Service, electronic, and car shops will have a somewhat hefty price for installing radios. While they’re not necessarily hugely expensive, you may see prices ranging from $50 to $200 depending on the complexity of the piece. The most complex radio systems may be over $500 to install.

Aftermarket car audio systems can provide better sound quality. That’s where aftermarket audio systems come in. High-quality power and better circuit designs allow an aftermarket car stereo to not only be louder than the average factory system, but to also provide a clearer, toned, and detailed audio.

So most of the work that is performed by Best Buy on a regular basis can be completed in the time frames within their day. A deck/radio install would usually take between 30 minutes to an hour for the most common estimate.

Difficult trim and dash components: Very few car radios pop out of the dash without at least a little finagling. Some are more difficult than others, and you may end up breaking delicate trim components if you aren’t very careful. This is especially true if your radio has already been replaced in the past.

The easiest way to get better sound from a car stereo is to replace the speakers, and if possible, connect them to an amplifier. Car manufacturers don’t invest much into the stock audio system. Aftermarket speakers are designed with much higher quality materials and with a focus on sound quality.

How to Connect Home Speakers to a Car Stereo

1. Open the trunk and disconnect one pair of speaker wires from the existing automotive speakers. Note which wire is positive and negative when removing these wires.
2. Look at the home speaker. Notice the type of connection that it has.
3. Plug an RCA plug into the home speaker.

Yes, but mostly with poor results. The only sort of home speakers relatively fit for car-audio would be high-sensitivity theater speakers which are typically large box speakers with horns, like Klipsch brand speakers. Car speakers should ideally be 4 ohm (or less) speakers, while home speakers are typically 8 ohms.

A typically stereo can connect up to two or four speakers but if you are using a high power stereo then the number can increase. Latest car Stereo can even have the capacity for adding 6 or even 8 car speakers.

Rewiring your car’s speakers can be necessary for a variety of reasons. In cars that are more than 10 years old, the insulation on the wiring can wear down, exposing the wires. This deterioration can often cause short circuits, possibly resulting in permanent damage to the stereo unit.