Replacement EZPass Mounting Strips

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Replacement EZPass Mounting Strips

Price: $3.25
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Product Details:
Brand	TollTape
Feature	Array
Manufacturer	3M
Model	2STR

Product Description
When you purchase a new vehicle, you're going to want to move your EZPass or IPass as quickly and easily as possible. Our Replacement EZPass mounting strips are the same strips that came with your toll transponder.

Customers Reviews

2008-11-23
Get for free elsewhere
I looked at getting these. While i am sure they would work just fine you can get them free from the customer service center that services your pass.

Quote from viginia's mounting instructions for my ezpass:

"The transponder may be removed by lifting any one corner with sufficient pressure to separate the Dual Lock(tm) strips.
Do not remove the Dual Lock(tm) strips and reuse them. Please obtain new strips from the Customer Service Center."

2008-09-29
Get it for free instead!
the 3M adhesive strips are great but you dont need to buy them from this vendor, just call the agency that issued your tag. Most will send it to you for free or for way less than what this vendor wants with shipping.

2008-05-28
Same stuff that came with my EZPASS
This is the exact same velcro that came with my original ezpass from the NY Thruway Authority. It worked great on my new vehicle and was easy to install. I did not want a suction cup ezpass holder because it has been my experience that suction cups are just not reliable.

This replacement ezpass tape is the way to go.

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