Dash Kit for Toyota and Scion Vehicles Universal Brackets Double Din Installation Trim Bezel (1 X Pair)

I chose this dash kit over the equivalent Metra for two reasons:1: Lower price2: It ships and arrives faster when buying from Amazon.The Metra may have fit the same, but I’m very satisfied with this one. Also, as others have stated, with aftermarket double-din stereos, it’s recommended to use the original stereo brackets for the best fit.

Worked perfect for my 2011 Scion tc - the holes didn't line up with my "pumpkin" brand double din radio but I found that by wedging them between the sides of the cover piece, and the radio I don't even need screws- the pressure is plenty enough to hold them in place. Looks so much better now with the gaps filled. Awesome product and a great price.

Filled the gaps on the sides of a double-din radio in a 2005 Toyota Highlander. Fit and finish look good. I am happy with them.

I used this in my 200 in the 8 FJ Cruiser with a Pioneer AVH-1440NEX and it looks good. My only complaint is that the mounting "fins" are a bit too fat; the fins must go between the factory steel mounting bracket and the body of the stereo, when you do that it makes the mounting bracket sit a bit too wide overall, and when you tighten the bracket to the stereo, it squeezes the fins and bends the Trim Bezel away from the body of the stereo. The result is there is a small gap between the stereo and the bezel, and it's hard to get the whole unit to fit in the mounting. I used a belt sander to reduce the thickness of the mounting fins and that helped. All in all it looks pretty good.

Purchased as a Hail Mary to retain my old Rav4 faceplate and not have to buy the ugly black Metra one for my 2010 Rav4. (which previously had the Toyota navigation set up). I purchased a pioneer AVH-2550NEX and there was a gap on the side which this kit filled perfectly. Now I can use the original mount and faceplate with the pioneer head unit.

Had I known that this product was this bad I would have made my own filler. You need to cut the crap out of it and any standard screws you might have that’s made for the radio is too short. Still have gaps between the kit and the radio. Junk!

First of all, this is -not- a dash kit, since it does *nothing* to actually mount or support your aftermarket Double DIN car stereo. Instead, it is meant to fill up the voids on either side of your new stereo, hence it is strictly a trim kit.Depending on your stereo, you may need to do some extra work to make this kit work out. In my case, my aftermarket Double DIN stereo has a tapered chassis and protruding screws. Also, because the Toyota/Scion OEM stereo mounting brackets are made from stamped steel, they have stamped protrusions which interfered with my stereo. I had to drill out the stamped protrusions, make clearance cuts, drill new clearance holes, enlarge existing holes, and use shims in order to get the OEM brackets to align and lay flush. I also had to bend/warp these trim pieces so that they would lie snug against my stereo.In the end, it all worked out, but don't just get this "Dash Kit" and expect everything to simply bolt up. Chances are, you will have some additional work to do.

Installed an aftermarket unit on my Scion XD and there ended up being a small gap on the sides. Which happens to be a normal issue when installing aftermarket head unit on these cars. *I should have done the research. If you're installing an aftermarket unit on your scion, be sure to buy this to fill in those small gaps on both sides. Makes for a clean look and install.