Is the surface surrounding the mounting section non skid also, i.e. would keys or an EZ Pass unit fit and stay put under the mounted GPS?
769001
It is not the same type of surface. things may slip off on hard braking or acceleration.
769002
Surface is primarily non-skid. It's a great tiem. I've purchased it for friends. It only skids a little if you slam on the brakes really hard. EZ Pass unit needs to be on windshield , though. It can't be read under the unit (I know that from experience).
1498242
There is a hard plastic device inside the case that slips onto the back of the GPS unit; then it can hold the unit inside the case with an integral velcro arrangement. It is easy to attach and detach the unit; a sound design.
2094034
I use my numark on top and it fits under the slide self and perfectly rests on the mounting rails. it is a little unstable, but nothing a couple pieces of rubber weather stripping didn't fix.
714831
Follow up to my answer, I dont think it will now that I looked at the mounting for ur GPS. I think due to the bump out on the back of the GPS will prevent it from sitting in the Ram cradle.
881446
Yes, and you'll still have room. I fit the GPS, power cord, suction cup, and vent mount in mine. It's a nice little case.
1082363
Unit has a sticky area that can be uncovered. I do not use the sticky area but just set in on the dash and it stays. Does not mark the dash.
1296614
I agree with dgminer and William Costley - it took a lot of force for me to get the socket of the clip securely onto the ball of the friction mount. The GPS will still vibrate a little, especially if you pivot it up off the base. I keep mine fairly low on the base to prevent this.
196844
I have a 6" GPS and it holds mine without difficulty. It shouldn't be a problem as long as you have a circular suction cup to connect your GPS to the universal dashboard mount.
900656
It should work fine. This mount is really a grip sandbag with a disk attached for mounting the GPS into. You simply attach your vacuum mount attached to your GPS to this disk. I cannot imagine these mountings would be different sizes. Just in case, I measured mine. It is 2.5 inches diameter. Yours should probably be the same. The mount on the sandbag measures 3.5 X 4 inches. Plenty of extra room. It works very well. It doesn't slide at all. An added convenience is if you are in a place where you do not wish people to see your GPS you can just slide the whole affair under the seat. No need to even disengage. I hope this helps. It should work fine. This mount is really a grip sandbag with a disk attached for mounting the GPS into. You simply attach your vacuum mount attached to your GPS to this disk. I cannot imagine these mountings would be different sizes. Just in case, I measured mine. It is 2.5 inches diameter. Yours should probably be the same. The mount on the sandbag measures 3.5 X 4 inches. Plenty of extra room. It works very well. It doesn't slide at all. An added convenience is if you are in a place where you do not wish people to see your GPS you can just slide the whole affair under the seat. No need... » Read More It should work fine. This mount is really a grip sandbag with a disk attached for mounting the GPS into. You simply attach your vacuum mount attached to your GPS to this disk. I cannot imagine these mountings would be different sizes. Just in case, I measured mine. It is 2.5 inches diameter. Yours should probably be the same. The mount on the sandbag measures 3.5 X 4 inches. Plenty of extra room. It works very well. It doesn't slide at all. An added convenience is if you are in a place where you do not wish people to see your GPS you can just slide the whole affair under the seat. No need to even disengage. I hope this helps. « Show Less
297085
Mine fits snugly in the mini USB port. I use daily, even off road, phone never skips out
999175
Sorry I have no idea. I always have mine mounted on the dash. I have no problem with it coming off from there, but then I have it mounted on the plastic disk that came with my old Garmin. That disk is premanently glue to dash and then my new ones snaps on on off with the usual suction cup
1131766
We have not used it very much so as to the spring holding up I am sorry I can't help you. It does hold the GPS very well and tight. Was hoping to travel more but haven't yet. Sorry I can't answer very well for you
2067159
I have Tom Tom 5 inch... The top and bottom extend and close up - so I think nearly any size should fit in. Mine is mounted as shown, so the shorter side is being held in - but it opens very wide and closes securely. GPS has never fallen out of holder, although when bumped just right, it will fall off the vent.
1512122
Use the tab on the end of the mount to flex the mount a little - that makes the little latch disengage from the notch in the back of your gps. Then slide off.
631738
It might be, it looks like you might be able to add a ram ball mounting plate to the back of the GPS mount (at least one bolt or screw). This is a great mount that I use for my Amateur Radio, it rarely comes off the windshield.
2009313
Limited space. Will accommodate GPS unit and a cord or two but not much else. May need to keep suction mount on windshield or purchase the bean bag type mount that will stow away inside the vehicle. I keep my 255 and a power cord in case and I purchased an additional case for my radar detector.
2117008
Mine does I just close it and at first it wouldn't fit but then i closed it where the suction cup holder would be at the top of the case like over the gps and stuff and if fits perfectly