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Mount with X-Grip
The RAM Mounts X-Grip Phone Mount with Twist-Lock Suction Cup Base provides a secure and versatile solution for mounting smartphones in vehicles. Designed for use on windshields or...
Mount with Twist Lock Suction Cup Mount
The RAM-B-166-UN10U consists of a 3.3 inch diameter suction cup twist lock base, STANDARD length double socket arm and universal spring loaded X-Grip cradle for large phones and ph...
MOUNTS X-Grip Suction Cup Mount
If you have an insatiable need to stay connected 24/7 in any & all environments, the RAM Universal X-Grip IV Phone Cradle with Long Arm and Suction Cup Mount Kit is the comprehensi...
Ram Mounts Ram Twist Lock Suction Cup Mount
The RAM Twist-Lock Suction Cup Mount from RAM Mounts consists of a 3.25” twist-lock suction cup base, a 3" double socket arm, and a universal spring-loaded X-Grip holder for cell p...
Mounts Quick-Grip XL Suction Cup Mount
This suction cup mount for vehicle windshields includes the spring – loaded RAM Quick – GripTM XL holder providing a secure fit for a variety of large phones and other devices. The...
Patriot Viper Elite 5 DDR5 RAM
Upgrade your system and style with the Patriot Viper Elite 5 DDR5 RAM! The Viper Elite 5 comes with a unique white and black aluminum heatshield bar, guaranteeing a boost in aesthe...
1500 Laramie Crew Cab Diecast Model
Quick-Grip Phone Holder
This version of the spring-loaded RAM Quick-Grip holder features adjustable side supports that provide a secure fit for a variety of large phones and other devices; easily insert a...
X-Grip Mount with Suction Cup
Ram Mounts Ram Quick-Grip Phone Mount with Twist-Lock Suction Cup - Me
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5 mentions from real owners
- #1Dec 28, 2025
Best suction phone mount for car?
RAM mounts are solid but kinda pricey for what they are. I've been using a basic Mpow one for like 3 years now and it's held up great, has the cutout for charging too. Got it for like $15 on Amazon and the suction cup still grips like new
View on Redditopen_in_new - #2Dec 27, 2025
Best suction phone mount for car?
RAM Quick-Grip phone mounts are awesome. Hold the phone well, can be operated one-handed, and can be adjusted to fit any phone so they aren't obsolete when you "upgrade" to next year's iPhone. And of course the bottom is open so you can plug in a charging cable. RAM is a mounting system, so you pair the phone holder with a suction cup or adhesive mount or even a screw-down base (I actually drilled holes in my dash and used the screw-down mount in my truck) and it's adaptable to any vehicle. Definitely recommend.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #3Dec 27, 2025
Best suction phone mount for car?
look into RAM mounts, just about the only one of the suction mounts that is modular so you can replace individual bits, and is also of high quality.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #4Jun 10, 2025
Toyota 4Runner.. buy for life?
In 2014 I drove a 2005 Toyota Tundra that they wanted $20k for. I ended up buying a RAM 1500 with half the miles for the same money. Turned out to be the best truck I've ever owned. I'm sure they sold the 2005 for what they were asking. Toyota people are crazy...
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Because you judge a cars reliability primarily by how much you have to do to keep it running… the biggest items - engine and transmission - are the ones MOST people think are the most important. Rams are showing great reliability from their old Hemi and the new i6 appears to be pretty solid too. Ford trucks are generally riddled with unique issues - however their V8s and more particularly their smaller V8s in the super duty - the non-diesel - are showing excellent reliability.. Chevy tends to suck overall. Their v8 diesel is no more reliable than Fords and the gas v8s have lifter issues that’s more of a when than an if problem. The 4 cylinder may be their most reliable - yet least desirable engine. The most reliable motor and transmission combos right now in truck world are from the Nissan Frontier v6, and the Ford v8 gas 6.8L specifically. Almost every other truck, including Toyota, has some well documented well known issue lurking that may or may not be a gigantic issue.
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