If you’ve ever switched cars, used a rental, or replaced a windshield, you already know one thing: mounting an E-ZPass isn’t as simple as it should be. The standard mounting strips work fine—until they don’t. Once they lose adhesion or you move the transponder, you’re stuck trying to find replacements
The Chevy Silverado is one of the best-selling trucks in America, which also makes it one of the most researched when it comes to phone mounts. The challenge is that the Silverado’s interior changed significantly between generations particularly in 2022 when GM introduced the large 13.4-inch touchscreen on most trims.
The GMC Yukon is one of the most popular full-size SUVs on the road and has a strong selection of vehicle-specific phone mounts available. The catch is that the Denali and Denali Ultimate trims use a different dash and console layout than the SLE, SLT, and AT4 trims. Mounts designed
The GMC Canyon was completely redesigned for 2023, and the third generation is a meaningfully different truck from the model it replaced. The interior is more refined, the dash layout is cleaner, and the 11.3-inch infotainment screen dominates the center stack in a way that limits some traditional mounting locations.
A GMC Sierra phone mount should feel like it belongs on the dash, not like something stuck on as an afterthought. The Sierra has a wide cabin, real dashboard vibration on rough roads, and several very different infotainment layouts depending on the model year and trim. That makes fitment more
If you’ve tried a MagSafe car mount and had your phone slowly slide off, wobble over bumps, or fall the first time you hit a pothole, you are not alone. Most MagSafe mounts look great in photos but fail in real-world driving. The problem is not MagSafe itself. It is
The Hyundai Kona is exactly the kind of vehicle that punishes lazy mount recommendations. At first glance it looks easy: compact dash, modern screen, not too much visual clutter. In reality, the Kona is one of those interiors where the wrong mount feels wrong immediately. Too large, and it overwhelms
The Honda Accord is one of the most popular sedans in America, but it is also one of the vehicles where phone mount compatibility gets overlooked. On paper the Accord seems easy. It has a modern dashboard, a clearly visible center display, and vents that look like they should support
Picking the right Hyundai Elantra phone mount is not as simple as grabbing whatever universal clip happens to be sitting on the shelf. The Elantra’s cabin has a clean, modern layout, the center display is a major visual focal point, and the dashboard does not leave much forgiving space for
2026 update: The specific phone in this story is an older iPhone, but the Otterbox Defender “how do I get this thing off?” problem is identical on today’s iPhone Defender and Defender Pro cases, as well as current Samsung and Pixel Defender models. Same multi-layer design, same stiff rubber, same