WARRIORProducts 1560 Side Mount License Plate Bracket for Jeep TJ, black

To those who say it does not fit the curve of the body-- just put it in a vice and bend it to fit!!Mine was off slightly, likely due to trail damage, I just made it fit! Super easy!!

So much better than the bulky boxie factory mount. Fits the contour of the tub perfectly and bolted up right in the factory location

Super easy install. Heavy gauge steel with great finish.

Good product for a TJ but a little expensive.

I got this because I installed a tire carrier bumper and the pin to hold the bumper together wouldn't work with the stock license plate holder. This looked like a nice alternative. It went on very easy and the holes lined right up with the factory holes on the body. Once installed I put my plate on. Since the plate doesn't have the natural curve to it this plate holder does it stuck out in the middle. You literally could put your finger between it and the plate holder and pull it off. So I went and got some 3M double back tape and put it on my license plate and stuck it on the plate holder. Now it keeps its form and fits very nice. I would recommend the manufacturer put some double back tape in the package so that this bending problem would be easier to deal with. I feel sorry though for the next guy to put on a different plate. That tape is very good stuff and won't come off at all. Thats why I gave it 4 stars. If it came with double back tape or some way of making the plate lay flat on the surface it would deserve 5. I would recommend this to a friend and yes I would buy it again.

I really like this mount! The factory TJ mount was to thick for the aftermarket bumper tire carrier so I had to find another option. I wasn’t sure how I would like it but it’s solid and adds some curb appeal being so low profile. Good purchase.

This is a really well-made and heavy duty plate bracket from Warrior! Mine came with excellent powdercoating and all the flush screws, nuts, and washers to make this a 2-minute job. I really love the look, too. I downgraded one star because my Maryland plate is easily "popped" out of the tab on the curved side, even though the other side is clamped tightly. I'm debating running some extra holes through the bracket and into my tub to screw on the plate, or just using strong double-stick foam tape on the back of the plate. I don't think it's going anywhere, but I'd hate for it to become dislodged and then just be hanging there like note paper on a clip board, or worse yet for someone to decide to take it. Maybe the MD plate is just flimsy, but I can run a fingertip behind the plate and pop it right out. Suggestion to WP: maybe install short studs at the top two plate holes for nutting a plate down tight?

Picked this little jewel up to be able to mount the plate on the rear of the jeep, not the tire rack like many do. Was straight forward on the install. The only thing that I will warn about is if you go with a swing away tire rack, that uses a push in handle like : ( https://www.amazon.com/Carrier-Crawler-Bumper-2007-2016-Wrangler/dp/B01M27LFUS/ref=sr_1_26?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1478796891&sr=1-26-spons&keywords=jeep+tire+carriers&psc=1 ) you will more than likely have to notch the plate holder to have the locking mech work... other than that.. great product.. Only con to this was the acorn nuts were a pain to get started, but then again I have big hands and little things like this are hard for me to work with at an angle... other than that... to make it a 5 start would be to put something on the back side so that its not paint to paint..