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Car antenna

These days, there are many types of car antenna. You might still occasionally see a receiver on a car roof, but they are also often integrated into the car's design. Furthermore, the functions have expanded considerably over the years. The antenna is no longer just used for receiving the car radio. Navigation and Bluetooth are also connected to this receiver for better range and reception. Replace the antenna promptly if it is broken, so that you can continue to use the car radio and navigation.

The aerial is an essential car accessory. Several components rely on it, including the car radio and navigation system. Modern cars can even automatically call emergency services in case of an accident or establish a Wi-Fi hotspot. Since the vehicle is constantly in motion, this can cause signal disruption. Therefore, cars are increasingly equipped with multiple antennae.

Car antenna broken

Is your car radio broken? You'll often need an adaptor to replace the aerial. This connects the radio to the receiver, reducing interference and allowing you to enjoy your favourite music without interruption. At Winparts, you'll find car-specific antennae. These aerials are specially designed for your car make and model, just like the original. This way, you can be sure that the part will fit, and you'll maintain your car's original look.

FM stands for frequency modulation. Many cars still have FM radios, which receive music through sound waves transmitted by radio stations. Nowadays, there are also DAB and DAB+ radios. DAB stands for "Digital Audio Broadcast". All new car models are now required to have the capability to receive DAB+ radio. Is your DAB+ aerial broken? Quickly find the right receiver in our "DAB+ aerials" range.

Car-specific antenna

The aerial is often a long metal rod mounted on the car roof. It can easily be damaged in an accident, by low-hanging branches, or even after a ride through the car wash. A faulty aerial will impair the performance of several functions, such as your car radio, navigation system, and Bluetooth. Fortunately, replacing this part is a quick and easy job.

Installing a car antenna

Installing a new car-specific aerial is a straightforward task that you can carry out quickly. Simply unscrew the old receiver from the roof. Then, screw the new receiver onto the old base. Keep in mind that the thread size may vary. For example, some vehicles only accommodate an aerial with an M5 or M6 thread size.

Order your new aerial at Winparts. Our range includes aerials specially designed for your car make and model. Enter your licence plate number checker to find the right parts. Looking for other accessories? Take a look at our car radios, subwoofers, amplifiers, and FM transmitters.