No Drill Front License Plate Mounting Bracket Relocator for 2008-up Dodge Challenger - iJDMTOY Review

I put it on my 2018 Jeep Wrangler JL. I didn't go from faceplate to faceplate and didn't want to drill my bumper so I bought these. Easy to assemble but didn't feel sturdy. I added extra tape which I'm glad I did because after the trip to the beach it was the only thing holding my license plate. My number just stood still, I'm so glad I didn't lose it! I bought a new plate holder and drilled through it. Do not buy!

good alternative to 2017 bumper hole drilling. Put the instructions in the box. Yes, I can figure out how to install it with no problem, but there are many people who could use a simple guide. Warning: Be very careful after removing the bumper bolts and reinstalling the block. My reason is the plastic nut in the bumper and it got lost in the bumper. I found a solution using a plastic wall anchor, but again the instructions would have helped if they had included a warning.

Very nice design but too expensive for what it is. Firstly, there are no instructions, it's not that difficult to install, but could provide clear instructions instead of downloading a QR reader to view very vague assembly instructions, secondly, the included screws to replace the factory screws are too long when you install them You can also go to the hardware screw they send you and buy shorter ones, so it only adds to the cost of that overpriced item. They send two different sizes of bolts…

When I placed an order for this item it was stated that it would fit the 2019 Challenger. I didn't want to pierce my bumper with the original license plate bracket that came from the dealer so I ordered this item. Although I am a major contributor, I had to pay for both the shipping of this item and the return postage. Postage. If the item works I wouldn't mind paying the $3.95 postage. Because it didn't fit properly, I spent $10 to ship an item that said it would fit my car, but it doesn't…

Good. For 40€ I expected a lot more. First, the included bolts weren't long enough to go through the hardware and tow anchor, leaving enough threads for the nut to start biting even before the washers were installed. I had to go to the hardware store and buy screws. Second, no lock washers or nylon locknuts are supplied to ensure they don't loosen over time, leaving me with little confidence that I won't lose my faceplate in the future if the screws were long. enough to work. When I bought the…