Max AM/FM Aerial

It can serve as a replacement, but the product sheet doesn't confirm the fitting type or thread used, so we can't guarantee it fits every car without checking your current aerial's fitting. It comes in two lengths, 11.7 cm and 18 cm, which suggests some adaptability to different models, but the exact fixing method isn't on the product sheet.

They're two different mast lengths, which usually affects the aerial's reception and look, but the product sheet doesn't explain when to choose one or the other. If you already have an aerial to replace, the safest thing is to compare the length with the original part before ordering.

The product sheet promises good AM and FM reception, but gives no signal figures or comparative tests, so it's the manufacturer's description, not an independent measurement. If your area already has weak signal with the original aerial, a replacement aerial is unlikely to fix that on its own.

The product sheet says it's easy to fit but doesn't describe the steps or the tools needed. As the fitting type isn't specified either, the safest thing is to check whether it screws on, pushes on or uses another system, by comparing it with the aerial already on the car.