🧲 Cruiser Accessories 79150 Mounting Plate: Black, Durable and Easy-to-Install Review

I removed the original large black plastic bracket but couldn't find a minimal looking replacement bracket anywhere online. Then I found this clear plastic mount. Guaranteed not broken for life. Ease of installation. I drilled four holes and used the supplied washers to adjust the mount.

On my new camper van the license plate bracket consists of 2 clear polystyrene 'ears' that protrude from the rear light. Experience has shown that they become brittle with age and exposure to sunlight. farewell license plate. I installed this cruiser mount using 4 #10 pan head sheet metal screws and plenty of clear Lexel sealant after inserting the 4 panel mount holes for 1/4-20 mounting screws each with a flat washer and lock washer to make sure my license plate going nowhere.

Fits 2017 Audi A4 (B9). This license plate bracket fixed my Audi's biggest design flaws. The nuts that allow the panel to attach to the bracket CLAMP to the trunk lid and there are four holes cut in the plastic bracket. As the bolts turn the band, the holes on the bracket are widened by the nuts. I was unable to properly screw on the rear number plate due to a factory bracket error. Since this mount is universal with high ratings, I decided to swap out the factory mount. Although installation…

Ordered this item for my Honda Odyssey about a year ago. It worked great and seemed to securely attach my license plate to the front bumper. Although eventually it was gone. Not sure when, but I took my car to get my registration and noticed my front number plate was missing... except for the screws (see picture). Looks like it was blown away on a trip or something. It's possible someone picked it up, but that seems less likely as my wife almost never drives anywhere unless she's in the car and

This item was exactly what I needed having recently bought a used Audi A3. Having had trouble installing the backplate, I ordered this mount as a temporary replacement while I repaired the original mount. Now that he's in the car I like him so much I'll probably leave him there forever. The only problem was that the included fasteners were too long. I scooped up some #14 x 1/2" sheet metal screws (Everbilt 806651). They're almost too long, so I took a good pair of wire cutters and snipped off…

This mounting plate worked well with little tools on my end due to my car. I drive a 2006 Mazda 6 that was purchased in Pennsylvania where front license plates are not required. However, having recently moved to Massachusetts where a front license plate is required, I needed a front license plate bracket as my car did not have one installed. Due to the inaccessibility of the front grille to which this mounting plate was intended to be fitted and my reluctance to drill holes in the bumper I…

This set does not include threads. I knew before buying that there are only 4 screws for the license plate. BUT the holes on the actual mounting plate are just that! They are NOT threaded. The screw will go in like a press fit, but not as secure as it should be. The size of the screw does not match the size of a normal license plate insert nut. To make matters worse, the screw is a bit too long. So if you use it with a plate as intended, the screw will protrude through the back a bit. That…

Pros: 1. This replaced a $100 Audi license plate bracket for my 15ft S3.2. It's still possible for €5. Cons: 1. However, the included screws to attach the plate to the bracket were MUCH longer; It goes past the mount by almost 1/4 inch and will push against your paint if you're not careful. I think it's better if you use your license plate, but I don't. I should have gotten shorter ones in Lowes.2. Where the four screws go into the bracket, there's only virgin plastic - there's no metal…

My Jeep Wrangler did not come with a front license plate holder. I tested this one and was surprised at how solid it is in relation to its mounting surface on the car. It's plastic, of course, but it's not as fragile as many. It's as flexible as most cars' plastic bumpers, which would tend to flex with the bumper rather than snap if it were brittle plastic or flex if it was metal. The screws are tight and tight and the plate does not move. Just make sure you feel good when you stop. They don't…