Car Speaker Installation Parts

Car speaker wire

If you're adding speakers to a location that doesn't already have speakers, you'll need to run wire. Same thing if you're adding an external amplifier to power existing speakers. We carry a variety of sizes (thickness) and some all-in-one options to make it easier to install an amplifier.

Speaker wire connectors

Speaker wire isn't any help if you don't have a secure method to connect it to your speakers or amplifier.

Speaker mounting brackets

Vehicle manufacturers don't always use a standard-sized opening or screw-hole pattern when installing the factory speakers. Vehicle-specific mounting brackets make it possible to fit aftermarket speakers into those factory locations. And if you buy your new speakers from Crutchfield, we'll include the needed brackets at a very steep discount.

Speaker wiring harnesses

When you install new speakers, you'll need a set of these wiring harnesses to plug the new speaker into your car's factory wiring. This way you get a solid, secure connection without having to cut the vehicle's wires. And like the mounting brackets, if you buy your new speakers from Crutchfield, we'll include these harnesses at a very steep discount.

Kick panel enclosures

Replace your kick panels with these custom-fit speaker enclosures and you can position your new component speakers for much better sound. Or, use them to add a second set of speakers to the front of your car.

Jeep speaker pods

These custom enclosures let you install new speakers in optimal locations in your Jeep. They also help keep the speakers safe from the elements when you leave the top at home.

Enclosures & pods

This is where we store a variety of items that help you install new speakers in some cars. Most importantly, here is where you'll find boxes for installing 6"x9" speakers wherever you want them!

Speaker grilles

If you're installing speakers in places where you don't have factory grilles, then protect them with a set of these grilles.

Sound deadening

A car is a noisy place filled with rattles and road noise. Adding sound deadening materials to your car's body panels will quiet some of that rattling and noise, making it easier to hear your music. Adding some of this material to your car door when you install new speakers will make a big difference in how good your music sounds in the car.

Foam speaker baffles

Protect your speakers from dust and moisture by installing a set of these baffles behind them when you install the speakers. The foam also acts as a gasket between the speaker from and body panel, which helps to prevent noise and vibration.

Tools

In this category, you'll find tools that'll come in handy for installing speakers and lots of other things around the car and home.

Bass blockers

Bass blockers make your smaller speakers sound better by filtering out the low bass that they can't handle.