Download Article Show Download Article Some states require front license plates, but not all vehicle makes and models have front license plate brackets. If you do have a front bracket, just screw your license plate onto it. If you don’t, there are still easy options available. You could try an adhesive-mounted bracket or a bracket designed for the shape of your specific model’s bumper. There are also brackets that fit into the tow hook anchor located on the front bumper of many newer models. If you don’t mind drilling holes into your bumper, you could always just install your license plate the old fashioned way. Things You Should Know
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ReferencesAbout This ArticleArticle SummaryX To install a front license plate on a car with an existing license plate bracket, use a screwdriver to remove the 4 corner screws that hold the license plate in place. If there is a frame, you should be able to easily pull it off once you remove the screws. Align the license plate with the holes in the bracket, then align the frame as well, if there is one. Replace the screws and tighten them with the screwdriver to secure the license plate. Keep reading to learn how to install a front license plate with an adhesive-mounted bracket! Did this summary help you? Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 326,607 times. Did this article help you?How do you install a factory front license plate bracket?Drive screws clockwise through the bracket into the bumper. Screw the license plate onto the bracket. After mounting the bracket, line the holes at the corners of the license plate with those at the bracket's corners. Drive screws clockwise through the holes to secure the license plate and complete installation.
What if my car doesn't have a front license plate holder in Texas?Motorists who do not have a front license plate risk incurring a Class C misdemeanor charge, punishable by fine not to exceed $500.
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