Warrior License Plate Brackets

Very heavy duty and won't bend/break when I step on it. It would have been nice to have a letter better led lighting (wider row of leds), but it keeps me legal.

Excellent Solution to mounting the rear license plate so it doesn't get picked off.

I ended up ordering this as a replacement to the standard plastic mount that came with my Jeep. The original mount shattered into pieces when my garbage can jumped out in front of me as I was backing out of the driveway. Love the way it looks, matches some of the other small upgrades I've installed (gas cover, light protectors) and it's strong enough to stand up against any more sneaky trash cans. The only downer was it took a smidge longer to install than expected because you have to drill into the body to get it attached and one of the bolts is inconvenient to reach behind the wheel well. Super happy with the way it looks! Would definitely recommend!

Designed for hawse, means it is intended to be used with synthetic line. Which means in order to install it, you will need to remove your winch line, install the product, and reinstall, and retention, your winch line. If the bottom half of the plate had a ½" slot in it removal would not be required. Just a thought? I did not cut mine, I just reinstalled my winch line. Looks and works great.

Awesome product, took maybe 15 minutes to install. Bolts up great to stock mounting holes.

Decent mount. Holes for securing plate post to base post are a little wide allowing the plate to shimmy a bit and generally not sit level. Bit of an annoyance, but not a deal breaker. I'm sure I can modify it to get rid of it, but still love the mount. Will be great to mount the backup camera to.

I converted two Jeep JK's in an afternoon. I can go through car washes again. Here are some tips to ease installation. (1) Be sure to buy a delete plug for the old holes. (2) The side nuts are difficult to access due to the Jeep's double wall sheet metal. Install the washer, then an over-sized nut as a spacer, then a regular 5/16" nut, tighten, then install the supplied lock nut. (3) Lightly tap the far right edge of the installed license plate with a rubber mallet to form around the edge of the bracket. The license plate sticks out about 1/8" and may catch on something. I placed a small bead of construction adhesive about 1" from the far right edge - under the license plate. (4) Reinstall two factory screws in the unused screw holes just above the bumper. This is a very good product.