You make it seem to easy and doable! Thank you so much! I've been procrastinating on doing mine for over a month and now I will get it done! Thank you again so much!!! You are a great teacher.
Excellent. I didn't realize the screws simply screw into the bumper plastic itself and not into a nut or thread behind the bumper. Note, don't overtightened the screws, else you'll easily strip the plastic
So, if you get the bracket that's meant for your car specifically, you'll notice that there's dimples on the front bumper. This is on any newer vehicle that I've seen. Those are literally the drill points on the bumper in order for it to be centered if you're using the correct bracket, opposed to just adding it directly to the front bumper.
Yeah my 2020 Hyundai Tucson came with a front license plate mount by the spare tire. I was looking for the mounting point and it’s just held in with one self tapping screw, and it’s molded to fit the front bumper (with indents for where it’s supposed to be mounted). Then you would put the license plate on the mount.
Thank you! Simple and informative. I appreciate it. I just moved from a back only license state to a dual and realized there is no holder for it up front!
I was worried I'd damage sensors and such behind the plastic of the bumper. I used heavy duty all weather zip ties and secured them thru the upper and lower grills going behind the bumper.
this might be a stupid question but you drilled a hole, and then put a screw on it, dont you like... need a nut on the other side? or is the bolt helixes just being hold into your car by gods grace?
I got a factory bracket that added rubber which sticks to the back of the bracket for tightness. I don't trust peel & stick but with gorilla glue added it will not come off. Plus it came with soft inserts to the bumper which tightens when you screw the plate on, it's very firm.
I understand. I'm sorry I started rolling the video after I had already drilled the holes. If you are comfortable using a drill, you should be fine based off the drill bit I suggested and where you mark the holes. If you are uncomfortable at all and have a reliable mechanic, you could take it to them as well and they usually would install your license plate for free. Thanks for watching!
@@SumukhComedy thank you yes I decided to do it and it worked out perfect. The key is to have the right drill bit and the right screws which I did. Thank you
As I mentioned, these are license plate screws that are available in any auto parts store. There are also nuts provided for extra security. You could also attach velcro at the back for additional strength. Thanks for watching!
@@SumukhComedy I cant easily get to the back to use a nut. Do you have a link to the screws? All the license plate screws I have seen need a nut attached behind the bumper to work.
I’m a teen(so I’m broke) and I got into a minor crash yesterday where my front plate was hanging and we had to take it off, and I live in a state where you need a front one Long story short I need to fix mine, thank you
I don't know your specific circumstances/car and it depends upon the bracket I suppose but usually the plate still needs to be screwed in with the bracket to ensure it is secure. Thanks for watching.
If you are concerned at all with doing this, then go to a reputable mechanic to do this for you. As pointed out by a commenter, many car manufacturers actually have perforations on the front bumper to indicate where you should drill the holes into (which should prevent your concern). This is a video for those who want to do it themselves and save time & money but, again, if you feel any concerns with it, I always encourage viewers to do what is most comfortable for you and go to a professional if that is what's best. Thanks for watching!
If you have an electric drill, you should have a variety of different sized drill bits that you could put into the drill to drill in a hole. What I meant in the video was to use a 7/32" drill bit. If you do not have an electric drill or have knowledge on using one, then I suggest having someone with that knowledge install your plate for you. Thank you for watching.
Maybe remember to include what size drill bit, or what kind, and how they come about obtaining it. Video is great, but guys that don't know shit will still have questions. I understand the content and its great ….but there's a lot that search these videos that need more details. I'm curious as to why you didn't use a nut on the backside? Is it not necessary for the bumper material....I have no experience drilling through a new sports car bumper that's why I'm here.
Johnny homeowner way of incorrectly installing a plate. It’s to high and will catch your knee when serving the motor and the bottom is hanging in a ridiculous fashion. Velcro really come on you guys go to Toyota or go online and find an aftermarket bracket year make and model specific so it follows the contour of the bumper and It won’t fall off. Velcro good lord
I ruined our bumper drilling holes for nothing after watching this video. Look down lower and you will find two original screw brackets where a frame goes. You don't have to drill holes. Now I have to find a way to fill the two holes.
