Front and Back Car Plate Bracket Holders

How to install the Front and Back Car Plate Bracket Holders?

You will need to install the front and rear license plate mount brackets: microfiber towel, license plate, stainless steel or carbon fiber license plate frame with mounting tabs, anti-vibration spacers, stainless steel mounting hardware, screwdriver.

Before you begin: Create a clean slate by removing your license plate and wiping it away from any dirt or debris. This is also a good opportunity to wash and wax the area behind the dish.
Protect your vehicle with a rubber gasket: tear the paper from the rubber gasket to expose the adhesive. Align the spacers with the mounting holes and stick to the back of the license plate to prevent vibration and protect the vehicle. If your vehicle only allows 2-hole mounting, insert the rubber sheet bumper into the lower hole.
Insert the license plate into the frame using the tab: Insert the bottom edge of the license plate into the frame so that the mounting tab will hold the license plate in place.
Prepare the Hardware Hide Cap: Thread the stainless steel screws through the hardware hide cap.
Putting it all together: Align the license plate and frame with the mounting holes on the vehicle. Slowly thread each screw with a hardware concealment cover clockwise into the vehicle mounting hole.
Finishing work: Tighten the screws until they are securely attached to the frame. Fasten all hardware concealment covers firmly. Use a microfiber towel to remove any fingerprints from the license plate frame.

Securing your license plate to your vehicle is important for the safety of other drivers and your own peace of mind. License plate brackets and fasteners help mount license plates to the bumper or body of a vehicle to comply with state regulations. If you bought a new car and found that the brackets are loose, or the license plate screws are missing, you may need new license plate brackets and fasteners. The new license plate bracket also helps to mount your license plate on specialty vehicles such as trailers, or if your vehicle previously did not have a front license plate bracket.