My 2011 M3 has square mounting holes for the bracket. How do I attach this to the car?
1279697
Those square holes are so the plastic screw holders (that go into the square holes) don't rotate.
186831
If you are purchasing a new unit, a mounting bracket is included, and it really is simple to install. If you want to see I can email you a picture of the included bracket as shown in the manual. Mt email is lleparski@gmail.com
1997004
remove the threaded rubber feet and attach the mount in these holes. they have the distance needed for the mounting arms.
1291083
The way it mounts up is pretty specific only to BMWs, but I'm sure people have done similar things. Once the mount is set up the case will attach no problem. Might be a good idea to buy just the mount before getting the actual case. Give us a call at our NY store if you want to go that way. (518)-817-0536
582969
I used the brackets, will also work with zip-ties. Works great with flat mounting area. I have 2 mounted in grill 2 on bumper under the grill and front quarter panels for intersection approach.
399193
I don't know about any car. There are holes on the underside of the fixture for mounting.
1173125
The wheel bolts to a hub that attaches to your steering column. You will need to get the proper hub adapter for your car.
337117
My radio is flush mounted but with the bracket that comes with the radio to install on top of a console or something is much easier to remove and install. One minute to remove/install.
1463788
Yes, go to a best buy or a similar store and tell them your make and model and they will get you the mounting brackets you need
481197
You can mount it using either a gauge cup, pillar mount or straight on to the dash.
1965176
You don't need bracket. They should be holes predrill to your bumper, use two screw to hold it in place and it shouls be tight.
787207
The Frame for the headrest mount releases with the two buttons on the left an right side (with a bit of effort) and exposes the bracket for the swivel base. It had me going for a while too since there were no instruction for the mounting.
1676161
No,got to audi part dept,for right part.I know,for a fact,that Audi has multi types of mounting,depending on model.I am a European auto tech,master certified.
414056
It is a single-DIN system; so I'm going with 'yes'. All you should need is the appropriate dash kit to mount it properly. If you're replacing a single-DIN system, you may be able to simply swap them out (Not that I'm an expert. I suggest spending some time on YouTube for tutorials). If you're replacing a double-DIN system, like I did, you'll need a kit that accommodates this. I now have a handy in-dash cubby hole thanks to mine.
4833
They recommend brackets by SanuD or OmniMount. Two threaded holes in back and one on the bottom. Good luck!
300285
I can't remember exactly how we attached it. I seem to remember black U-bolts that come through pre-drilled holes in the rack. I don't remember the front to back dimension. I remember it was quite secure. It was installed on a 2003 BMW 325i sedan with OEM rails. We don't have that car anymore, and the rack is in a storage facility, out-of-state (consequence of having 3 kids all over the world.) I remember being impressed with the design, both before and after our 2000-mile trip. At the time, it was the only structured car-top case you could get that was compactable. We didn't have any problems. I can't remember exactly how we attached it. I seem to remember black U-bolts that come through pre-drilled holes in the rack. I don't remember the front to back dimension. I remember it was quite secure. It was installed on a 2003 BMW 325i sedan with OEM rails. We don't have that car anymore, and the rack is in a storage facility, out-of-state (consequence of having 3 kids all over the world.) I remember being impressed with the design, both before and after our 2000-mile trip. At the time, it was the only structured car-top case you could get that was compactable. We didn't have any... » Read More I can't remember exactly how we attached it. I seem to remember black U-bolts that come through pre-drilled holes in the rack. I don't remember the front to back dimension. I remember it was quite secure. It was installed on a 2003 BMW 325i sedan with OEM rails. We don't have that car anymore, and the rack is in a storage facility, out-of-state (consequence of having 3 kids all over the world.) I remember being impressed with the design, both before and after our 2000-mile trip. At the time, it was the only structured car-top case you could get that was compactable. We didn't have any problems. « Show Less
1986109
You will need to drill holes in the bumper (if you have a metal bumper) or somewhere on the frame of the vehicle to mount the brackets. You may need to make, or have made, additional brackets for this to work. It depends on your vehicle.