📱 Scosche TA2116B Double DIN Dash Kit in Black for 2014-Up Toyota Tundra: Compatibility & Convenience Review

If you want a double din dashboard for the Tundra, save yourself a lot of trouble and buy this one. Double DIN radio studs, no cage or trim ring required. I bought another cheaper brand and couldn't fit the radio perfectly in the hole. This one snapped into place and fitted perfectly. Color and style match my tundra 100%.

For what it costs I expected it to be at least flawless. The glossy black part has ripples, I assume we were done during production so I don't know why they didn't notice at the time. The plastic is sharp on the edges, as if it's been cut rather than filed or cleaned, making it cheap.

This kit is much better than the one offered by Metra. The part is stronger and the holes that the HVAC control box snaps into are thicker and stronger. The kit also has the same features as my 2014 interior and looks much closer to stock than the Metra. It costs a little more than the Metra kit, but you really do get what you pay for. Looking back, I wish I had known that from the start.

Okay, it does the job, but I don't think the plastic attachment points match, causing the case to flex when inserted into the cavity. If it were metal it would hold the frame better. Maybe because I had more wires when using the Masestro/Toy02 harness? Who knows, but for over $40, the material is pretty flimsy. It also scratches easily. So 3 stars, halfway because it gets the job done, nothing more.

You see, if you need a double din dash for the Tundra, save yourself a lot of trouble and get this one. Double DIN radio studs, no cage or trim ring required. I bought another cheaper brand and couldn't fit the radio perfectly in the hole. This one snapped into place and fitted perfectly. Color and style match my tundra 100%.

For the price, I expected at least perfect quality. The glossy black part has ripples, I assume we were done during production so I don't know why they didn't notice at the time. The plastic is sharp on the edges, as if it's been cut rather than filed or cleaned, making it cheap.

Ok it does the job but I have a feeling the plastic mounting points don't match which causes the case to flex when inserted into the cavity. If it were metal it would hold the frame better. Maybe because I had more wires when using the Masestro/Toy02 harness? Who knows, but for over $40, the material is pretty flimsy. It also scratches easily. So 3 stars, halfway because it gets the job done, nothing more.