You can buy hole plugs to match your car paint. I bought some for my Prius when my state no longer required a front plate and my wife like the clean look. The problem was that you have to drill the holes larger to accept the plugs. That seemed kind of stupid to me. I would have to use bigger screws to reinstall the plate bracket in the future. I eventually just ground down the beauty plugs to fit the original holes. It works fine but it doesn't look that much better. PS, most cars sold in states that don't require front plates will not have predrilled holes in the front facia.
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Thanks Dad :) (is what I would say if my dad bothered to teach me this stuff)
Thanks for watching! I'm happy to be your Dad for this situation and help out :)
Ooooooooooof
Lol
@@SumukhComedyThanks dad!
I’d say thanks dad if he wasn’t in heaven
You make it seem to easy and doable! Thank you so much! I've been procrastinating on doing mine for over a month and now I will get it done! Thank you again so much!!! You are a great teacher.
I’m going through this same situation and felt totally clueless, so thank you for this!!
THANK YOU!!! My daughter has her driving test tomorrow and I needed to do this in order for her to take the test on my car. 😊👏🏽
This video matches my exact situation - my car spent 15 years in another state that didn’t require front plates. Thanks for posting
Excellent. I didn't realize the screws simply screw into the bumper plastic itself and not into a nut or thread behind the bumper. Note, don't overtightened the screws, else you'll easily strip the plastic
So, if you get the bracket that's meant for your car specifically, you'll notice that there's dimples on the front bumper. This is on any newer vehicle that I've seen. Those are literally the drill points on the bumper in order for it to be centered if you're using the correct bracket, opposed to just adding it directly to the front bumper.
Interesting! Thanks for sharing this information!
Yeah my 2020 Hyundai Tucson came with a front license plate mount by the spare tire. I was looking for the mounting point and it’s just held in with one self tapping screw, and it’s molded to fit the front bumper (with indents for where it’s supposed to be mounted). Then you would put the license plate on the mount.
That’s where you have to drill
This is a great video. In depth but to the point. Thank you so much!
Learning dad stuff from TH-cam because my dad was never around. Thanks
This seems like a simple video but it was really helpful. Thanks!
Thank you for short and very detailed instructions from LA!
Thank you! Simple and informative. I appreciate it. I just moved from a back only license state to a dual and realized there is no holder for it up front!
I was worried I'd damage sensors and such behind the plastic of the bumper. I used heavy duty all weather zip ties and secured them thru the upper and lower grills going behind the bumper.
What about the nut that goes behind the screw?
this might be a stupid question but you drilled a hole, and then put a screw on it, dont you like... need a nut on the other side? or is the bolt helixes just being hold into your car by gods grace?
I got a factory bracket that added rubber which sticks to the back of the bracket for tightness. I don't trust peel & stick but with gorilla glue added it will not come off. Plus it came with soft inserts to the bumper which tightens when you screw the plate on, it's very firm.
Anything holding the screws behind the bumper?
Thanks buddy! Really appreciate the tips!
Thank you. I just wish you showed when you actually drilled into the bumper. Cuz I'm worried about doing that
I understand. I'm sorry I started rolling the video after I had already drilled the holes. If you are comfortable using a drill, you should be fine based off the drill bit I suggested and where you mark the holes. If you are uncomfortable at all and have a reliable mechanic, you could take it to them as well and they usually would install your license plate for free. Thanks for watching!
@@SumukhComedy thank you yes I decided to do it and it worked out perfect. The key is to have the right drill bit and the right screws which I did. Thank you
The bottom portion of that license plate, you can secure by using industrial or construction velcro. It is almost permanent.
Don’t just attach a plate to the bumper. There’s a bracket that attaches to the bumper and the plate attaches to the bracket
“Apply the plicense.” 😄
What kind of screws are you using? Is it just tapping into the plastic bumper? I would think that is not strong enough in the long run?
As I mentioned, these are license plate screws that are available in any auto parts store. There are also nuts provided for extra security. You could also attach velcro at the back for additional strength. Thanks for watching!
@@SumukhComedy I cant easily get to the back to use a nut. Do you have a link to the screws? All the license plate screws I have seen need a nut attached behind the bumper to work.
Thank you so much 😭 My dad never taught me these things!
Same situation. Very helpful
thanks from Ontario !
Thanks guy. I moved from PA to NJ
Thank you !! That was helpful 🙂
See those dimples at the 4 o"clock & 7 o'clock position from your holes?
What?
You can screw the bracket directly into the bumper?
