Kicker DSC350 3.5-Inch (89mm) Coaxial Speakers, 4-Ohm (Pair)

Firs great on a 2019 toyota highlander. The difference in clarity and sound is astonishing.

They are some loud little speakers. Made my build sound so much better

Always disliked imbalanced audio systems in cars so soon after I installed a 10" in my '18 Rav4, I decided to replace some of the stock speakers to try to keep up with the new volume. I've had kicker subs going way back and always appreciated the quality so I decided to give their speakers a try.These 3.5"s are perfect for my application. They fit in the stock spots on the dash in my 2018 Rav4. I did find out you need a wiring harness set of connects or you can cut the 4 wires, link both similar color wires together and run them to each terminal with spade connectors.They are LOUD. Very much capable of hitting the high frequencies that ensure the voices, high hats, chimes and other high frequency parts of songs not get lost in the bass. I would agree with the reviews that they can be ear piercing so if you like to listen to music loud, make sure you only purchase these if you have a equalizer auxiliary or built into your head unit so you can adjust the frequencies to avoid this issue. That being said, i couldn't recommend them enough. Superb clarity. I listen to them pretty loud on my daily commute and in the few months I've had them, I've had zero issues with clipping.

Replaced my factory OEM speaker on my 2020 Caravan GT with premium sound. MUCH better, I wanted more definition at the lower volumes and these fit the bill.. Simple mods to install, nothing technical. Give these a try.

So I installed these tweeters in my 2017 jeep wrangler unlimited, they fit perfectly in my jeep’s soundbar, they fit amazingly in the sound bar, although I cannot say the same for the front dashboard. The tweeters in the dashboard are different from the OEM speakers and appear to not fit properly, this leaves to a little gap in between the dashboard and the speaker cover. Although there is a slight aesthetic difference I still prefer these over the OEM speakers, as they perform extremely well and the sound quality is much clearer. If you are willing to ignore the slight distortion in the cover, I would greatly recommend!

Used them for a Ryobi radio swap. I like the build quality, they held up to me cutting them to mount. Pretty solid, I crammed them into a small space, they perform like they should. They aren't subs obviously, but run them on moderate power for a bit, then they open up. Clarity on a small amp is a bit of an issue.

Headrest Speakers Sound in Clear and decent bass

There is a notable difference between the stock Prius dash speakers and these. These are crisp and clear.If only they had made the mounting brackets 10mm longer in total span it would've been a PERFECT fit. As it stands, it does not reach the stock mounting holes which are about 116mm apart.Edit (10 months later):These are VERY bright speakers. These were the first purchase in my audio upgrade journey and looking back I would've made an alternate choice for speakers.These need some EQ'ing to be bearable at medium or higher volume because of how harsh they sound. With gains normalized for all speakers, all speakers are 4ohm and within 1db/w of each other these still need to have their gain reduced. It's just a very bright speaker.The kind of person who would buy this speaker in this price range (like me when I did) likely won't be buying a ton of nice audio gear to pair with it to be able to tune it properly. So I'm not sure why they are made so bright sounding by default.Just expect to have to apply -2 or -3dB gain reduction on these.