📡 Low-Profile Mirror-Mount Antenna for TRAM 7732 Satellite Radio Review

Commercial truck driver. My driving entertainment is the SirusXM radio. An intermittent beep began and the message on the radio screen continued to say "Check the antenna." My problem completely went away once I connected the antenna. It took some patience to thread the antenna cable through the mirror mount. And had to open 3 different dashboards. Lots of extra coax cables. Just get the extra coax cable out of the way. Easy enough!

No major problems with this antenna if you can place it as far away from the truck as possible. This is a mirror mount, not a mirror mount. If you plan to transport it from truck to truck plan for 4 short stainless steel bolts and nuts as the ones provided are incredibly long as shown in the picture. I've driven it about 5000 miles and only lost signal when an antenna could, like in a tunnel or under a bridge in a small town where there are no repeaters.

My husband has been wanting a new antenna for his truck for a long time. We've had one with a long antenna on our wish list for a year or more. I would say we have an average income and only my husband works. We're on a fairly tight budget, and sometimes needs and desires weigh heavily. The antenna eventually started to perform really badly and when I went to buy it (it would cost $22) he asked me to look for a low profile antenna. Execution. The low-profile version, THIS version, ended up…

OK. I am shocked! This antenna generally does not perform better than the regular Sirius XM magnetic antenna! While the performance should probably be rated two stars, I'm giving it three stars instead. If you're reading this and I'm wondering why, the reason is that the atypical increase in antenna surface area, increasing the diameter of the copper tip, should dramatically increase overall signal strength. Regardless of whether a VHF/UHF antenna or satellite dish is used, except that a…

I just installed a new Kenwood DDX471HD stereo with SiriusXM SXV200V2 tuner in a 2014 F150 truck. The SXV200V2 tuner comes with a small magnetic antenna, but my previous XM radio used a similar small magnetic antenna and didn't leave it on the truck as it went through the car wash. For this setup I wanted an antenna that was more firmly attached and had a low profile so the rotating brushes in the car wash wouldn't rip it. I attached the tram antenna to the inside edge of the driver's side…