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If you're driving in the countryside, go for a longer antenna. In cities, short ones work fine. Stubby antennas usually stay intact on off-road trips, but in car washes, they might scrape against the windshield and damage the paint. You can easily remove them with a wrench, but it's rare for...

they take off the logo and stick it back on with glue. The logo is standard. Some people spray them with Plasti-dip to change the colors. Greg at Sun Stoppers could probably hook you up with that. He's asking for $300 for a tailgate wrap like mine...

I added one of these cool little antennas from this website: https://www.ecoauto.shop/collections/bullet-antenna It looks neat, it's tiny, and it does its job quietly. I haven't had any problems with my signal, but to be fair, I mostly use XM radio or my phone for music.