Mounting a tablet in a semi truck or heavy rig is a fundamentally different problem than mounting one in a car. The cab is deeper, the windshield is farther away, vibration is significantly higher, and many drivers need something that stays put permanently rather than a clip-on they adjust every
Mounting a flag onto a pickup truck is something you see all over the country, from tailgate parties to Fourth of July parades to everyday drives down country roads. Whether you want to fly an American flag, show support for a sports team, or honor a branch of the military,
Mounting a phone in a semi truck or heavy-duty rig is a fundamentally different problem from mounting one in a car. The windshield is farther away, the cab is wider, the vibration is more sustained, and most drivers prefer not to reach across a massive console every time they need
The Nissan Frontier is one of the easier vehicles to mount a phone in, but that does not mean every mount works equally well. The truck has space, but it also has distance. The windshield is far, the center console sits lower than ideal for navigation, and the dash layout
The Honda Ridgeline is one of the most unique pickup trucks on the road. Unlike traditional trucks that are built on a body-on-frame platform, the Ridgeline is built more like a crossover SUV. That design gives it a smoother ride, a more refined interior, and a dashboard layout that feels
Garmin completely changed the mounting system for its large-screen truck GPS units, and if you own a Garmin OTR 800, 810, 820, 1000, 1010, or 1020, you’ve probably already noticed something doesn’t fit the way older mounts did. That’s because these units use a larger 22mm ball system paired with