Product Description
Produced from Aircraft-Grade Aluminum, and High Carbon Steel, Our MirrorMountTM Bracket attaches your Radar Detector Directly to your Car's Rear View Mirror.
No more Suction Cups!Mounting to the Rear View Mirror places the Radar Detector in the Best Possible location for Early Warning and Un-Obstructed Detection, and is the Recommended Position by Many Radar Detection Experts.Our Bracket is the Most-Versatile on the Market, it fits to almost any Rear View Mirror with our Revolutionary Solidworks CAD-Designed Torsion Clamp, including Many Mirrors which are Incompatible with Other Brackets.| Price: |
$34.95 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25. Details |
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Product Details
- Brand: PerformancePackage
- Model: 3001000-ESC
- Dimensions: .25 pounds
Features
- Fully Adjustable for Left-Right (Pan) and Up-Down (Tilt), 2-Adjustment Points!
- Keeps your Radar Detector Stationary while Adjusting the Mirror for Different Drivers
- Durable Finish Won't Fade like Fully-Anodized Brackets
- Aircraft-Grade Aluminum and High-Carbon Steel Construction
- Easy DIY Installation, Installs in Minutes!
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Works really well
By T. Meadows
I like it, simple and it works well. The detector is stable if you tighten down the screws. I am going to buy a 2nd one for the other car. Installation is self explanatory, no need to watch the video. Just clamp it on the rear view mirror, use the thumb screws to adjust the height and distance forward/back and then take off your suction cups and bolt the bracket to your mount. It takes maybe 60 seconds to mount, just take it out of the box and look at it for 2 second and you will figure it out :)
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Works Great and a Resonable price.
By William P. Shivers
I was growing tired of my windshield suction cup mount for my Escort Passport 9500ix falling off the windshield and general did not like the placement of the RD there. Also attaching anything like this to the windshield is illegal in California (and Minnesota), though not heavily enforced in my experience.
I saw Escort's mirror mount for $90 and liked its mounting placement but felt the price was high to say the least. Did a search here on Amazon and found the UltiMount Radar Laser Detector Rear View Mirror Mount - Escort Redline, 9500iX, 9500i, 8500i X50 for less than half the price of the Escort mount.
I installed the mount in my 2003 Honda Accord last night (took less than 5 minutes) and am very pleased with the very simple and solid install. The Radar Detector can be moved around in any direction to assure a level install of the RD. Once installed the only thing I see is the RD hanging under my rear view mirror. The Ultimount is completely hidden behind the mirror, (It was smaller than I imagined it would be when I ordered it). Under the rear-view mirror seems to be the perfect location for a Radar Detector.
I have ordered Escort 79-001059-01 Direct Wire Power Cord for Radar and Laser Detectors to tap into the power that is available inside the Map Light just above the mirror, this will make for a very clean permanent installation.
The mount is all metal, comes with a extra set of longer screws that I needed to fit the mount around the mirror base on the Accord. Well designed and solid, an excellent buy! Shipment was FAST, received the mount 3 days after placing my order.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
Works but needs improvement.
By Jason P. Givens
The design is alright. It works but needs improvement. It's a bit of a pain to mount and the side that goes against the mirror has a ridge that prevents it from making even contact - this looks like it could be easily redesigned. The edges are sharp too - these need to be rounded down so that they are finished, not potential points of pain. Once everything is in place the radar detector fits on nicely but with my 9500ix it bounces with every road imperfection. I had to put a rubber stopper between the mirror and the detector to keep it steady.
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