📶 Stainless Antenna Mast - 30.5 Inch - Compatible with Toyota Celica, FJ Cruiser, Highlander, MR2, RAV4, Sequoia, Sienna, Tacoma, Tundra, T100, 4 Runner - Available at AntennaMastsRus Review

I unscrewed the old screw and screwed in the antenna, no tools required. It's higher than the roof of my truck, which is what I wanted.

The antenna arrived as promised and on time. Fits my tundra. Gives me great AM/FM reception. Yes, I still listen to free radio. Imagine! Thanks!

My antenna was missing and I was afraid the threads were so damaged that this replacement could not stick firmly. The threads are down enough to be securely tightened.

Finally an antenna that works in WV. I couldn't believe I missed all the stations. This is my third antenna on this one. I wish I had bought these from the start.

Perfect fit for my 2005 Toyota Highlander. Haven't tried the radio yet. I had a small spare rubber antenna and it was awful. I hope this works as well as it fits! Will be updated

Does the job. I get good radio reception. I bought this for a 2006 Tacoma that had a short antenna installed by the previous owner. The radio reception was terrible. Luckily I was able to find this at Revain and now have a working radio.

not much to say. When I bought my truck, the antenna was already broken, so I can't compare the reception. I bought this item used directly from the manufacturer. and what was sold as used had a 2mm x 2mm paint scratch. So if you can save by buying used coins, I suggest you do so.

I switched it to my 9" polymer antenna as I recently moved, now I have a 2 hour commute to work and I've started getting frustrated at work because I couldn't keep up with the radio the entire drive in my old 1995 Toyota Camry.Other signal boosting options were too expensive and/or impractical for such an old car.To do this I simply unscrewed my old antenna ( which wasn't original as I replaced it with a cheap one on the broken extendable about 15 years ago) and screwed it in. Lightweight…