🔊 Metra 82-7300 Speaker Adapter for Hyundai and Kia Vehicles (2010-2014) - Black Review

I think it should have come with screws. Also, the fit is a bit off. Luckily the plastic flexes into place. He holds my infinities, but it's ugly. He's at the door, so that's fine. Kia Optima 2012

Fits my 2014 Kia Optima LX almost perfectly. Required for installing 6.5" aftermarket speakers. 4/5 stars because some of the holes didn't match the factory screw holes but still went in with little effort.

They make a great replacement for the factory speakers on my 2013 Hyundai Sonata Limited 2.0 with Dimension audio system. I replaced the screws that came with it because they didn't fit.

Bought these to install new JBL speakers in my 2013 Hyundai Elantra - the mounting holes didn't line up exactly so I had to pry them open a bit with a file to align them. Otherwise it's great and I would buy it again.

Original loudspeakers were riveted in my car. After drilling out, there was no way to install these adapters. Mounting hardware is not included. Also, the holes are so close to the edge of the adapter that it is difficult to find a suitable screw or bolt. I did that, but it made the speaker upgrade I was trying to do more difficult.

They fitted my Kia Optima LX in 2011 - barely. I didn't have to drill anything or anything, but a few screws had to be screwed in at a slightly less than right angle. While there's no problem in the end, it's not perfect and may not match other 'supported' models at all, so be prepared to take that risk. However, I definitely recommend trying them out first before modifying your door.