New Toyota Tacomas come with four speakers and two tweeters or an upgraded sound system that adds JBL speakers, a rear soundbar, and a rear subwoofer. Additional upgrades to your Tacoma’s sound system include adding aftermarket speakers, subwoofers, and an amplifier.
When upgrading your Toyota Tacoma sound system, look at options for speakers, subwoofers, and an amplifier.
Be sure to consider available space for equipment when configuring your Tacoma sound system upgrade.
A quality custom sound system will typically feature upgraded and aftermarket versions of these three components:
An amplifier
Speakers
Subwoofers.
Which elements you choose to tweak will likely depend on what’s already in your truck, and your budget.
The table below breaks down the Toyota Tacoma’s speaker configurations by model year:
Year and trim
Speakers
Tweeters
Rear soundbar
Subwoofers
1995-2000 standard cab
Two speakers
No
No
No
1995-2000 extended cab
Two speakers
Two tweeters
No
Noq
2001-2004 standard cab
Two speakers
Two tweeters
No
No
2001-2004 extended and double cab
Four speakers
Two tweeters
No
No
2005-2008 access cab
Four speakers
Two tweeters
No
Two door subs
2005-2015 standard cab
Two speakers
Two tweeters
No
No
2009-2015 access cab
Two speakers
Two tweeters
No
Two door subs
2016-present access cab
Four speakers
Two tweeters
No
Two door subs
2005-present double cab with JBL sound system
Four speakers
Two tweeters
Yes
Two door subs, plus rear sub
2005-present double cab without JBL sound system
Four speakers
Two tweeters
No
Two door subs
You can add speakers, tweeters, and subwoofers to your Tacoma’s current configuration, but installing upgraded equipment in the current speaker cavities is simpler and more affordable.
A good amplifier may be the only thing you need for your Toyota Tacoma sound system upgrade. This will unlock more power, driving your speakers without straining them.
Some subwoofers come with a built-in amplifier, which might add enough power for your taste. Considering the following options if you’re looking for a little more kick:
Start your speaker upgrade by confirming the size of your speaker cavities:
Most Tacoma door speaker cavities will fit 6”x9”, 6.5”, or 6.75” speakers.
The tweeter sizes tend to vary more by year and model.
You’ll also have to decide between coaxial speakers and component speakers. Component speakers tend to give better sound quality but are priced to match.
Here are a few speaker options for third-generation Tacomas (2016-present):
There isn’t much room for a subwoofer in the regular cab models of early Tacoma models from 1995 to 2004. The older extended and double cab models can fit a compact sub like the
, and it’s even easier to replace the JBL rear subwoofer in a double cab. Even second-generation regular cabs should be able to fit a subwoofer under the rear seats.
Check out these options to get you started on your subwoofer shopping:
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