CB Radios & Components

Mainstay of Two-Way Communication

Whether you are new to CB radio or have been using it for many years, you need the right system and related accessories to communicate with other drivers. All these and many more you can find on our website at fair prices. We offer a broad variety of CB radios, including both handheld and mounted, antennas, and other components like brackets and microphones, so you're sure to find the right CB radio and components to suit your needs and budget. We provide affordable yet quality solutions for pickup trucks and semi trucks as well as other types of vehicles.

Available Features

The industry currently offers a countless number of brands and models to choose from. Most of them deliver the same basic features and benefits, yet differ in design and may provide additional goodies, so purchasing the right CB radio goes beyond taking its price and look as the main consideration. Along with standard functions like squelch control, which prevents the user from constantly having to listen to static and only activates the speaker when a new transmission is received, CB radios may be PA capable, which makes it possible to amplify an operator's voice and transmit it to a crowd via an additional, usually externally mounted, horn or speaker. This and many other additional functions, like automatic noise reduction and RF gain, make your user experience more enjoyable.

Know Your Vehicle & Your Needs

When choosing a CB radio kit, there is one thing that cannot be overlooked. It is your antenna. While most CB radios provide a similar set of basic functions and level of operation, your CB antenna has a significant effect on your communication and user experience. The most crucial factor that determines the quality of an antenna is its operating range. Depending on the type of your antenna, it may vary from 2 to 10 miles or even more. Another key factor when it comes to choosing a CB radio antenna is the way of installation.

• Fiberglass antennas are some of the most durable ones on the market, which makes them perfect for off-road use. That is the main reason why most owners of Jeeps and other 4x4 vehicles opt for them. They are versatile and can be mounted anywhere.
• A magnetic mounted antenna can be installed on just about any plain metal surface and as high up as you need. It will be a great choice for pickup truck owners. Typically, it is centrally located on the top of a truck, so the driver can enjoy a clear signal without any directional bias.
• Center-load (also known as trucker) antennas are commonly used on big rigs and semi-trucks. They have a very stiff metal shaft on the bottom. The coil is above that shaft. A steel whip goes up from there. Thanks to their construction, they offer a range of almost ten miles.
• No-ground plane antennas can be installed on any vehicle without a lot of metal on its exterior.
• They can be easily installed on a fiberglass RV or a four-wheeler with lots of plastic exterior parts.