🚗 Trunknets Inc Front Bumper License Plate Bracket for Hyundai: Ultimate Mounting Solution with 6 Secure Screws & Wrench Kit Review

I bought a car in Texas and in the state I am in now I need a front decal. Unfortunately I had to drill holes in the bumper and the screws provided seem to provide a snug fit. The plastic feels a bit cheap and not perfectly straight, but it looks straight enough with my metal plates. Can't complain about the price paid. The car was a 2016 Sonata.

We bought our palisade without a faceplate so we needed a frame for our staff. Easy to assemble, especially as the palisade had pre-cut bezel cutouts to match this frame. So far it has easily survived a few months both on the highway and in the city. Although I am unhappy at having to purchase this accessory due to my state requirements and the manufacturer did not initially provide it, this product met my expectations and I would recommend it to anyone who needs a similar product.

The product is basically easy to assemble. I had the issue that others have mentioned where the holes for the actual license plate bracket were misaligned (US license plate). To fix this, I first put the top two license plate screws in, but didn't tighten everything enough to still move the plate. I then had to slip a finger between the plate and the mounting bracket on the side to bend the plate slightly, essentially prying the bottom holes of the plate to get the screws in. Then I tightened…

Very easy to use and looks great. used on 2013 Hyundai Elantra Limited. It doesn't come with instructions, but it's very easy to install. - Hold the license plate frame where you want - Mark the holes where you need to drill (This product only comes with 2 screws for it. I wanted to use 4 so I ordered screws for the license plate bracket online) - Drill a small hole where you marked the spot - place the license plate back on the bumper and tighten the screws with a screwdriver - if you have the

My eldest moved to a state that required a front license plate. This goes very well with the 2010 Elantra. The car featured a flat platform for the front license plate, as well as recesses on the sides of the platform in the front of the car for mounting screws. I used the existing screws and washers that came with the plate and while I was working on this I added another pair of screws/washers just below, thinking 4 mounting points was better than two. If your car doesn't have a flat place for

I rarely leave reviews because I think a low rating is usually a sign of anger or complacency. But THIS thing is a classic POS. Looks reasonable but is only plastic and not very durable. Worse, MUCH worse, the pattern on the metric brass fittings for holding the license plate screws did NOT match. They were up to 1/4 inch off. I drilled through my new license plate but it still did NOT fit when I tried to install a $25 license plate cover. I just couldn't drill, file and install all three…

I have purchased a Hyundai Santa Fe in Carvana which is from a condition that does not require a front fascia. I didn't notice the missing bracket until my DMV numbers arrived. I expected Carvana to fix it and they said they would, they told me to take it to a car service. um is it true? I followed their instructions and got an offer of $250! What what?! The Auto Technical Center sent them an estimate and didn't respond even though they and I made additional requests. No rejection, just…