2011 Ram 2500 Gauge Pod AutoMeter

Decent overhead gauge pod. The way it mounts to the windshield is kind of flaky, it just sticks using double-stick tape. It's hard to keep it flush with the headliner this way with the weight of two gauges pulling down on the other end. I ended up moving my rearview mirror up so the gauge pod rests on that. Looks decent, there's a little bit of a gap between the pod and the headliner, but it's not too bad. I've had the style mount that puts the gauges inside the pocket in the factory overhead console and even though the location of the gauges in this mount is close to the overhead console, these are much easier to glance up and see.

Fit great! No trimming required

item is exactly as advertised.rapid shipping

Finding RHD pillar pods is a task so I was glad to get my hands on this. Great product.

Fits my 2004 Dodge Ram like a glove. It does block my view to the info screen under the left gauge, but I got used to looking around it when I needed to. I use my pillar Grab handle to get into my truck and I wanted to try and keep a stock look from the outside, so I didn't want to get the pillar gauge setup. For one gauge, it works great. I may try to get the dual gauge pod that goes between the rearview mirror and the ceiling if I add another gauge vs. getting this one with dual ports as it would block both screens on the dash at that point.

Great design. Can easily see over gauges to see dashboard display (at least I can at over 6 feet tall). Much better than cluttering the dash or the pillar.

I installed this on a 2009 Pontiac G8 GT. It's not a direct fit, but it's not supposed to be. Some light trimming to deepen the slots for the sticks on the column and it fit perfectly.

Fits very well and holds the gauges firmly. Takes the paint with out a lot of hassle for a nice finish.

fits perfectly on and it only toke me about 5 minutes to install gages fit great no need to adjust anything just awesome really recommend this product to every body

It did the job. The gauges are now installed and I can see them without taking my eyes off the road.

Put this in a crown victoria to hold some autometer gauges I got from AutoPartsWAY too. Needed a little triming for a good fit. Worth every penny for real time data.

item worked great, had to modify the gauge whole to make the gauges fit, which is fine, i was able to make it just the right size to squeeze the gauge in. Had to sand it down also to get rid of the rough finish and give it a smooth finish after it was painted and the molded it to the panel to make it seem as one piece. Came out really nice. I would recommend to anybody who wants a nice clean look.

Very nice fit, and looks good. The gauge fit perfectly. My only complaint is that the plastic is a little thin, and it isn't the same color as the plastic that is underneath it. So it doesn't match the interior perfectly, which makes it easy to see that it really isn't stock. All-in-all it is a good product.

This pod is a great fit, as would be expected from AutoMeter. Installation is simple with a drill. Only downside is that they don't come in colors that match the original interior.

I bought this gauge pod for my 2007 GMC Sierra Classic. The pod is installed by mounting to the windshield with some very aggressive 3M Velcro. This is the only thing supporting the pod, so I moved up my rear-view mirror to help support the pod from underneath. The Velco that's included works very well but it's white in color. The drawback is you can easily see the white squares of the adhesive side through the outside of the windshield. Not a big deal, but it detracts from the appearance of the truck slightly. Some black Velcro would have done the trick but I was in a hurry installing this so I just used the stuff that was included.The pod does limit how much you can adjust your rear-view mirror somewhat but I was able to find a spot that worked.The pod was VERY easy to paint. I got some Dupli-Color plastic and vinyl paint and all I had to do to prep the surface of the pod was hit it with a 3M scuffing pad. Three coats of paint and it was good to go...