Can I replace just one car speaker?
Depending on the difficulty of removal/installation, you may choose to replace only the one that is blown, but be mindful that the other may be on its way out as well, so it would probably be best to replace the pair.
How much is it to replace a car speaker?
You can replace your car’s speakers for $70 or $100, or you can purchase a full component speaker system, complete with crossovers, tweeters and subwoofers, for $800.
Should front and rear speakers be the same?
The front speakers should match each other, and the rear speakers should be a set, but the front and rear do not have to match. However, the rear speakers should still have a relatively similar speaker output and dynamic range as the front speakers to ensure a cohesive surround sound system.
What to look for when replacing car speakers?
When replacing front and rear speakers, a good goal is to have a voice-matched system. That means having the same brand and series of speakers in the front and rear. If you’re on a budget, that doesn’t have to happen all at once.
What do rear speakers do in a car?
Rear speakers provide sound to backseat passengers and “rear fill” for the front row. Rear speakers generally don’t make a significant contribution to the sound experience in the front seats.
Do you need rear speakers in a surround sound system?
Leaving out rear speakers means the only real difference you’ll see compared to stereo sound is improved bass. While this isn’t a bad thing, you might as well make the jump to full surround. However, there are several factors that’ll impact whether including rear speakers is feasible in your setup.
Can you add speakers to a car door?
You can always add spacers or mounting brackets to hold just about any speaker in any car door. But if you don’t want to, measure the mounting depth of your current speakers and make sure the new ones are either the same depth or less.