Genuine Mopar Antenna Parts

You love cruising. What makes the ride, through? Cabin comfort, the right tech, and dependable safety features, sure. Maybe even a little power behind the enjoyable handling. But also: your favorite tunes through a car radio with a top-quality antenna.

Antennas used to be AM/FM only. These days, though, you can get a clearer digital signal, often HD, from a satellite or ground repeater -- that is, if you've got the right tuner, receiver, or receiver module. As antennas themselves go, though, you have many different types to choose from.

You may know external antennas best. They're usually metal or fiberglass and typically installed on or near your hood or trunk. They get better reception than some others, but they're exposed to weather and other outdoor hazards.

Whip antennas are external, most of the time. Usually, they're straight fiberglass rods with flexible yet durable wire cores, and their bottom ends attach to a radio receiver or transmitter. Retractable antennas are also frequently external, and they can be either manual or automatic. Manual retractable antennas, you can conceal by pushing down. Automatic retractable antennas, you can pull back with the touch of a button; they're usually powered by reel motors.

Internal antennas, on the other hand -- you'll often find these in your trunk or dash or on your windshield. They're safer from accidental damage, for the most part, not to mention weather. However, they sometimes require built-in amplifiers to get a good signal.

Fix or Upgrade Your Car Entertainment System | Install a Genuine Mopar Antenna

Looking to replace a broken antenna? Maybe you plan to update your sound system. Either way, the best choice of antenna for your vehicle is genuine OEM. After all, Mopar makes theirs to fit your brand and model specifically. The same goes for antenna parts, like cables, masts, adapters, and escutcheons. You can order both right here at our auto parts store. Buy now!