Every screen size, fitted right
Most dashes take one of two radio sizes. A single-DIN opening is about 2 inches tall. A double-DIN opening is about 4 inches tall and fits most 6- to 7-inch touchscreens. Want a bigger display than your dash allows? A floating-screen receiver mounts a 9- to 11-inch panel in front of the dash on a standard chassis, and many can be adjusted for height and angle.
We also install large vertical “Tesla-style” screens, including in vehicles like the Jeep Wrangler. These vehicle-specific units take over the center of the dash, so fit and finish matter. We take our time on trim, wiring and mounting so the finished dash looks like it left the factory that way.
Driving something older? Many cars and trucks from the 2000s and early 2010s have standard radio openings, so they’re easy candidates for a modern touchscreen with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and a backup camera input.
- Single-DIN and double-DIN receivers
- Floating 9- to 11-inch touchscreens
- Vertical “Tesla-style” displays
- Built-in GPS navigation receivers
- Digital media receivers with no CD slot
Keep the features you already paid for
Modern cars run a lot through the radio: steering-wheel controls, factory amplifiers, backup cameras and warning chimes. Pull the radio without the right interface and some of that stops working. We use vehicle-specific dash kits, harnesses and interfaces to keep those features connected, and we work with brands like Metra, iDatalink Maestro, PAC and Crux. An antenna adapter keeps AM and FM reception strong.
Pair an iDatalink Maestro module with a compatible Kenwood, Alpine or JVC receiver and, depending on the vehicle, the new screen can show gauges, tire pressures and climate settings. Your radio gets smarter without giving up the features you rely on.
Hands-free calling and navigation
Arizona’s hands-free law means your phone can’t be in your hand while you drive. Most receivers we install include Bluetooth calling and music streaming, and we mount the microphone near the headliner or steering column so callers can hear you over the AC on high. Many receivers can pair two phones at once, which is handy when you share the car.
Want maps that work without a cell signal on back roads and desert drives? Choose a receiver with built-in GPS navigation. Prefer Google Maps or Waze? Apple CarPlay and Android Auto put your phone’s apps on the big screen. We can also add a USB port right where you want it.
Built to last in the heat
After 30,000+ installations, we know how dashes come apart and how they should go back together. A car parked in the Phoenix sun gets far hotter than the air outside, and twisted, taped connections don’t hold up. We solder or crimp every connection and route wiring away from hot spots and sharp edges. Our shop on Camelback Road is a quick drive from Glendale, Maryvale and I-17.
Ready to upgrade? Get a free quote by phone or stop by the shop. Financing and lease-to-own options are available through Snap Finance, Acima, Progressive Leasing and American First Finance.
Brands we work with for car stereos
Brands with a red dot are on our Phoenix showroom shelves right now. Ask us about availability for anything else.
- Kenwood
- Alpine
- JVC
- Pioneer
- Sony
- iDatalink Maestro
- Metra
- PAC