Toyota Rear Speaker Adapter: Custom Install Parts for 6x9 Inch Aftermarket Speakers - Compatible with Camry, Corolla, Solara, Yaris Review

I bought these for my 2009 Yaris sedan to replace their ridiculously low quality factory 6x9. I've installed a few mid-range Pioneers and all my life I couldn't figure out why the adapter holes didn't match the factory holes in case the mounting screws go through. Until I turned her upside down. .The way these adapters are shown here is not really ok. Turn them over and you can see what the underside looks like. nope That should actually be great. However, it doesn't matter as no one will see…

For 2007 Toyota Camry XLE V6. For 2007 Camry drivers fear not, it fits like a glove. If you had to dismantle the entire rear of the car, you will be relieved that everything works perfectly. Make sure the ribbed side is up and the smooth side is down. Fits perfectly and screws securely. If you have a failed JBL audio system, be aware that replacing the rear speakers is NOT an easy task. Most aftermarket 6x9 vehicles have a two-pin connector: black and red (+ and -). The JBL speakers I pulled…

screw holes crack and slip very easily, try to get it right the first time. The supplied screws have a rather small head, so the use of washers is recommended. The screws are also too long so if you need them flush with the back you have to grind them down which then melts the plastic threads at the end of the screw from the heat. Finally, this isn't really a direct downside of their product, but your speakers may require you to cut out a corner of the metal frame to allow a standard screw to…

I used these to install my new speakers on the back of my 2012 Camry. They're a little bumpy, but with a bit of skill, they're easy to put on and rock! Second, I've been using Pioneer speakers in some of my most expensive cars for the past 40 years. So when it came time to replace the speakers in my grocery store, I thought long and hard and only came up with two names: Kicker and Pioneer. . So I made the wise decision to go for a car audio system. I just installed them in my 2012 Toyota Camry…

This product is very poorly constructed and does not fit my particular make and model (2005 Toyota Corolla) even though it was stated as such. I did this by drilling the holes wider, but I have a feeling the plastic was on the verge of tearing. Only time will tell if this mod will stand the test of time. Because of the time it took me to get to my speakers and the hassle of removing all the panels, bolts, screws and self-destructing plastic clips, I had to buy the more expensive ones with…