Now that the hard part is over, take your bracket and line it up with the hole you have just made. When drilling, keep the drill at a 90 degree angle and keep the holes shallow. Once you are feeling good about your measurements, take your 1/8 inch drill bit and drill holes into the guide holes you marked in step 3. If you are just mounting the plate directly to the front end of the vehicle, follow the same procedure but with the hole on the license instead. Once this is done, put your bracket aside, and using a level make sure the guide holes marked are level. This will either be two hole or four depending on the bracket you have purchased.

Once you have it centered, take your pen and mark inside the mounting holes on the bracket.

Next, take your bracket and center it on the mark that you just made. If you have chosen to put the license plate directly onto the car, disregard the need for a bracket.Īfter you have gathered your supplies, measure the length of you bumper to determine where the center is and mark this location with a felt tip pen or a piece of tape. Gather up the supplies you will need: tape or a felt-tip pen, a tape measure, a drill, a 1/8 inch drill bit, a screwdriver, a level, your license plate, and the license plate bracket.

Front mount license plate bracket