weBoost Overland Bracket
weBoost Overland Bracket
The weBoost Overland Bracket is a folding mount and hardware kit for a cellular signal-booster antenna, built for trucks, vans, and SUVs that actually leave pavement. It hinges through a full 180 degrees with five detent stops at 0, 45, 90, 135, and 180 degrees, so the antenna stands upright on the trail and drops flat before a garage, a car wash, or a low branch. The base accepts any antenna with the industry-standard 3/8 in.-24 CB thread, which covers the weBoost Overland and OTR antennas.
One kit, three mounting paths. The included hardware bolts into T-slot tracks (Rhino-Rack systems included), clamps onto round poles, rails, and roll bars in the 1.0 to 1.25 in. range with non-slip rubber pads, or bolts flat to a roof platform, cargo rack, or toolbox lid. That flexibility is the point: you mount the antenna where it clears your build, not where the bracket forces it. The whole thing weighs about 708 g, takes roughly 15 minutes to install with no special tools, and carries a 2-year warranty.
One caveat worth stating up front: this is the mount and hardware only. The antenna and the signal booster are sold separately, and the bracket will not fit RFI antennas, which use a 1/2 in. threaded base. Match it to a 3/8 in.-24 antenna and it drops right in. The kit is designed and assembled in the USA.
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Overview
The weBoost Overland Bracket is the folding mount and hardware kit for a weBoost Overland or OTR signal-booster antenna. It gives you three ways to mount the antenna and lets you fold it flat for low-clearance situations. Antenna and booster sold separately.
Key features
- Hinged base folds through 180 degrees with five detent stops (0, 45, 90, 135, 180) to hold the antenna upright or stowed
- Three mounting methods from one kit: T-slot track (Rhino-Rack compatible), round pole/rail/roll bar (1.0 to 1.25 in.), or fixed bolt-down
- Accepts industry-standard 3/8 in.-24 CB-thread antennas (weBoost Overland and OTR); not compatible with 1/2 in. RFI bases
- Weatherproof construction with non-slip rubber pads on the pole clamps
- Roughly 15-minute DIY install, no special tools; 2-year warranty
Use cases
Overlanders run this to put a cellular booster antenna up high for the best signal on remote routes, then fold it flat to clear garages, car washes, underground parking, and low-hanging branches. It's also the go-to upgrade for anyone adding a sturdier folding mount to an existing Drive Reach Overland or OTR booster setup.
- Mounting methods: T-slot track (Rhino-Rack compatible), pole/rail clamp, fixed bolt-down
- Pole clamp range: 1.0 to 1.25 in. diameter tubes, non-slip rubber pads
- Fold/rotation: 180 degrees, five detent stops (0, 45, 90, 135, 180)
- Antenna thread: 3/8 in.-24 CB standard (not for 1/2 in. RFI bases)
- Compatible antennas: weBoost Overland and OTR (sold separately)
- Weight: ~708 g
- Install time: ~15 minutes, DIY, no special tools
- Construction: weatherproof; designed and assembled in the USA
- Warranty: 2 years
- Model: 901168
Does the antenna come with this bracket?
No. Model 901168 is the folding mount and hardware only. The signal-booster antenna and the booster itself are sold separately. If you bought the Drive Reach Overland kit, the antenna is included there; this kit is for adding or replacing the mount.
Which antennas will fit it?
Any antenna with the industry-standard 3/8 in.-24 CB thread, which covers the weBoost Overland and OTR antennas. It does not fit RFI antennas, which use a 1/2 in. threaded base, so check your antenna's thread before ordering.
What can I mount it to?
Three ways, all with the included hardware: slide it into a T-slot track (Rhino-Rack systems work), clamp it to a round pole, rail, or roll bar in the 1.0 to 1.25 in. range, or bolt it flat to a roof platform, cargo rack, or toolbox lid.
Can I fold it down for a garage or car wash?
Yes. The hinged base folds flat through 180 degrees with detent stops at 0, 45, 90, 135, and 180 degrees, so you can drop the antenna before a garage, car wash, underground parking, or low branches and snap it back upright after.
How long does it take to install, and does it hold up off-road?
Plan on about 15 minutes with no special tools. The construction is weatherproof and the detents keep the antenna from flopping on washboard, but it is worth re-snugging the hardware after your first few rough miles, the same as any roof-mounted accessory.