SiriusXM is built into most modern vehicles, but there are still plenty of drivers using standalone receivers or aftermarket setups. If you’re in that group, one of the biggest questions is where to put the antenna—especially if you don’t want to mount it on the roof. The good news is
SiriusXM has evolved a lot over the years, but one thing hasn’t changed: the factory mounts are still terrible. If you’ve ever had your radio fall off the dash mid-drive, you already know. The good news is there are far better mounting options available today — ones that are more
Installing SiriusXM radio on a boat is not the same as installing it in a car. The environment is harsher, the mounting surfaces are different, and the equipment has to deal with vibration, moisture, sun exposure, and movement that you simply do not get on the road. The good news
The air vent is one of the best places to mount a phone or GPS in your car. It keeps your device at eye level, within easy reach, and—unlike a windshield suction cup mount—largely out of sight from anyone walking past your parked car. Vent mounts are easy to install,
The dashboard is one of the most practical places to mount a phone, GPS, radar detector, or small tablet in your car. It keeps your device near your line of sight without blocking the windshield. In some states, including California and Minnesota, mounting anything to the windshield is restricted by