I ordered these tuners (in black) about a week ago and they arrived yesterday. I had a 1993 Fender Squier (Korean) with the sloppy original tuners and wanted something better. This is an easy DIY project if you take your time and have a few tools. You need a 3/8" drill bit to enlarge to wholes for the new tuners and just go slow and keep your drill straight. Install the new tuners starting closest to the nut and work out so you can tightening them up with the wrench. Line up the tuners and then pre-drill the screw holes so so you don't damage the screw heads (maple is a pretty hard wood). When I was finished, there was only 1 screw hole on the headstock that was not covered. My guitar now tunes up easily and I'm quite pleased with the function and appearance of the tuners. You can spend a lot more but not sure unless you got locking tuners it would be worth the price difference.

I bought these tuners for my squier strat and they make a world of difference. The original strat tuners were worthless from the start. These are very basic and easy to install...I had to use a 3/8" drill bit to enlarge the peghead holes but other than that it was quick and easy. They keep the guitar in tune and when I do tune back up they are smooth. I bought some gotoh tuners of the same style and these seem just as good. Get them if you need to replace yours and don't want to spend a fortune.