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Rock Hard 4×4 Parts License Plate Relocation Bracket and Light – RH4006

Rock Hard 4x4 Parts

  • Rock Hard 4×4 Parts license plate relocation bracket with light, part RH4006
  • Relocates the rear plate to the center of the spare tire
  • 3rd brake and license plate light included
  • Quick release thumb screw for easy removal on the trail
  • Gloss black powder coat steel, made in the USA

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Description

Overview

The Rock Hard 4×4 Parts license plate relocation bracket with light, part number RH4006, moves the rear license plate to the center of the spare tire and includes a 3rd brake and license plate light. It is universal fit, so it is not built for one specific vehicle.

A quick release thumb screw makes the bracket easy to remove on the trail. The bracket is steel with a gloss black powder coat and is made in the USA.

Key features

  • Relocates the rear license plate to the center of the spare tire
  • 3rd brake and license plate light
  • Quick release thumb screw for removal on the trail
  • Gloss black powder coat finish
  • Made in the USA

Trail use and spare tire placement

A plate that rides on the spare tire moves with the tire, so the bracket sees more movement than a bumper-mounted plate. Check that the tire carrier and spare hold it firmly, and make sure the plate and light do not hit the tire sidewall when you turn or climb. Because the bracket is steel, a light tap from a branch rarely damages it, but a bent mount can change the plate angle.

The quick release thumb screw makes it easy to remove the bracket for tire changes or for crossing tight trails where the plate could catch. Carry the screw in a known spot so it does not get lost, and snug it by hand before each trip. Check the gloss black powder coat for chips where the bracket meets the carrier, and touch them up to slow surface rust on the steel.

  • Check spare mounting clearance before each trip
  • Keep the thumb screw in a known spot
  • Look for chips in the powder coat
  • Confirm the light wiring has slack for suspension travel

Specifications

Brand Rock Hard 4×4 Parts
Part number RH4006
UPC 70000430487
Material Steel
Finish Gloss black powder coat
Light 3rd brake and license plate light, included
Removal Quick release thumb screw
Drilling Not required
Origin Made in the USA

Vehicle fitment

It is a universal fit bracket with no vehicle named. The main fit check is whether the mounting position works with your spare tire.

Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

The bracket requires no drilling. Because the 3rd brake light is electrical, wire it through a fused relay and check local road-use rules for plate placement.

What’s included

Relocation bracket with 3rd brake and license plate light, and a quick release thumb screw.

SKU: RFPRH-4006 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 3.60 lbs
Package dimensions 8.80 × 8.20 × 8.20 in
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Questions & Answers

What does the RH4006 license plate bracket do?

The RH4006 relocates the rear license plate to the center of your spare tire. It also has a 3rd brake and license plate light and a quick release thumb screw for removal on the trail.

Is the RH4006 made in the USA?

Yes. The bracket is made in the USA. It is steel with a gloss black powder coat, so the finish is applied to the steel body.

Does the RH4006 need drilling and fit any vehicle?

No drilling is required. The bracket is universal fit with no specific vehicle named, so check spare tire placement against your vehicle before ordering. Confirm fit for your year, model and trim.

How do I keep a quick release bracket secure on rough trails?

Check the thumb screw and mounting points after rough trail runs, since vibration can loosen them over time. Keep the screw clean and snug, and carry it if you remove the bracket for tire work. A loose bracket can rattle or lose the plate.