Replacement License Plate Bracket for Tow Master Trailer
Updated 05/19/2017 | Published 05/18/2017
Question:
I have a 2013 tow master trailer seems like the stock license plate bracket doesnt have any flexibility and the plate always seems to bend and crack by the mounting screws do u have a better bracket for this application thanks
asked by: Andy S
Expert Reply:
We do have a large selection of license plate mounting brackets available that will work nicely on your trailer.
I recommend looking at the CE Smith Trailer License Plate Bracket # CE26053A. This will mount between the existing bracket on your trailer and the tail light using the 2 included mounting studs. It features a nice aluminum tread for a rugged look.
The nice thing about this bracket is that it has slotted mounting holes that will allow for various sized license plates. This should better accommodate your license plate to prevent the cracking you are experiencing and help to provide more flexibility.
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CE Smith Trailer License Plate Bracket - Tail Light Mount - Aluminum Tread Plate
- Accessories and Parts
- License Plates and Frames
- Mounting Hardware
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