🚗 GlowShift Universal Black Triple Pillar Gauge Pod - Perfect Fit for Any Car - Durable ABS Plastic - Mounts (3) 2-1/16" (52mm) Gauges on A-Pillar Review

Perfect for 2005-2006 Mercedes. There is not enough clearance to use gauge mounting hardware, but gauges fit snugly with no brackets behind them.

Not so versatile for me. It does not fit for the new Jeep JL. I thought I could customize it with a few tweaks, but in the end it wasn't. It is better to use the top mount version on the dashboard.

Universal doesn't always mean universal :) Fits many cars but not my 2001 VW MK4 Jetta. Made directly from glo shift, made for my car, fits like a glove.

Loved it. For a novice installer, this wasn't as difficult as it might seem. It's easy with the right tools. Just make sure you have a heat gun, gloves, and a drill or self-tapping screws. Recommend.

I use this for three extra sensors on my Durango. I glued it to the A-pillar trim with a heat gun and painted it gray to match the interior. Easy to install and haven't had any problems so far.

As with most generic items I had to tweak and heat this item a few times to get it to fit. I ended up drilling a hole to screw it into the original handle hole to make sure it wouldn't fall off again and I had to make a tweeter hole for my speaker which was fun too!

Material seems a little flimsy to me and doesn't fit my 1984 W150 in shape and form. The post is too wide to fit, not entirely my fault as I don't have a liner which would probably make it a little better, but even if it did it would have to block my quarter window (wedge window) making it useless for use. up to about the ceiling.

Got this for my 2011 Nissan Juke. The cost is very reasonable and I believe that with a few tweaks you should be able to install it in almost any car. If you are unsure about using a heat gun to shape a product, I still recommend this product, but I advise you not to expect results beyond what you can deliver. It works well and the looks are what I expected and it didn't cost me more than $200. I now have three sensors (oil temp, oil pressure and turbo boost) to monitor engine performance…

Definitely a bit too big for my 1994 3000gt. But with some warmth and gloves you can make it work. The hardest part for me was trying to get it to fit, but after 20 minutes of fiddling, it's molded to my inner fairing and the gauges are still a nice, snug fit. I think it's worth the money if you don't mind doing a little sculpting. I heated it up pretty well with a flashlight and it didn't catch fire or anything, but don't be stupid, use a small amount of heat along the edge and around the…