Rear Taxi Plate Holder/Bracket- For Square or Small Licence Plates - Adjustable - BR-UA1

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Rear Taxi Licence Plate Holder/Bracket for Square or Small Licence Plates

This Adjustable Taxi Licence No-Drill Bracket from MOGO, is used for fitting a Square Licence Plate (240 x 176mm) or a Small Licence Plate (240 x 125mm) on a vehicle that requires clearance of between 55mm and 80mm to stop the plate touching the bodywork. 

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Now a firm favourite within the taxi trade, the MOGO No-Drill Bracket System offers a quick, secure, and drill-free method for fitting licence plates to a wide range of vehicles.

Installation is straightforward: simply remove the number plate by unscrewing the existing fixings, position the MOGO bracket behind the plate, and replace the screws. Sticky pads are included for additional support where needed.

This version of our Taxi Plate Holder is specifically designed for vehicles with significant bodywork depth around the rear plate area — such as vans or minibuses where bumpers protrude noticeably.

Why choose MOGO brackets?

• Manufactured from high-quality polycarbonate — designed for long-term use with near-unbreakable durability

• Easy, no-drill installation that takes just minutes

• Supplied with a full FS-1 fixing kit:

  • 4 secure locking pins

  • 2 sticky pads

  • Fitting instructions (also available here)

• Compatible with most vehicles, although due to the wide variety of makes and models, a perfect fit cannot be guaranteed in every case

• Cable tie packs are available separately for non-standard installations

Brackets are typically installed to display the licence plate below the registration plate, but they can also be inverted to display it above — depending on your specific vehicle or licensing requirements.