Focal
Focal PS165FSE 6.5" 2-way Component Speaker System with Flax cone Technology
In stock (5 units)£299.00£539.99Unit price /UnavailableFocal
Focal ISU200 Universal 160W 8" Two-Way Component Speakers
£189.99£299.00Unit price /UnavailableFocal
Focal ES165K2E 6.5" 165mm 2-Way Component Speakers
In stock (4 units)£439.99£699.99Unit price /UnavailableFocal
Focal ES100KE ELITE K2 Power 4" Component Speakers 120W
£399.99£499.00Unit price /UnavailableKenwood
Kenwood KFC-PS6976 550W 6" x 9" 3 Way Full Range Coaxial Speakers with Grills
£49.83£54.99Unit price /UnavailableJVC
JVC CS-J520X 250W 13cm 2-Way Coaxial Speakers
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In Phase Fiat 500 2007-2014 Speaker Upgrade Kit
In stock (7 units)£59.99£99.99Unit price /UnavailableIn Phase
In Phase Ford Transit-Connect 2014 - 2021 Coaxial Front Door Speaker Upgrade with Fitting Kit
£59.99£99.99Unit price /UnavailableIn Phase
In Phase Nissan X-Trail 2017 - 2021 Coaxial Speaker Upgrade with Fitting Kit
In stock (1 unit)£59.99£99.99Unit price /UnavailableFocal
Focal Auditor ASE130 - 5.25" 130mm 2-Way Car Component Door Speakers 200W
£99.99£129.99Unit price /UnavailableFocal
Focal PC165FE 140 Watts 16.5cm 2-Way Coaxial Speakers with Flax Cone Technology
In stock (4 units)£249.99£299.99Unit price /UnavailableJVC
JVC CS-DR420 220W 10cm 2-Way Coaxial Speakers
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Shop Car Speakers by Type
Choosing the right type of car speakers depends on the setup. The types below explain the differences to help find the right fit.
Car Tweeters
Car tweeters handle the high-frequency sounds in music, making vocals and details clearer and sharper. Car Tweeters can be added to an existing speaker system, or fitted as part of a full component speaker upgrade.
Component Speakers for Cars
Component Car Speakers split the woofer, tweeter, and crossover into separate parts. This design improves sound staging, detail, and stereo imaging. Ideal for drivers wanting higher‑quality sound, they are often paired with an amplifier for added clarity and volume.
Coaxial Car Speakers
Coaxial car speakers combine the woofer and tweeter in one unit, making them a simple swap for factory speakers. Ideal for drivers seeking better sound without replacing the entire audio setup.
Why Choose New Aftermarket Car Speakers?
Upgrading from factory speakers to new car speakers brings a number of practical benefits to everyday driving.
Clearer Car Audio System Sound Quality
Upgrading from factory speakers improves vocal clarity, instrument detail, and overall audio quality. Quality aftermarket speakers reduce distortion and maintain clear sound, even at higher volumes, creating a more enjoyable listening experience for drivers.
Stronger Bass Performance
Larger, higher-quality car speakers give fuller sound and better midbass than standard factory speakers. Many drivers notice a real improvement in bass that can enhance the in-car experience when they listen, without needing a separate subwoofer.
Easy Upgrade for Most Vehicles
Most coaxial car speakers are designed as direct replacements for factory speakers, making fitting straightforward. Adapters and wiring harnesses are available for vehicles with a non-standard fitting.
Built for Long-Term Performance
Aftermarket car speakers use higher-quality cone materials and surrounds, built to handle heat, vibration, and daily driving conditions. Performance improves further when paired with an aftermarket amplifier for future upgrades.
FAQ about Car Speakers
Which brand is best for car speakers?
Which brand is best for car speakers?
Well‑known brands like Pioneer, Focal, Kenwood, Alpine, and Sony are trusted for car speakers. Options such as JBL Stage2 634 and Sony XSFB1020 highlight quality. The best choice depends on budget, sound preference, and vehicle fit.
How much does it cost to replace car speakers?
How much does it cost to replace car speakers?
Car speakers usually cost £20–£150 per pair, depending on brand, size, and type. Examples include Kenwood KFC‑1696PS with 320W, and Pioneer TS‑R1750S at 250W. Component systems cost more than coaxial speakers.
How many watts is a good car speaker?
How many watts is a good car speaker?
A good car speaker usually has an RMS power rating of around 20 to 60 watts, since this reflects real, continuous performance better than the higher peak power figure often printed on the box.
Can I fit car speakers myself?
Can I fit car speakers myself?
Many drivers can fit coaxial car speakers themselves by measuring existing units and matching factory fittings. Component systems or non‑standard sizes often need professional installation for proper wiring, alignment, and sound quality, offering extra peace of mind.

