can this be mounted on my rear window of my truck
1739121
No it is Angled to only fit on front Windshield's the lights them selves will go out too as well
1717751
It can only be mounted on the exterior, and it needs a hole to run the wires. I would not think it would be suitable for use on a window.
1490891
Hard to say. Too many variations on how rear windows are installed. Some have deep groove between glass and sheet metal for metal trim.
1840409
Yes. That's what the mount is designed for. I've had it on the front bumper, rear bumper, door, window, and fender at ~130 mph, stable and solid. Pilots have reported using it on a plane at over 300 mph.
2069449
I'm sorry. I'm not sure. Mine is in the rear section of my station wagon pointed at a window.
492391
I don't see why not. The lateral top mount hooks over the ledge where the door window rolls up and down from, while the bottom strap with clip extends down the door panel and hooks under it at the base, ratcheting it taunt. What keeps it sturdy and in position is the pressure from the window glass on top so you may not want these if you like to drive with your windows completely down. They are designed to put on then off when not towing. There are other more permanent options available for US trucks as I recall when searching for towing mirrors for my 06 Tundra. Good luck.
1323513
It is not waterproof. I mounted mine right at the rear window near the top.
1053830
Yes, but use extreme caution! The clamp holds with a small area so is likely to break your window if you are the least bit careless.I would recommend looking for a dedicated window mounting system. My preference is for those that use lever-action suction cups, since they are far less likely to break your window.
1053832
Yes, but use extreme caution! The clamp holds with a small area so is likely to break your window if you are the least bit careless. I would recommend looking for a dedicated window mounting system. My preference is for those that use lever-action suction cups, since they are far less likely to break your window.
2266544
yes, but you have several non standard ways of mounting it. Straps the wrap around the pipe and grab the flat part of the bracket or drilled holes into the pipe that attach to the hole in the flat part of the bracket are the only 2 ways I would consider. I mounted this to a light bar on the front of a F-150 that is similar to a bull bar but made of 1 inch pipe.
2266416
you probably could but it is not recommended. it would partially block you front view and also it is very doubtfull that the mounting bracket would hold the weight. it will be easier to see mounted lower in front of the dash.
1057759
I really think the answer is no, because of the special adhesive tape they use and removing the inside part may rip the radio wires on the rear window. If it is mounted on a window with no wires, then it may be possible. You might go on line and contact the company that made that unit and see if you can get replacement adhesive tape. Hope this helps you.
1278737
Haven't tried. Ours are all mounted in vehicles. I think Wilson makes a window antenna though that might help.
446222
I did not suggest the mount can go to the dash I said the windshield, I have not tried the dash because my Radar detector needs to be up high so I can get 360 degree coverage. But it may work because it haled on by socks ion
1857514
Not sure. I put mine in the rear of a 2000 dodge ram quad cab. Call you local radio shack they should be able to tell you that's what I did
1545401
As long as your window isn't really curved at the edges, I think it would work fine. I got it to use on a minivan window. I actually never installed it on the minivan because we ended up getting a 15 passenger van instead. But I took it out and held it up on the minivan window and I saw no reason why it wouldn't work. I was going to use it on there. They suggest you place it on the edge of your windshield, but if it curves a lot, they tell you to make sure you place it over before the curve starts. I can't see how if it's installed on the upper corner that it would in anyway obstruct view. Also an alternate mounting position suggested is the center of the back window. They give you tips about what type of window in the back is OK to attach it to. But I see no reason at all why you couldn't make this work on an SUV.
519472
On my 2008 gmc sierra hd it's about 2 1/2" - 3". It is not the same top and bottom as the rear window slopes on my truck