Speaker upgrades that actually sound better.

Coaxial or component?

• Coaxial speakersTweeter and woofer in one unit. A simple drop-in upgrade over factory speakers.
• Component speakersSeparate woofer, tweeter and crossover. The tweeter can be mounted higher for better stereo imaging. Takes more installation work.
• Where they goFront doors, rear doors or rear deck, dash and pillar locations, depending on the vehicle.

Matching speakers to your setup

Speaker size and mounting depth vary by vehicle, so we start there. Then we match the speakers to the power you will use. Aftermarket speakers will work from a modest factory radio, but they are built to take more power and often sound their best with an amplifier behind them.

Mounting adapters, sealed baffles and a little sound deadening around the door speaker can noticeably tighten the bass and cut vibration.

Installation considerations

Door speakers sit in a harsh environment: moisture, vibration and thin metal. Mounting rings, gaskets and a little damping material around the speaker help it sound solid and last longer. Some vehicles need new wiring or adapters to fit larger speakers or to connect factory plugs.

If your vehicle has a factory amplifier or a premium sound system, speaker replacement can need additional parts. We check this before ordering so you do not end up with equipment that does not work in your vehicle.