How To Mount Your Tablet In Your Car

Author: Grae Olsen   Date Posted: 7 March 2014 

RAM Mount Tablet Mount For VehiclesIf you need to mount your tablet in your car for work, maps, or even entertainment, the RAM Mount system provides a range of different ways to hook it up.

There are two basic components, the cradle and the mount.

1. The Cradle

Because you’ll want to have the option of mounting your tablet with or without a case (and not be stuck with one option or the other), we recommend a product called the RAM X-Grip Universal Holder For Large Tablets (RAM-HOL-UN9U).

This universal cradle will fit most large tablets, and will adjust easily depending on whether you are using a case, sleeve, or nothing on any particular day.

However, you may also want a TAB-TITE holder like the RAM-HOL-TAB8U but the one you will need will depend on what size tablet you have.

2. The Mount

This depends on where you want to mount it in your car. Some of the most popular options are:

Windscreen (Suction Cup) - This part will suction cup to your windscreen, or any flat smooth surface, and then connect directly to your X-Grip Cradle. The middle socket connection allows for almost limitless angles and directions. This comes in single, double or triple suction cup configurations and we would recommend at least the double for tablets

Floor Mount - this is a very popular option, and attaches to the floor of the vehicle, with an adjustable stem so that the tablet sits near your leg/knee

Cup Holder - this mount sits securely in the cup holder in your console, and your X-Grip Cradle will then fit directly to that

Screw-in Mount - if you don't mind screwing into your dashboard, this is a nice and secure method

The great thing about RAM mounts is that once you get started, you can mix and match components together like Meccano. RAM Mounts produce over 5,500 different product lines, so there’s an attachment for pretty much any kind of product or application you want.


How have you mounted your tablet in your car? Have you tried RAM Mounts? Let us know in the comments section below!


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