Antenna/LED Pod Mount (Driver Side) Fits 2005-2015 Toyota Tacoma

Ordered 16jun, review 1jul.Pros: decent finish, bolt holes perfectly aligned, easy install.Cons: soft material, too small, interferes with soft roll-up cover.Metal used feels like pot tin: thin, lightweight, flimsy. Can easily bend these with bare hands.I test fit these on both of my tacomas: a beat-up weekend offroad-use '07 with a LEER cap, the other a daily driven pavement princess '13 with Tyger soft/rollup tonneau. Could not open the leer glass at all, the smallest of 4 styles led pods i had in hand end up about a quarter inch too narrow on either side for the glass to fit. The soft cover was even worse with every single LED pod either touching or not even fitting. So these are completely useless for LED pods. On to maybe fitting antennas instead?As numerous other reviews state the mount hole is too small for an antenna, so expect to drill. Luckily it is really soft metal, you could almost bore it out with a butter knife. Unluckily i just bored this soft metal out to mount an antenna that's gonna gather a lot more drag than a small light.Have had these 2 weeks. Today is July first and these are on the pavement princess & I'll truly be amazed if they survive the summer.

I used this for my Colorado ZR2, it was almost impossible to get the correctlyade one and this fit great, 4' firestik and it's solid as a rock.

I needed a way to mount my Ham radio antenna, while this part is set up as a means of mounting LED lights with a bit of filing I opened the hole big enough to fit my antenna UHF connector. If it weren't for the antenna sticking up it just about disappears. I wish there was a way to both mount an antenna AND a LED light it aid in backing up. The Fabrication is well done and the finish looks great.

I have a shell on my truck so I had to move my antenna to this mount.You'll need a 5/8 drill bit for a 239/259 antenna base, most drill indexes do not have anything bigger than a 1/2 inch. It drills easily and mounts fast.Tip for mounting a ham antenna- mount the antenna to the mount FIRST, there is limited room for a wrench when its on the truck, but much faster when you put your antenna on the mount, then put on the truck.

Had to drill out the mounting hole to prevent grounding out my antenna. Material is hardened extremely well and is an extremely stable platform to mount on. 1.1 on swr meter across the board on this set up.

Fits great on the truck, but if you're planning to mount a firestik you'll need to drill the hole bigger, which can be accomplished with a simple hand drill and rasp.

I asked a question previously whether this would fit with a low bed cover. Yes,it does although had to adjust bed cover height.

Great craftsmanship, fits perfect looks like it belongs. Warning, if using for a CB antenna mount, you will have to drill the hole to half inch for the bushings to fit in or your 3/8” stud mount WILL short to ground this making your SWR bad and fry your radio.

Terrible figment, must slam tail gate shut or just don’t use it anymore!Only thing I could suggest is make the bolt holes adjustable (slide) to adjust instead of holesMust use excessive force opening and closing tail gate now 2/5 stars not pleased 🤷🏻‍♀️