00:00If your car doors sound like someone slamming a trash can lid every time you close them,
00:04you're gonna wanna stick around, because today I'm counting down the top 5 door lock buffer
00:08pads that stop that annoying slam noise for just a few bucks.
00:11I went through thousands of reviews and found the best deals out there, so let's get into it.
00:17Kicking things off at number 5 is this universal car door shock absorber that's become a bit of
00:21a legend with nearly 5,000 sold and a 4.8 rating. These little cushion pads sit right on your
00:27door
00:28latch and soak up the impact, so instead of that harsh metal-on-metal clunk, you get a nice soft,
00:33solid close. At just $3.55, and you can grab a single or a 4-pack, it's the cheapest way
00:39to
00:40test the waters and honestly, for the price of a coffee, you really can't go wrong.
00:45Next up at number 4 is basically the same idea but with a bit more flexibility in how many you
00:49get,
00:50choose between 4 or 8 pieces for $3.90. Same 4.8 rating, over 4,700 sold,
00:58so clearly people are loving these too. Here's why it's worth it, if you've got a 4-door car and
01:03want to do all the doors at once, the 8-pack gives you spares for the trunk or hood. The
01:08adhesive is
01:08strong, install takes about 30 seconds per door, and the difference in sound is honestly night and
01:13day. Coming in at number 3, this one's got a perfect 5-star rating, which is rare, and over
01:204,300 people have snapped it up. The 4 or 8-piece set runs you $3.91, so basically the
01:27same price as
01:28the last one. What makes it stand out is the rubber compound, it's a bit denser, which means
01:33it handles heavier doors on SUVs and trucks really well. If you've got a bigger vehicle and want that
01:39premium, muted thunk every time you close the door, this is a solid pick. At number 2, we've got
01:45another 5-star rated option with a 2 or 4-piece set for $4.09. It's a few cents more,
01:52but here's
01:52the thing, over 3,500 people bought it, and the reviews keep mentioning how well it holds up over
01:57time. The pads don't harden or crack in extreme heat or cold, which is a big deal if you live
02:03somewhere with rough seasons. It's the set I'd recommend if you want something that just works
02:08and keeps working without you ever thinking about it again. And taking the top spot at number 1 is the
02:1410-piece set for $4.78 in black and red, with a 4.9 rating and over 3,400 sold.
02:21This is the best value on the list, hands down, you get 10 pads, enough to do every door on
02:26two
02:26cars or share a set with a friend. Plus the black and red color option looks sharp peeking out from
02:32the door latch. If you want the best bang for your buck and the highest rated pick overall, this is
02:37the
02:37one to grab. Alright, that wraps up my top 5 door lock buffer pads, all the links are in the
02:43description below so you can grab whichever one fits your ride. If this saved your ears from one more
02:48door slam, hit that like button and subscribe for more quick product reviews. Thanks for watching,
02:54and I'll catch you in the next one.
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