WeBoost or HiBoost antenna mounting without a roof rack

[BigKillaTDogg]

I just purchased a WeBoost antenna and I am looking for creative ways people have mounted their antennas without the use of a roof rack or bed rack. My garage is short and my lifted Gladiator barely fits as it is. If I were to put a roof rack on and a WeBoost, even when folded down, it would not fit in my garage.

I’m hoping someone has a creative way to mount this between the bed and cab or in the place of the original antenna or A pillar etc. As I understand it, it is best for the antenna to be the tallest point on the vehicle for desired results. Thanks.

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[Outofboundsokie]

I bought the WeBoost stealth antenna and used a GMRS radio fender mount from rugged radios. I have a stealth midland GMRS antenna mounted on the driver side for symmetry. It’s easy to run the wires along the cowl and into the cab.

 

[Readyt]

Check this mount out

 

[OldSarge]

I bought the WeBoost stealth antenna and used a GMRS radio fender mount from rugged radios. I have a stealth midland GMRS antenna mounted on the driver side for symmetry. It’s easy to run the wires along the cowl and into the cab.

Very cool! How much benefit do you see from the WeBoost?

 

[SeaSharp]

Word on the street is you are not going to go from 1 to 5 bars. If you have 1 bar, you may get 2, possibly 3 bars. If you have zero service you may got to 1 bar or stay at zero. It helps but isn't a magical savior.

 

[OldSarge]

Word on the street is you are not going to go from 1 to 5 bars. If you have 1 bar, you may get 2, possibly 3 bars. If you have zero service you may got to 1 bar or stay at zero. It helps but isn't a magical savior.

That makes perfect sense, just curious what people are seeing. I rely on my Zoleo for text / SOS when off road. Someday I’ll pony up for starlink

 

[WesternMojave]

I went this route for my antennas. Similar mount on the drivers side for the Midland.

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