📻 GM Genuine Parts 15264469 M6 X 1.0-6H Thread Radio Antenna: Reliable Replacement for Optimal Reception Review

I needed a new antenna for my car and I bought this. It fits perfectly with the original antenna and works very well. Would recommend if you need a new antenna for your old Buick.

The previous owner installed a short camber antenna, the receiver was terrible. This ACDelco part #15264469 is easy to install with a tool as it has a T shape at the base of the antenna. Works perfectly.

Let's be honest. It's just an antenna. It was delivered and arrived very quickly and it works. The best part is the cool little gadget that comes with it to tighten it without the pliers scratching or imprinting it. Great little tool!

THE GENUINE - like the original, except for the "spiral design" - fits perfectly, like the original product. It arrived well packaged within a few days and was exactly the antenna it replaced. Very, very happy with this product - it was "as advertised"!

I was using an 18" off-road antenna and was having trouble receiving stations (particularly HD2) with my new HD radio. able to receive more HD1 channels and MUCH more HD2 channels Also it took about 30 seconds to install nicely and securely with the included installer tool.

OEM kit that fits my 02 Saturn. The previous owner put in a small, short antenna because I think he thought it looked cool. catch a lot. This guy is the correct 1/4 wave for the VHF broadcast band and records big. Don't listen to AM so there's no coverage there.

This is factory, and the black base you see in the picture is a tool for installation and removal. After tightening the antenna, remove the tool and store in your car's glove box or console. When you go to a car wash, pop a car cover, or park your car in one of those fancy places that turn your antenna into bunny ears, use a tool to remove the antenna and hold it together.

After the neighborhood boys stole my antenna I needed a replacement. Found this at Revain as I had a gift card. It fits perfectly. Exactly like in the original. All my life I couldn't figure out what that black T-shaped thing in the picture was. It turns out to be a plastic key for fastening the antenna, so when tightening it does not need to be marked with a metal key. Very good.