Willpower licence plate mounting bracket 22.8-inch
Product description
The black powder-coated aluminium alloy construction gives this Willpower licence plate mounting bracket a sturdy format for carrying an auxiliary light bar or a pair of lights. It uses the vehicle’s existing front licence plate mounting location, so the listed installation does not require drilling or vehicle modifications. The bracket measures 58 x 10 x 6 cm and weighs 1 kg per piece. Its usefulness depends on having the right plate-hole arrangement, the listing says it fits most standard plates, not every front end.
How to use it
This bracket is intended to sit where the front licence plate mounts, with the light or lights attached to the bracket. For example, if you want to add a fog light or LED light bar to a vehicle with front plate holes, the approach is to remove the plate, use its mounting location for the bracket, then attach the lighting system. The stated installation time is usually 20 minutes, though that will depend on the vehicle and the light being fitted. No drilling is required according to the listing.
The 22.8-inch bracket is described as fitting most standard vehicle plates and auxiliary lighting systems when the vehicle has front licence plate holes. It is also listed for cars, Jeeps, trucks, pickups, SUVs and 4x4s, but those broad vehicle categories do not guarantee a fit on every model. Want a straightforward alternative to drilling a new mounting point? This design may suit that preference, provided the existing plate location and light setup line up.
Pros
The main draw is the use of an existing mounting location rather than a drilled or modified installation. The aluminium alloy body has a black powder-coated finish, and the listing describes the design as heavy duty for either a single light bar or dual lights. It is also intended for several types of auxiliary lighting, including fog lights, driving lights and LED work lamps.
There are limits to that flexibility. The product details do not give a load rating or explain how the bracket attaches to different light housings. They also focus on plate-hole mounting, so don’t assume the name’s roof or roll-cage wording confirms a separate tube-clamp setup. Based on the listing details, checking your vehicle’s front plate mounting points and the light’s mounting arrangement matters more than the broad “universal” label.
Spec sheet
- Type: Licence plate mounting bracket for auxiliary lights
- Material: Aluminium alloy
- Finish: Black powder coat
- Size: 58 x 10 x 6 cm, 22.8 inches wide
- Weight: 1 kg per piece
- Installation: Uses the existing licence plate mount location, no drilling or modification stated
- Package: 1 bracket
What would sway my decision
It suits you if your vehicle has front licence plate holes and you want to mount auxiliary lighting without drilling into the vehicle. The single-bracket format is also worth noting if you are comparing it with a more vehicle-specific mounting solution: this one is presented as broadly compatible, while a dedicated mount may make more sense when you need a confirmed fit or mounting details tailored to your vehicle.
Better to avoid it if your vehicle has no front plate mounting holes, or if you need confirmed dimensions for a particular light or a roll-cage clamp arrangement. The listing does not provide those details. I’d treat the broad fit claims as a starting point, then compare the 22.8-inch width and mounting layout with your vehicle and lighting before choosing.