Does an aftermarket stereo sound better?
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.
Are aftermarket speakers better?
Premium aftermarket speakers also tend to be engineered better and constructed from higher quality materials than factory speakers. Most factory speakers use surrounds that are made out of foam and paper, which deteriorate over time. When speaker surrounds wear out, the sound quality deteriorates.
Do adding rims increase car value?
The types of wheels and tires a car has will affect the resale value of a car. Not only will they make your car look newer and add to it’s appearance, but they will also add to the car’s value. The amount of scratches, dents, and dings on the wheels will also be used to value your vehicle.
Can you install an aftermarket audio system on your own?
Yes, it is quite possible to install an aftermarket car audio system on your own. It’s not that difficult to manage without professional help. That said, the installation process varies based on what type of stereo you will be using. If you are going to use a single DIN car stereo, it won’t take that long.
What to consider when buying an aftermarket car stereo?
If you’re looking to buy a new aftermarket car stereo, you’ll have a lot of things to consider such as price, size, features etc. If you’re unaware all of the different options available to you, researching details and information is a great idea.
Where is the best place to install a car stereo?
A shaft-style stereo must be installed from behind the dash. Getting it into position is the tricky part, since your vehicle’s wiring, heater controls, and ductwork may be in the way. One of our vendors, RetroSound, offers several vintage shaft-style radios with modern features on board and a versatile mounting system.
Can a factory stereo be removed from a car?
Remove the factory stereo. Once any necessary pieces of dashboard have been removed you can take out your stereo. Sometimes the stereo is bolted or screwed onto the dash and sometimes you will need to use special tools that are inserted into the face of the factory stereo to release it from the dashboard. This procedure will vary from car to car.