🔧 DKMUS Double Din Radio Stereo Dash Install Mount Trim Kit for 02-05 Dodge Ram 1500 2500 3500: Easy Installation and Perfect Fit Review

This is not a head unit installation for a newbie. All parts worked as expected and proved to be good, but extensive bezel trimming is required to remove the old part to install the new one. Cutting the bottom panel was easier than I expected with a vibrating saw. Nice upgrade for this truck

These kits are not intended for everyday backyard installation. What you don't see in the instructions or description is that to fit a double din deck you have to make significant modifications to the inner dash to fit a double din deck in the half din hole. The finished product looks great, but unless you have experience installing a Dremel or similar tool and a font to change dashes, I'd leave it to the professionals. If you try to install it yourself you can ruin a lot. I installed this kit…

I had to change the radio because one kept having problems. I found another brand that had similar specs but when I got it I realized I forgot to check and see the size. My meter doesn't match. So I ordered this one, which allows for a larger size. Although he says it is true to size, it was tight. I think it's because of the mold they use and the radio frames that aren't perfect. Anyway, the gauge looks like a nice finished black, but this one looks like cheap bare plastic. So what you really…

The installation of the main unit is not for beginners. All parts worked as expected and proved to be good, but extensive bezel trimming is required to remove the old part to install the new one. Cutting the bottom panel was easier than I expected with a vibratory saw. Nice upgrade for this truck

I had to exchange the radio because one of them kept having problems. I found another brand that had similar specs but when I got it I realized I forgot to check and see the size. My meter doesn't match. So I ordered this one, which allows for a larger size. Although he says it is true to size, it was tight. I think it's because of the mold they use and the radio frames that aren't perfect. Anyway, the gauge looks like a nice finished black, but this one looks like cheap bare plastic. So what…