Antenna Ornament Base Grommet Bezel Compatible with 04-10 Toyota Sienna Truck Accessories - Mount Radio Mast Replaces OEM Replacement Parts 86392-AE010 - Best for Automotive AM/FM Antenna Repair Kit

Hopefully you are reading the reviews while searching for a replacement. I highly recommend this product if you are looking to get a part matching the same quality and function as the original. Sure this may cost a little more than the cheap knock off brands you will find, but it is well worth it. Very easy to install. If you read the reviews on the cheaper products they will tell you the part does not fit properly. I actually bought the cheaper one first and wasted money on it. Do not make the same mistake I did . This fit perfectly on my 2010 sienna. Happy hunting.

The media could not be loaded.  I wish I would have looked at the 1 star reviews before I bought it. I agree with them. It doesn't even come close to fitting. It's an inferior product with the rubber too hard to snap into place. Ridiculous!!!!!!!This product was almost impossible to install. It is too stiff! It needs to be flexible in order to fit in place. I tried for an hour to get this part to install. I used soap as a lubricant. I even tried to go from the wheel well underneath. Impossible for me to do. I order an original Toyota part. The rubber was much softer and flexible. I installed that part without a lubricant in less than 60 seconds including unscrewing the antenna on and off. The generic version although it looks the same, the softness of the rubber makes a huge difference for the install. See my video.

Yes this is HARD synthetic rubber. 2009 Sienna. I quickly sized up the situation, and put on a pair of heavy (cheap) suede work gloves. Then I took a box cutter with NEW very sharp blade and CAREFULLY shaved off the INSIDE of the grommet until it fit the van's antenna cutout a lot less snugly. Worked in good light with a wood board underneath. Even cut a bit off the inside-top of the grommet. Tapped it down into the opening with a heavy slotted screwdriver placed where the antenna exits the grommet material - if you are installing one, you'll see what I mean. Inserted and removed it several times until it fit OK and it then snapped into place.The grommet's outside was left untouched - just a couple of indentations from the screwdriver. Ask me if I care.And all skin on fingers still intact. Whew.Fitting perfectly now, and will probably last a good while. Yeah it would have been nice if the material was a little softer and/or if it arrived fitting better, but for seven bucks and a few mins work I'm good here.

product is good & firm and hard to install, best if you get a heat gun and some dawn soap to get it on or you will have a very hard time. And be very frustrated. No heat gun buy OEM much softer.

It's not a 100% perfect fit, but close enough for a deeply "discounted" replacement. Had issues getting the antenna to go fully into the opening, but a month after installation, it's still working fine. If I were to need another replacement, I would buy this again.

Don't waste your time. Poorly constructed, does not fit. Bought this for 08 Sienna and spent over an hour trying to get it to fit. It's made of a very hard plastic/rubber material which does not flex to allow easy installation. Had to use a utility knife to whittle away bits and pieces that were too big. Finally got it to fit but still does not sit flat against surface.

I purchased and installed an OEM Toyota antenna bracket to replace my old one that was destroyed by the sun. The next day I went online to see how fair the price was at the dealer. $25 for the OEM versus $8 for the OxGord listed here on Amazon! I promptly removed the OEM bracket and ordered the OxGord with Prime shipping. It came the next day and I was able to compare both side by side. The difference is surprising. The OEM bracket is supple and easy to form-fit without having to dismount the antenna from the fender. You just press it into place and you're done. I literally installed it with my thumb. No tools required. The OxGord bracket is identical in size and shape, but is made from a very hard plastic/rubber compound. The OEM bracket was obviously sized based on the fact that a soft compound was used to form the part. With the MUCH harder OxGord in hand, it took me more than two hours to get it installed. I had to use a Dremmel, rubber mallet, and a box blade to cut down the OxGord to get it to fit.This would have been a somewhat easier install if I had dismantled the fender well, removed the antenna from the inside of the fender, and worked at the OxGord for awhile. However, the OEM part just slides in. No disassembly required, no cutting, and no heavy handed banging with a rubber mallet. With the OxGord properly fitted in the horizontal dimensions, it's too tall and protrudes slightly from the fender as a result. The OEM part was more of a compression fitted piece, but since this one doesn't compress it never fits smoothly to the fender's curvature.I would HIGHLY recommend you buy an OEM replacement. You can order the part from sellers online and avoid the dealer markup, but still get a quality part. This works so it gets 2 stars, but it is not similar to the OEM part where it counts.

Its a great replacement but installation isnt as easy as it should seem. After working it for a while I finally managed to get it in, mostly, and aesthetically it looks good and my antenna inst all wobbly anymore. Aside from installation challenges its a great product and meets the needs.Update: Its been on for a couple of weeks now and is holding steady! No more wobbly antenna and fears of the antenna coming off and hitting another car! Good product for the money.

El material es duro y no está fácil ponerlo en su lugar