Roll Bar Mount Clamp, 2.0 in Tube Clamp for Light Bar (2 Pcs)

I used these clamps on a pole mount that is sold by Starlink for their dish. These are the perfect diameter to securely hold the pole mount. I use the same company's 2 inch diameter clamps to attach to my travel trailer jack and then use bolt with lock washer and wingnut to secure the two clamps together Works great and is easy to assemble and disassemble when I want to take the Starlink dish and pole down to stow.

Worked perfect to hold a Summit Racing 100 micron fuel filter. Fit perfect. Filter was 1 3/4

Worked perfectly

Solid clamps, came with an Allen key and rubber inserts to really hold tight. Mounted a light bar on the front of my CF Moto zforce 800.

I bought these to mount a shovel and traction boards to my 2019 4Runner. The 2" size is a bit too large for the factory Toyota TRD roof racks rails. I tried using inner tube rubber to make up the difference but that did not work out. The next day I bought a piece of 2" round rubber hose from the plumbing dept , I cut some slices off to match the width of the clamps to make up the difference in size and it worked fantastic. I then drilled 2 holes in the traction boards, ran a 6" carriage bolt through the clamp and 2 boards and put a nut and a threaded knob on the outside to ensure that they would not loosen up on the road. The other side has rubber adaptors to hold circular tool handles and my shovel is secure. Good deal, Recommended highly. Well made with a low gloss black crinkle coat.

As expected

I went through all the reviews listed here and could not find anyone asking about an oval cross bar or mentioning that they havel one... I saw round and square though. I mean an oval Is kinda like a Circle... OK maybe not but still.I have a 2020 Subaru Outback and I will be mounting some LED roof lights to the cross bar, seeing as these are not expensive and looked decent I decided I would go for it and be a test subject.Pros1.) Build Quality is very nice and solid.2.) Coating looks like it will hold up to the harsh elements nicely.Cons (For My Application)1.) Weight, I think that in this application weight might be your enemy, I don't see them staying put with to much weight since they are not completely grasping the bar itself. For the small lights I plan to use it should be fine.2.) Obviously the shape is not the same, oval vs round means gaps. Does it look bad, no. Does it look good, no. I feel like in day to day use no one will notice this minor con except for me.These might be a temporary solution until I find something that will work better for me, until then these are just fine. However, I do hope this helps someone with the same or similar situation.

My iron cross bar measures 2.25 inches. The 2.25 inch one was too large. So I tried the 2.0 inch and it fits perfectly. Not mad. Pleased with the results.