The Chevy Malibu is one of those vehicles that looks easy for mounting at first—but once you really analyze the interior, it becomes clear that not every mount type works here. The biggest mistake people make with the Malibu is forcing universal mounts into bad locations—especially the vents. The good
A recent oil change pilgrimage to my local Nissan dealer left a little time to walk the showroom, and one of the cars I spent extra time with was the Nissan Sentra. Like practically any vehicle, there are a few places that work well for mounting a phone, GPS, or
The Mercedes-Benz GLE 350 is one of the more challenging vehicles to mount a phone in—not because it lacks space, but because of how that space is designed. The modern GLE interior, especially 2020 and newer models, is dominated by large glass displays, sculpted trim, and turbine-style vents that limit
The Garmin Striker 7 series — including the newer Striker Vivid 7sv and 7cv — hits a sweet spot for boaters. Big enough screen to be useful, affordable enough to run on smaller boats, and flexible enough to mount in a variety of locations. But the mounting setup you choose
Using a tablet while in a wheelchair can make a huge difference—whether it’s for communication, entertainment, or accessibility apps. But balancing a tablet on your lap while moving isn’t practical, and it can quickly become frustrating or unsafe. A well made mount can make a huge impact. The right mounting
Spending extended time in a hospital or rehabilitation setting can be challenging—and a tablet quickly becomes an essential tool for communication, entertainment, and staying connected. But holding a tablet for long periods isn’t realistic. Between the weight of the device and limited mobility, a proper mounting solution can make a
Using a phone while in a wheelchair shouldn’t be a hassle. Whether it’s for navigation, communication, or accessibility apps, having your device in a secure mount and within reach makes a huge difference in everyday use. The challenge is that most phone mounts aren’t designed specifically for wheelchairs. But with
This guide was originally created for taxi drivers, but today it’s been completely updated for modern rideshare and delivery driving. If you’re driving for Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, or any delivery service, your phone mount isn’t optional—it’s a core part of your setup. You’re mounting and removing your phone constantly, running
The Lincoln Aviator is not hard to mount in because it lacks space. It is hard to mount in because the space it gives you is premium space, not mounting space. The dash is layered, the center display sits high and wide, the trim surfaces are meant to look clean,
The Honda Prologue is exactly the kind of vehicle where lazy mount advice falls apart. It has a wide, modern dashboard, a large 11.3-inch center display, and a clean EV-style interior that makes bulky universal mounts feel out of place fast. A bad mount in the Prologue is not just