The aim of this section is to give you the information you will need to be able to install a vehicle mounted CB set-up in your 4x4. If you have any questions or queries after you have read this - please get in touch for individual advice.

Performance is dependent on many factors, but when fitted correctly, your CB set-up should give you a vehicle-to-vehicle range of up to 3-6 miles in open country, less in densely wooded or built-up areas, but considerably more from a high position. Obstacles in the way of the signal make all the difference on CB.

With nothing in the way, i.e. two vehicles on hills with nothing between them, some incredible distances can be achieved, 30-40 miles or more !

Below is our installation advice, but if you have not already read our Frequently Asked Questions, there is lots of other useful information there - please click here to read them

• SECTION 1 - Before You Start
• SECTION 2 - Installing the CB itself
• SECTION 3 - Connecting to Power
• SECTION 4 - Fitting the Aerial & Mount
• SECTION 5 - Tuning the Aerial (SWR)
• SECTION 6 - Finishing Up
• GENERAL INSTALLING ADVICE

For fast access to the installation advice pages for our most popular aerial mounts :
Dome Mounts (roof, wing, brackets, bonnet etc)
Rack/Bar Mounts, 4-bolt (Roofracks, Roofbars, Lamp bars, tractor & HGV mirror arms etc)
PSM-1 Mount (Rear/side of Land Rovers - any vertical metal surface)
Gutter Mounts (For vehicles with conventional 'lipped' gutters)
Bullbar/Rollcage Mount (U-bolt mount for tubes up to 2.5 inches)
Rack/Bar Mounts, 2-bolt (Roofracks, Roofbars, Lamp bars, tractor & HGV mirror arms etc)
Magnetic Mounts (Roof, bonnet or any steel body panel)