iJDMTOY No Drill Front Bumper Tow Hook License Plate Mounting Bracket Adapter Kit Compatible with BMW E82 E88 128i 135i 1M E39 E90 E91 E92 E93 328i 335i M3 X5 X6 etc

Moved to a state that requires front and rear tags. What started out to be a pain has save me from drilling holes in my BMW bumper (front). Gotta make it real tight to counter the car wash brushes, but looks ok and does the job.

I’m super happy with the sturdiness, quality, and ease to install this! Really appreciate the screws and nuts included, and the Allen key as well. Took me 5min to install.5/5 would recommend. There are instructions on the packaging to use the included washer between the bracket and the hook to prevent spinning and that works for me.

Installed on a BMW 135i and fitment was perfect. Ships in a non padded envelope so the first one arrived damaged, but a new one was sent to replace it. As some others have said it tends to spin, but adding a $2 rubber tank washer solves that permanently. All in all I would say it’s a good buy for the money especially when compared to the cost of the more premium ones.

Product was as described. Ordered because my detailer broke my front plate bumper mount without telling me, added the usual oil to my car and closed the hood and it fell off. This product came to my house in like 1-2 days and I was back driving. Driven it at speeds I won’t mention and it hasn’t fallen off or turned on me. Went through a drive thru car wash and no movement either. Great tow hook plate mount and cheap too

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Installation was simple enough. But no matter how tightly I screw it all in, it spins so easily. It will not tighten. The company's website tells me to glue it on. But I really don't like the idea of gluing something to my tow hold. What happens if I actually need to use the toe hold? I just don't get it. It almost feels to me like the threads are backwards, that wind unscrews it, and it could have been extremely easy to make it such that the wind screws it tighter instead. Just seems like a crappy product to me, and a waste of money and time.

First off anything that is aftermarket ala is called "JDM" "DTM" or anything that seems like it was produced by non-college grads will need 1) Double stick tape 2) Probably super-glue. Although many out there will be appalled at this... it is the way of the industry... if you wanted OEM quality then you should drill holes and get a dealer bracket plate. Lastly, if you want it to last you need to install it in the correct order and not just do a mickey mouse guess on how to... 1) Install the large screw (pipe) into the bumper tow hook in the bumper by itself. 2) Place super glue on both sides of the rubber washer 3) Connect rubber washer to large bumper screw and back of license frame hole of your choice- ensure it is in the middle of the oblong hole 4) Quickly align the 3 pieces as super glue will dry quick and screw in connecting screw(put some super glue on the connecting screw before you screw.. this will prevent from having to spin the entire plate once installed which will result in bad connections. 5)Lastly fasten the license plate onto the already fastened bracket. I connected a license plate frame to mine since the plate looks too big and used double stick tape to fasten the bottom corners.I live in a metro area with very bad roads and I have stiffer suspension with 19s and have not had any problems. If you are unsure or don't have the correct tools (allen wrench, phillips, pliers) then I suggest you get them or find someone to install for you.

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