FAQ — 2020+ Jeep Gladiator JT Cab-to-Bed Antenna Bracket
Q: What Jeep models does this antenna bracket fit?
A: This bracket is designed for the 2020+ Jeep Gladiator (JT).
Q: Where does the antenna mount sit?
A: It mounts between the cab and the bed (cab-to-bed position) using existing mounting points.
Q: Will this interfere with my tonneau cover?
A: The bracket is designed to clear most tonneau cover setups by keeping the mount in the cab-to-bed gap. Because tonneau designs vary, it’s smart to verify clearance during install.
Q: Do I need to drill into the truck?
A: No—this antenna mount is intended to use existing mounting points (no drilling required).
Q: What size antenna stud/hole does it use?
A: The mounting hole is 1/2″ (0.50″), which works with many whip, CB, GMRS/FRS, and LED whip mounting setups.
Q: Can I mount it on either side of the bed?
A: Yes. The bracket can be installed on either side of the bed—driver or passenger.
Q: Does it come with hardware?
A: Yes. Bolts and washers are included so you have what you need to mount it.
Q: Should I run a spring mount?
A: We recommend a spring mount for antennas/whips, and it’s especially helpful when running a flag because it reduces stress from wind and trail impacts.
Q: How high will my antenna sit above the roofline?
A: As a general reference, a 2 ft antenna without a spring may sit roughly a couple inches above the roofline; adding a spring can add a few more inches. Exact height depends on your antenna, spring, and mounting stack-up.
Q: Can I run a flag on this bracket?
A: Yes—this mount works well for flag setups when paired with the right antenna/whip and a spring mount, and many people prefer keeping the flag just below the roofline for a good balance of visibility and reduced wind load.
Shipping — Fast Delivery for Your 2020+ Jeep Gladiator JT Antenna Bracket
We built this Jeep Gladiator JT antenna bracket to be simple to order and fast to get on your truck—because nobody wants their radio/flag setup waiting on slow fulfillment.
Warehouses Across the U.S. = 3 Business Days or Less
We ship from U.S. warehouses in TX, CA, and PA. Most orders arrive in 3 business days or less depending on your location and carrier routing.
Same-Day Shipping (Orders by 4PM EST)
Orders placed Monday–Friday by 4PM EST typically ship the same day. You’ll get tracking as soon as the label is created so you can plan your install.
Rural Delivery Support via Amazon Logistics (When Needed)
For some rural routes, we may use Amazon Logistics to improve delivery reliability and keep transit times competitive.
Always Getting Faster
As our fulfillment network expands, our goal is to push average delivery closer to ~2 business days—without compromising packaging and quality checks.
If you need your cab-to-bed antenna mount for a trip or event date, order early and reach out with your ZIP code—we’ll help you pick the best shipping option.
Warranty & Returns — 2020+ Jeep Gladiator JT Antenna Bracket
We stand behind the Jeep Gladiator JT antenna bracket because it’s built for real use—mud, vibration, weather, and the kind of trail days that rattle everything loose.
30-Day Returns (No Questions Asked)
If you’re not happy with your purchase, you can return it within 30 days of delivery for a refund. Keep the parts together and in good condition, and we’ll make the process straightforward.
1-Year Manufacturing Defect Warranty
If your bracket has a manufacturing defect within 1 year of purchase, we’ll replace it. This covers issues tied to materials or workmanship under normal use.
Normal wear, cosmetic changes over time, misuse, improper installation, and accidents/trail impacts are not considered manufacturing defects.
How to Start a Return or Warranty Claim
Review full details here: https://krakenoffroad.com/best-warranty-in-the-offroad-community/
Submit your claim here: https://krakenoffroad.com/submit-for-return-or-warranty/
Include your order number and a quick photo if relevant—our support team will take it from there.
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