Anina 23FT Sirius XM Radio Antenna with Magnetic Compatible with All Sirius and XM Satellite Radio Receiver

Sirius XM stopped working in my wife's 2011 Toyota Sienna. I replaced the radio only to find that the issue was the Sirius XM antenna located on the roof near the back of the car. I didn't want to remove the headliner to get to the antenna wiring. Connecting this to the radio required a special adapter that I obtained from DiscountCarStereo.com. However, once connected the radio received Sirius XM perfectly.

works well

Bought this to put in my ford maverick. Before tearing up my new truck I thought I’d just put the still rolled up antenna in the cubby hole on the dash behind the radio monitor. Put the xm radio in a space on the console. Works great! It actually works better than when I had it in my old gmc envoy that had antenna mounted on roof. Gotta love plug and play.

I've complained for years about the lack of quality on Sirius XM radios, even writing the company and telling them I'd be willing to pay $5 more dollars for a couple of more strands of copper. The other options were "trucker" versions where the wire was so thick it couldn't really be used on a standard passenger vehicle. This antenna is PERFECT. The cable is nice and thick, but not so thick it can't be routed. The quality is so good I'm now keeping a good signal in areas where I used to loose contact, such as under trees and overpasses. I can't believe it's the same price. You'll notice the quality as soon as you open the package. The spindly wire on the antenna included with the radio is a joke by comparison, and even the antenna part is just a little larger which may be just the boot it needed. I didn't rate if it was easy to install, because it's going to be different for everyone. I put mine in our Odyssey, running from the rear hatch all the way across the van to the radio up front... it took me a little over an hour, but I wouldn't say it was difficult.

Better then the original 5 star