, but they hold fairings on so they have to be fairly strong.
 
You guys are great! I had found several online, but just the shipping was more than the total number of clips I needed. I'll stop by Autozone and do pick up a box (so long as they're in stock!) which gives me a chance to price out the Tundra brake upgrade... I had been happy not having warped rotors until a week ago (in 184,700 miles, it never needed hard braking that I recall) and a little girl chased a dog into the street. I thought I was going to break my knee cramming that pedal, and for the first time I really knew the ABS was doing something! Since then I've wanted to yank my hair out whenever I apply pressure to that pedal. Horrible wobble! -_-

Edit: No injuries in this last minute stop :)
 
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I've not personally seen them in brown, but all of those freeking drawers at Lowe's on the screw aisle have some too.
 
I've not personally seen them in brown, but all of those freeking drawers at Lowe's on the screw aisle have some too.

most any parts store should have them... I know oreillys had a ton of different fasteners there.

hey if all else fails though... hit up your local junkyard and grab a ton.
 

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