[CanyonDriver]

I never wanted to drill the front bumper and didn't want my front plate on a tow hook attachment off to the side.

So I tried this and it works. I bought this from Amazon and zip tied it upside down.

I bought Zip Ties from the local hardware store, 6" to 8" just to make it easier to wrap it around.

Then I cut off the ends and tucked the ends in.

So, there is some obvious play at the top, but the bottom is secured vertically and horizontally. No drills. No tape.

Fortunately it came out even side-to-side and covers up most of the original placement as if it were drilled.

I went the extra mile and bought silicone plate frames at this link
Amazon.com: Rightcar Solutions Flawless Silicone License Plate Frame - Rust-Proof. Rattle-Proof. Weather-Proof. - Black : Automotive

 

[SupaHotNSX]

Great idea, thanks for sharing!

 

[ukchris]

I like this a lot, I did something similar on my Tesla. There are people on Etsy and eBay selling a "kit" for like $8 that has two bolts with long plates behind them - might be an option for this as an alternative to the zip ties.

 

[1tawn]

Do you notice any wind noises or rattling coming off of it while driving?

 

[CanyonDriver]

Do you notice any wind noises or rattling coming off of it while driving?

No. It's zip-tied tightly and I used silicone plate frames to ensure there's no sound.

Amazon.com: Silicone Black License Plate Frame Covers 2 Pack- Front and Back Car Plate Bracket Holders. Rust-Proof, Rattle-Proof, Weather-Proof ( Black). : Automotive

 

[_Al]

Necessity is the mother of invention! Fine job! Zip ties and race wire for everyone! 🍻

 

[1tawn]

in hindsight, i shouldve looked at this thread again to see how you did it because it feels rattly up top. haha