Can they be tilted while driving?

As long as you don't mind sending the panels onto the traffic behind you.... I suppose if you drilled thru the roof and mounted them with 3/8" bolts and oversized fender washers it could be possible to keep them mounted to the roof. As for keeping the panels attached to the brackets; again, that's a mounting hardware issue. Think about the speed you travel (i.e. 70 mph) and add into that a headwind of 30 mph (plus gusts), you have a combined wind resistance of 100+ mph. Besides the strain on the fasteners and bracket, you would have a hell of a drag impacting your fuel consumption. In short, keep EVERYTHING as low as possible when driving. Reduced drag improves mileage and minimizes the strain on whatever you attach as well as minimizes fuel economy impact.

Are the brackets made of stainless steel?

the brackets are aluminum and the fasteners are stainless steel

Did others recieve wing nuts and washers? My package had the plastic head bolts but no nuts...

All mounting parts were included in mine.

do you need to ground the aluminum brackets to the vehicle chassis?

I didn't bother. The solar panel frame is plastic, so it isn't grounded to aluminum frame. Instructions on panel didn't suggest to do so.

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Brand
Renogy
Material
Aluminum
Item weight
3.5 Pounds
Included components
mounting
Maximum power
100 Watts

🔧Adjustable tilt for optimal solar capture

🚐Perfect fit for RVs and flat surfaces

⚙️Precision-engineered stainless steel fasteners

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☀️ Mount your power, own your adventure!

DURABLE BUILD - Lightweight yet robust aluminum frame resists corrosion
EFFORTLESS SETUP - Quick assembly with all-inclusive hardware kit
VERSATILE APPLICATION - Ideal for RV rooftops, cabins, and other off-grid setups
SEAMLESS COMPATIBILITY - Designed specifically for Renogy panels under 100W
TAILORED SOLAR EFFICIENCY - Adjust tilt angle to maximize energy absorption

The Renogy Solar Panel Mount is a precision-engineered, adjustable aluminum bracket system designed for easy installation of Renogy solar panels under 100W. Featuring corrosion-resistant stainless steel fasteners and a versatile tilt mechanism, it ensures optimal solar exposure on RVs and flat surfaces, empowering off-grid lifestyles with reliable, efficient solar energy capture.

Specifications

Color	Silver
Size	Adjustable Tilt Mount
Style	Mount Brackets
Material Type	Aluminum
Number of Items	1
Power Source	Solar Powered
Features	Adjustable
Wattage	100 watts
Included Components	mounting brackets
Batteries Included?	No
Brand	Renogy
Manufacturer	Renogy
Item model number	28in Adjustable Solar Panel
Product Dimensions	70.99 x 5 x 2.49 cm; 1.59 kg
ASIN	B07CSKFWK7

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