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Best Radio Replacement
If you want to maintain the performance of your vehicle’s factory audio system, you’ll want high-quality replacement components from ISS Automotive. ISS Automotive strives to offer compatible and reliable replacement parts for your audio system, including head units and touchscreens. If you don’t see exactly what you need, please contact us about our specialty repair services.
ISS Automotive is a leading brand for replacement radio parts. We’re an ISO certified company with over 40 years of experience in the aftermarket auto parts industry. Browse our catalog of radio replacements, remanufactured with the highest quality components. Get yours from us today!
Why Buy From Us?
ISS Automotive is one of the most reliable names in the automotive industry. Beginning in 1949, ISS Automotive has provided quality vehicle replacement parts and repairs for most vehicle makes/models, including replacement radios for popular GM trucks and popular SUVs like the Suburban. When you shop with us you get:
- Correct fitment. Your radio will be rebuilt to OEM standards and programmed to work with your exact model year.
- Easy installation. All you need are some basic hand tools to remove your old radio and install the new unit from ISS.
- Customized upgrades. ISS offers LED lighting upgrades along with other customization options that vary by make and model.
On top of all that, ISS offers a limited lifetime warranty for all our remanufactured products, including new and replacement/exchange units and repair units. Plus, we offer free and fast shipping in the continental USA.
Have questions about your order or need help finding the right part? Call us at 866.429.1180 for more information.
Radio Replacement FAQs
How Do You Remove A Car Radio?
Removing a radio depends on the design of the audio system in the car. Many modern vehicles include a separate touch screen. The radio electronics are often mounted inside the instrument panel. Most older (and some newer) vehicles still have a one-piece radio (head unit). Removal often requires you to insert a special tool into holes on either side of the head unit. Pushing in the tool releases the radio retainers.
If your factory head unit needs a repair or a direct replacement, please confirm what type of radio your vehicle has, or contact us for support. To remove a one-piece head unit, first remove the trim bezel around the radio to expose any fasteners or key holes. Remove any fasteners, or disengage the retainers using the manufacturer-specific tool.
How To Replace A Car Stereo Head Unit?
Removing a head unit depends on the design of the stereo in the car. Many modern vehicles have a touch screen that is separate from the rest of the electronics. The radio electronics are often mounted inside the instrument panel. Modern factory audio systems are usually well-integrated into a car’s electrical system. This integration may include the CAN (Controller Area Network), steering wheel controls, and climate controls.
Some newer vehicles may still have a traditional one-piece single-DIN or double-DIN head unit. Older factory radios were usually designed around the DIN standard. This standard was introduced by German automakers in the 1980’s and later adopted by most automakers. Single-DIN is 2 inches tall by 7 inches wide, and Double-DIN is 4 inches tall by 7 inches wide. This standard is no longer common on newer vehicles. Factory head units can often be a non-standard size. If your factory head unit needs a repair or a direct replacement, please confirm what type of system your vehicle has, or contact us for support.
How Much Does A Car Stereo Upgrade Cost?
A car stereo upgrade can range from hundreds to thousands of dollars. There are many factors to consider. Do you need Bluetooth? Do you use memory cards or USB memory sticks? Do you need Android Auto or Apple CarPlay compatibility? Adding an amp for more power, or upgrading your speakers, can also add to the cost of your stereo upgrade. Some factory component upgrades may also require a software update.
Can You Add A Touchscreen To A Car Stereo?
Touchscreens are an integrated part of the audio system. If your cue screen does not have a touchscreen, you will usually need to replace it with a unit that already includes one. Under some circumstances, it may be possible to upgrade a factory radio from a base unit to a higher level unit that includes a touchscreen. For more information, please contact us.