CravenSpeed Stubby Antenna Compatible with Ford Ranger 2019-2025 | 4 Inches | Short Antenna Replacement | Made in The USA

The OEM antenna is a little ridiculous with how tall it is. And really, not as many people listen to FM or AM. But I still wanted to replace with a shorty. This one seems to be made of all aluminum and really is short. Took almost a whole minute to remove my OEM antenna and install this little guy. Radio reception has not changed. I like it and recommend to others.

I bought this for my 2013 Ford F150 primarily because I bought a cover for the vehicle and did not want to cut a hole in the cover for the antenna. My idea was either to have a very small antenna which can fit under the cover or have a small antenna that I could easily remove and just put in the truck when the cover is on (and re-install easily). I decided that, even though small, over time even this small antenna would wear a hole in my cover. Thus, I remove the antenna whenever I put the cover on and re-install when I use the truck. This antenna is very high quality. It is made of metal and has a good, textured finish (I think it is a power coat). It installs and removes VERY easily. It also looks much better than the original long, thin antenna that came on the truck. Most of the time, the reception on AM and FM is perfectly fine and I notice zero difference from the stock antenna. When I go much further from my city, I do start losing stations a little earlier. So the reception is not quite as good, but more than an acceptable. Certainly I am happy with the trade-off of a little reception for a better look, and more importantly for me, much more convenience for handling my truck cover.

The stock antenna on my Ford Fiesta ST was slightly bent and rubbing to the rear hatch, so I decided to replace it. I did a Google search for aftermarket products and came accross pictures of this Stubby antenna. It was available through Amazon with next-day Prime shipping, so I decided to give it a try. What a great decision it was, I absolutely love the looks and performance! I paid $25 plus tax, which in hindsight is a bargain in my opinion.It arrived in an environmentally-friendly and simple cardboard box: just the antenna inside, no plastic bag, no instructions, no unnecessary packaging. Very functional and unpretentious. It has a nice weight to it and feels high quality. Its surface is a black rubbery plastic or coating that I predict will endure the elements well.The installation was super simple (and illustrated on the box): unscrew the stock antenna, screw in the Stubby antenna. It took me less than a minute.I was expecting some deterioration of radio reception, but as far as my six favorite preset FM channels are concerned, I could not hear any loss of fidelity during my daily commute.Did I mention that I love the looks? It is a matter of personal preference and taste, but I think this Stubby looks so much cleaner and sharper on my ST compared to the long stock antenna. In my humble opinion, it is worth every penny that I paid for it.

I bought this so I could cover my 2014 Mustang without bending my factory antenna anymore. It works good and looks good for that purpose but my radio reception was almost non-existant. Being I only use usb for music it didn't bother me. I would recommend it for looks and for putting on a car cover, but I wouldn't recommend it for radio reception.

Just installed this one on my 2014 F-150. As far as appearance, it looks great. Like others have mentioned, it's awesome not having that long antenna hitting the garage door or things at the carwash. It just has a cleaner, custom look. Build-wise, it has a solid feel. It looks like rubber, but it's a solid metal. As far as performance, you may give up a little signal. I am about 30 minutes outside the DFW metroplex and when rolling through my radio stations, it seemed that the AM side had a little steady static over the signal if that makes sense. On the FM side, it seemed to be similar to before, but I noticed some static pops every know and then where it didn't seem to have quite as strong of a signal. It really depended on where I was driving and the station's signal though. Sometimes the signal was good, sometimes it got pretty rough. After driving with it on some, I will say that I don't think I realized how much I noticed the original antenna bouncing around in my field of view. With it gone, I really seem to notice it which seems strange, but it's nice not to see it. Overall though, I am happy with it. It looks good and the radio performance is good enough. If you only listen to radio in your car, you'll want to try it out first to see how it performs in your area. Hope that's helpful.

This is the snubby antenna made for my Mustang. Looking forward to buying another one.

Replaced factory antenna because its always getting caught on carwash hoses or in the way cleaning or scraping ice and snow. The Stubby fit perfect, same range (or better) and is durable waaaay beyond the factory pointer stick. Took 13 seconds to install, 7 secs to open box, 3 each for removing and adding.

We tarp our vehicles before snowstorms to make cleanup fast and easy. Got tired of having to remove antennas and worry about breakage every storm. So we swapped to the stubbies. The fit under the tarps and were a breeze to install.I have noticed some degradation in signal but not enough to worry about.

Installed on a 2019 GMC Canyon. Removed stock antenna and installed the stubby in less than a minute. Signal is great; no static or dropped signal.

So much better than the oem ridiculous 10” one!Gives a more modern look and the quality is superior. Direct fit for a 2013 Ford Edge.Antenna signal is not affected at all.

Perfect fit, almost looks factory

The antenna was very easy to install and works very good for me . Thank you

Looks much better then the stock one.Excellent fit and quality