RYDONAIR Antenna Compatible with Jeep Wrangler All Models 2007-2025 & Jeep Gladiator 2020-2025, Internal Copper Coil for Enhanced Reception, 13 inches Flexible Rubber Antenna Replacement

Works perfectly on my 2018 F150. Looks so much better than the stock tall antenna and it was super easy to install. I would definitely recommend this antenna. Great look and quality for an incredibly reasonable price tag. I also have no issues w/the performance, I have not experienced any loss of signal.

Sweet antenna! Looks good, works great. Way better than the ugly stock junker

This is my second - unfortunately my first one disappeared after 4 years. Not sure what happened - could have just loosened but may have been stolen. That said this is a great value - great quality and price. It is an easr assemble l. It is really compact and looks great. It also functions well and no issues getting all channels. Very ease of use.

The media could not be loaded. Vehicle: 2015 F-150 Lariat - stock radio.Currently I am living in Hawaii near Pearl Harbor. Radio stations here usually have pretty decent signal strength, but not many HD stations, at least not as much as I’m used too on the mainland.I have had the ronin shorty antenna in the past and it was terrible. I listen to primarily radio stations on my drives. Just out of the simplicity of it. Don’t like messing with my phone Spotify and such while driving.Now that I am in Hawaii, overall clearance in parking garages and such is small. My truck isn’t lifted, leveled, or have bigger tires. But the stock antenna would scrap every time and it’s pretty annoying(and ugly). Saw a fella post one of these Rydonair antennas on the F-150 Facebook page and started some research.Ended up buying both to see the signal quality difference and how they both looked on the truck.Install: less than a minute honestly. Just hand screw it on. 10mm wrench to take off the OEM.I tested the signal quality 4 times. 1st with the OEM, 2nd with no antenna, 3rd with the 13”, and 4th with the 7”.Overall I am happy with the 7”. It looks best by far and the signal drop-off is very minimal. Didn’t see much of added signal strength like the product description states. Which is why I gave it 4 stars and not 5.The 13” antenna did have good signal strength numbers, but it is just way too ugly to have in the corner of my eye while driving. It’s very thick and it is pretty much the perfect hight to make it a tiny blind spot I would have to look around for children popping out of driveways in my neighborhood. So it’s a big no go for me.I have not drove around town yet, but I don’t imagine a big signal difference out in town vs my driveway. Although if there is, I will make an edit.I will be sticking with the 7”. And will be adding photos of each installed in about a day.Signal strength break down below:OEM-Station 1 - 41Station 2 - 58Station 3 - 41Station 4 - 59Station 5 - 67Station 6 - 46No Antenna -1 - 32 - 153 - 44 - 125 - 206 - 1513” Rydonair -1 - 352 - 643 - 364 - 605 - 566 - 647” Rydonair -1 - 352 - 493 - 354 - 515 - 606 - 49

Works great.

Live in the UP old antenna would fade out quickly. Easy install, and picked up stations. Clearly I would highly suggest this product.

Needed a shorter antenna so it wouldn't hit my garage door when parking inside. This one looks and works great. The size seems appropriate for the truck, fits well, and reception of stations around town seems no different than the stock antenna it replaced.

Easy to place on my jeep, picks up radio stations great