Upgrade Your Chevy Traverse With The CravenSpeed Stubby Jr Antenna - 2 Inches For Superior Compatibility! Review

I works great in So Cal OC, haven't gone farther than that yet, but so far so good.Installation of the little threaded piece, that was separate, made me think it wasn't going to screw in good, but I screwed it into the antenna and then it screwed into the Truck just fine, and it has had no loss of signal, at all.Great product, for a great price as far as I am concerned.2018 Colorado ZR2

This stubby antenna was a replacement for my rubber OEM antenna that was deteriorating from sitting outside in the warm California sun. Also since I needed to haul some 4x8 plywood on the roof of my SUV, and needed an antenna that would not get in the way or get bent.Pros:1. Clean/sleek design.2. Super easy to install.Cons:1. More fuzzy/static from FM radio channels than before.2. Having to rescan radio now with more limited channels.I knew going into buying this stubby antenna that there was…

About two inches high enough to clear the garage door as describe by reviews.No reception loss GPS fine Sirius radio fine, and other services.

The price is right and after driving all over the Dallas/Fort Worth area for over a week, I never missed a moment of reception. This is exactly what I wanted.

Easy to install. The stubby looks way better than the factory antana and it's about 7" smaller. Great product! Great price! And it's Made in U.S.A.

I live in a rural area. I noticed a great decline in the reception. Many of the stations in my area are 40+ miles away. This stubby looks good but I can't listen to channels from out of town.

My vehicle came with an 8” long antenna and I ended up hitting it and breaking the base unit (the receiver that sits on the roof). After paying $$$ for a new receiver base and installation I bought this to prevent damage happening again. It works great and is so low that I don’t have to worry about it getting hit again. XM and FM and AM all work great with no complaints.

I couldn’t fit my new truck into my garage due to the stock 8” antenna on top. The stubby took maybe 12 seconds to install by unscrewing my factory antenna and replacing with it. Reception on the stereo is just as perfect as the stock antenna. Highly recommend for those that need a shorter antenna.

Works great, wish I would of picked one of these up when I purchased my 2016 Colorado. Due to a small garage my truck doesn't fit. Around my house is quite a few pine trees so due to it being fall I purchased a cover to keep debris and needles off it. Last weekend I was in a bit of a hurry and pulled too hard on the cover during installation, and I heard a crunch. I look up and see my antenna bent at a weird angle. I remembered seeing this antenna on Best Buy while looking for accessories…

My original antenna got broken in half during a hurricane. The stubby one was a great solution for that never happening again. A few months after getting it, I got in a wreck and had to get a new car, but the stubby transferred to my new car super easily. A+

2022 Colorado. Topo, weather, etc can & does affect OTA signal. If you notice most newer vehicles OTA radio antennas have been relocated to center of the vehicle. This was for a reason.Removing the OEM antenna & replacing it with this stubby was easy, unscrew & screw.FM reception has been diminished by appx 20% by utilizing this stubby antenna in rural Washington.1 mid-range station became a French Canadian station, replace the stock antenna & it was a local station.If you're in a flatter, more

This was a nice purchase to replace the original antenna that makes the Colorado look like a remote control truck. The stubby works well in town but does get a little static in rural driving. No matter as I don’t use the radio much anyways. Well worth the price.

At first, I didn’t think it was going to work for me as I am a baseball fan and the local station Is 90 miles away. But I was wrong, it picks up the station just fine (AM).For FM, I don’t care, I have satellite radio, which blows away any FM station close by.

If you are planning on getting a roof rack or already have one, you should definitely pick this up. It is tiny so when you are loading and unloading your items from your roof rack you wont have to worry about snapping off your antenna. All your radio stations will still work fine, even your Sirius XM. Honestly I dont know why cars dont just come with this from the factory.

The Stubby was easy to install and is nice and short so my son's basketball won't break it again. Unfortunately, it does not receive radio stations as well as the longer antenna, even some of the Sirius stations get static.

Really wanted to like this antenna, because of the low profile. Unfortunately radio reception was horrible. Had to return to stock.

I used this to replace the antenna included with a used 2016 Chevy Trax, resolving a garage door height issue. It was either get a shorter antenna or rebuild the garage, so I chose the easier route. The old one unscrewed, and the Stubby screwed right in. Since this was the expected behavior, and since the radio works with it, I am pleased.

This was for a 2017 Chevy colorado with roof racks. I have to remove my antenna for paddle boards and kayaks. Bought this so I can still listen to the radio while driving. Doesn't work. I still get no stations when I put it on and I live in a big town. Lastly, the threaded portion is not attached! It will unscrew and then fall into some pit of dispair. Used this once, when I went to dig it it out again the threaded lug was gone. WHy the heck don't they make that attached? I listen to my phone…

Removed the factory antenna from my 2020 Chevy Colorado and installed this short one in under a minute total.The size difference amazing!Not only did it look better, but I can use my truck rack either without worry of damaging anything.

They advertised to fit my C5 Corvette which is a 2004 Corvette. The part was completely wrong it doesn't fit there were no adapters in the kit to make it fit. I called the company and they said that their stubby doesn't fit on a motorized antenna. But yet it's not in their advertising.