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EDGEMAN
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I recommend going with Crutchfield.

Not only will you get a decent price on speakers, but they also give you all of the other stuff (at no charge) to make it an easy swap. They provided the speaker mounting brackets and the pigtail harnesses to connect it to your OEM wiring harness. They also shipped it overnight to VB. I ordered it in the morning, and UPS had it on my doorstep by noon the next day. (Shipping was also free.) They also provide detailed instructions on how to do the swap...every panel, every screw, etc. It makes upgrading as easy as possible. Since these were component speakers (tweeter and base), It took about two hours to do the job. The second door took half as long as the first. Also recommend getting a set of plastic levers to pop the door panels. You can get those from Amazon or Crutchfield.
Posted: 04/15/2026 at 06:24 PM ET
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New front door speakers for the old (2008) Tacoma
EDGEMAN 04/15/26 12:49 PM ET
I gotta do the same on the Tundra
HOKIE 04/15/26 05:44 PM ET
I recommend going with Crutchfield.
EDGEMAN 04/15/26 06:24 PM ET