Metra - Speaker Bracket for Select 2002-2018 Toyota (Pair) - Black

I used properly sized sheet metal screws after drilling the rivets out to attach the bracket to my door. It fits snug, no rattling and good torque on the screw. I used the screws included with my speak to attach the speaker to the bracket. However I noticed it can be easy to strip the plastic with the screws if using too much force but all mine fit snugly, again, no noticeable vibrations at any of the mounting surfaces. The speakers I installed were a pair of Rockford Fostgate P1692 6x9. Everything fits great.

If you want to do it yourself for speaker changes in your car, this is the piece you need and was exactly what we needed. Description was perfect and arrived for pickup earlier than anticipated

The positive is that you get the meat and potatoes to mount your speakers. Negatives are that you'll be making a trip to ACE hardware. I had to get the smallest screws and 4 washers each to mount the speakers into the brackets. Next is that the the holes to mount the brackets into the rear package tray don't line up. You'll need to mark where they should be and drill the holes into the brackets to line up correctly. Once mounted, they're great.

Worked well. Would have liked them to not have a gap between them amd the car in places. Made installing my speakets a breeze .

[Employee of bestbuy] Fitment was ok. I used them on a 2011 camry rear speaker area for aftermarket speakers. Those mounting holes lined up decently, but the issue I had was that one of the mounting holes to the car body are so close to where you mount the 6x9 to the adapter that you can not get the original bolt from the car to work without hitting the speaker. I ended up just using 3 bolts to the rear deck and the 4th spot i put some cardboard "shims" to keep it snug and not rattle. Other than that they are decent. Btw if you use these, do not tighten the factory bolts all the way because it will crush the adapter since the adapter backside is hollow