📡 Flexible Rubber Copper Core Antenna | VOFONO 13 Inch Spiral Antenna for 2000-2021 Toyota Tundra Tacoma | Car Wash Proof | Optimized FM/AM Reception Review

There is nothing special about this product. I got it to replace the stupid one that was on the truck when I bought the truck. It's nothing more than an antenna.

Fits perfectly with my 2021 Silverado, looks well made, very flexible. They have satellite so never use AM/FM but tested briefly and it worked fine. Very pleased that the antenna is no longer looped through the garage door.

Bought to replace the 31 inch tall metal antenna that came with my new 2019 Silverado LD. The tall antenna got stuck in my carport every time I parked and backed up. Now I don't have to remove the antenna every time I use the car wash

Great size, won't bend in the car wash now, but radio reception has deteriorated significantly with the factory antenna, so buyers should beware. Luckily I mainly use Bluetooth, but the signal comes and goes every time I try to turn on FM. Too bad the view is beautiful

Beautiful to look at and easy to install. It's also not an antenna. I think it's probably all plastic because my stereo doesn't pick up radio stations and I live in the middle of a major metropolitan area. That does not work. General.

Installed this after several attempts to replace the factory pin on my 14ft Tundra. However, there are still reception problems. The antenna is very beautiful and durable. Probably great for other uses. The Tundra is exceedingly difficult to get good radio reception with aftermarket antennas.

When I unscrewed the standard antenna from my 2011 Tundra, there was a male threaded rod at the base. The internal thread of the new antenna is larger and does not fit. It comes with an adapter that screws into the larger new antenna base but has a smaller threaded rod protruding from the bottom. Before attempting to remove the threaded rod sticking out of my truck to replace it with an adapter, I checked the threads and they didn't match. I gave up and returned.

Not suitable for Tundra 2013 (and similar). The underside of the standard Tundra antenna is hexagonal where it goes through the wing hub and is bolted to the base. This antenna is round and large so it won't fit in the sleeve and won't screw all the way in. Update: I cut the plastic/rubber on the bottom to allow the antenna to be inserted into the fender hub. It works, but the reception is much worse than the regular antenna. There is an entrance to the highway near my house at the top. The…