👉 Ohuhu License Plate Frames Set - 2 Pack, Slim Stainless Steel Polish Mirror Frames with 4 Holes + Chrome Screw Caps Review

I have nothing to add other than that I am happy with my purchase. The frames are well made and you get plenty of extra hardware for different mounting scenarios. There is also a slot on the back of the frame for the plate to fit in, so you can only use two mounting bolts (top or bottom) if you don't have four on your car. My only concern is the caps popping out (which I've experienced with other frames) but they seem to be secured well.

This product is excellent. It is well made, arrives quickly and is a real added value. Appearance will decorate any car. This is my fourth purchase, one for each of my child's cars. I had no problems with the installation and I didn't use the extra mounting hardware that comes with it to accommodate various mounting needs. I didn't cut myself like the others. Just a quality, durable product that installs easily and seems to hold up with no wear and tear issues.

Value for money. Comes with lots of little zip pockets to find what the extra pillows are for. I like the simple design, Caps. The only problem is that the bolts that came with the kit didn't fit my car so I had to use the original bolts. The kit includes plastic inserts for their screws, which (in the long run) don't really work. However, no kit will have every possible screw size for every machine, so expect to buy new screws from Home Depot. Also make sure your existing plate uses all 4 (top

Nice frames, good fit and great price. However, these frames are deeper than I expected and the trailing edge cuts into the paint if you just tighten them with the included hardware. Foam pads help a little, but you should consider buying some 1/8 inch nylon pads from a hardware store and placing them between the license plate and the car. This will lift the panel (and frame) off the painted surface. just enough not to damage the paint.

This is the second set I've bought. Do you know what annoys me the most? When you're driving and you see these nice cars that people spend a lot of money on but you look at their license plate frame and it's a cheap car they stole from a parking lot that still advertises them. . You did your part by buying a car! No need to keep ads. My car is used, old but replacing the old license plate frame makes it so much better! So don't be lazy and just replace it! It's very easy to make and they give…

Excellent quality. Easy to install and all required hardware is included. After probably a dozen automatic washes on both machines they're installed on, no chrome degradation, no pitting, no scratches from fluffy fabric items. Nothing. You always look great. The narrow rim allows all the features of my Indiana license plates to show through. Another common frame style hides the war veteran's logo and part of the expiration date. There are cheaper frames out there, but they're not expensive and…

I lost an hour and a half of my life with this. waste of time. First, let me say that I'm VERY technical. So don't think "that's a girl who didn't know what she was doing" lol. Make sure you fully analyze the structure you're working with before considering a slab frame, according to one reviewer. But with very simple basic tools. The "chrome" embellishment on this one will be scraped off immediately. Bolt kits etc were useless on my car and it's 2018! Not that it's old. I just left the hopping

I bought these to use as my truck trailer number plate protector. In that regard they are exactly what I need. Good quality, moderately durable. so that the edge does not scratch the paint. A 3/16" washer is fine for me, but in most cases a nylon washer is needed under the washer to avoid scratching the paintwork. I chose an aluminum spacer because unlike plastic and nylon, it doesn't shrink over time. Revain sells these pads. Find round gasket, aluminum, smooth surface. Choose the right size…