Thank you!!! Will do it myself dealer wanted to charge me $150 for this. I was clueless thankfully I said NO
How far in do you go when you drill the holes?
Make sure you use proper size drill bit formthe screw
Thanks, internet Dad
THANK U FOR THIS
I’m a teen(so I’m broke) and I got into a minor crash yesterday where my front plate was hanging and we had to take it off, and I live in a state where you need a front one
Long story short I need to fix mine, thank you
I'm sorry to hear. I'm glad you are safe and well. Hope this video was helpful.
Smart move with the tape
Same here. NC to NYC
Thanks for the information.
My car has the plate bracket already on. Do I need to take it off completely to install my plate Or do they just pop right in
I don't know your specific circumstances/car and it depends upon the bracket I suppose but usually the plate still needs to be screwed in with the bracket to ensure it is secure. Thanks for watching.
I'm an HVAC guy. Could I just use zip screws?
Fine; but where is the actual or sample license plate and holes for it?
Thanks dad❤
Way how to loose plate (I did)... You canNOT tight screws in plastic bace. Need first install special dowel and THEN screws inside .
Do you have a video link for this procedure ?
@@josefmadrid Unfortunately don't. My friend mechanic installed this way my car front plate after I loose it.
And how do I roll up the window?
Thank you!
how are front license plates not flying off cars going 80mph?
What are, ya a rebel like .38 Special?
I'm afraid of damaging the airbag sensors when drilling the front bumper
If you are concerned at all with doing this, then go to a reputable mechanic to do this for you. As pointed out by a commenter, many car manufacturers actually have perforations on the front bumper to indicate where you should drill the holes into (which should prevent your concern). This is a video for those who want to do it themselves and save time & money but, again, if you feel any concerns with it, I always encourage viewers to do what is most comfortable for you and go to a professional if that is what's best. Thanks for watching!
What is the 7/30 second (?) drill bit? Can you clarify ?
If you have an electric drill, you should have a variety of different sized drill bits that you could put into the drill to drill in a hole. What I meant in the video was to use a 7/32" drill bit. If you do not have an electric drill or have knowledge on using one, then I suggest having someone with that knowledge install your plate for you. Thank you for watching.
@@SumukhComedy abt 6mm
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU ! ! !
i live in a state that requires a plate in the back, but i bought a vanity plate to put in the front of my car
Maybe remember to include what size drill bit, or what kind, and how they come about obtaining it. Video is great, but guys that don't know shit will still have questions. I understand the content and its great ….but there's a lot that search these videos that need more details. I'm curious as to why you didn't use a nut on the backside? Is it not necessary for the bumper material....I have no experience drilling through a new sports car bumper that's why I'm here.
He did say 7/32 bit
he mentioned all that except the nuts which I was also wondering.
Thank u!
Good video !
Thank شكرا
I never knew my father 😭😭😭
only criticism is you didnt show how the license plate fits in there.
So I was right I do need a drill
The single most important thing is the kind of screws you are using..?
Nice Info
But the license plate isn’t on lol
It would be a 10 second Tik Tok video. No wonder it is so popular.
That you
Johnny homeowner way of incorrectly installing a plate. It’s to high and will catch your knee when serving the motor and the bottom is hanging in a ridiculous fashion. Velcro really come on you guys go to Toyota or go online and find an aftermarket bracket year make and model specific so it follows the contour of the bumper and It won’t fall off. Velcro good lord
I ruined our bumper drilling holes for nothing after watching this video. Look down lower and you will find two original screw brackets where a frame goes. You don't have to drill holes. Now I have to find a way to fill the two holes.
That was your ignorance
Good to know just relocated to Illinois.
You can buy hole plugs to match your car paint. I bought some for my Prius when my state no longer required a front plate and my wife like the clean look. The problem was that you have to drill the holes larger to accept the plugs. That seemed kind of stupid to me. I would have to use bigger screws to reinstall the plate bracket in the future. I eventually just ground down the beauty plugs to fit the original holes. It works fine but it doesn't look that much better. PS, most cars sold in states that don't require front plates will not have predrilled holes in the front facia.
There's better ways to so this
Very helpful! I just moved to WA from AZ and was not expecting to receive two license plates. 🫠lol
Same here. NC to NYC
Thank you!!
i live in a state that requires a plate in the back, but i bought a vanity plate to put in the front of my car
Thanks!