Best Car Audio & Video Wiring Harnesses of 2025

"I would purchase again, but beware that all the wiring won't just line up magically. For my 2007 Pontiac Torrent, I had to refer to the wire diagram."

"I found this harness to be perfect for someone like me who isn’t tech-savvy. It’s color-coded and straightforward to install."

"For my 2008 Yukon, the plug fit, but the wiring colors didn’t match. I had no sound because it didn’t power the BOSE factory amp. I recommend getting a plug and play kit instead."

"Installation was a breeze; I had no issues fitting it into my 2014 F150."

"These adapters worked perfectly when I swapped out my factory speakers in my 2013 F-150."

"I found that the negative side was a bit small for my Rockford Fosgate P1683, but I managed to spread it enough to fit."

"Where do I begin? The wiring was completely incorrect, and it ended up blowing the fuses for my radio and speakers when I attempted to connect everything. I realized that the color coding was all wrong. I’m not an electrician, so I’m out $15 for this kit plus the cost of the blown fuses and a new speaker. I’ll share pictures of the damaged speaker, the blown fuses, and the wiring behind my new deck."

"I was advised by tech support that this was the right harness for installing a new head unit in my 2011 Silverado. After wiring everything up, I found that only the radio worked. When I contacted tech support again, I learned I would lose the door chimes, key-in-ignition chimes, and steering wheel controls. A second tech guided me to the correct harness that would retain all factory features. I was not pleased to have to take everything apart and revert to my old stereo while waiting for the new harness to arrive."

"The installation was straightforward with the pre-stripped ends making connections easy, and the color-coded wires helped me find the right ones quickly. Overall, it was a plug-and-play experience after I got everything wired correctly."

"I found the installation to be straightforward and well-documented. It works perfectly with my Sony media center in my Hummer H3."

"This product replaces my factory chime and works with Bose. Although it chimes more frequently than the factory, I can manage its quirks for the sake of my aftermarket radio."

"I initially used a cheaper non-Bose interface and encountered a ground loop whine. Switching to this harness resolved the noise issue completely."

"I was thrilled that it worked great for my 2010 Ford F-150 truck. The hookup for my aftermarket stereo was exactly as described."

"The product was perfectly designed for what I needed to complete my job, and I appreciated how easily it wired up."

"I was unhappy with the lack of instructions for the wiring connection of the hands-free module. I had to rely on online videos, which provided limited help. Overall, I feel it's a waste of money for my 2008 F350."

"I found this kit to be incredibly easy to install on my 2010 Impala. The fit was perfect, and the sound quality is excellent. Compared to other kits from manufacturers, this one offers great value. I would buy it again, but I doubt I'll need to!"

"Unfortunately, I received a kit that was missing the only cable required for my 2009 Saturn Sky with the Mansoon Premium sound system. It turned out to be a waste of time and money. My local sound shop charged me $200 for labor, only to discover it didn't work. I suggest doing your research and looking elsewhere!"

"After figuring out the instructions, I had no trouble at all. Everything connected as if it were factory-installed. The factory chimes function perfectly, and I’m pleased to report that the steering wheel controls work well too. Overall, for the price, it’s a solid choice!"

“I found this product to be plug and play, making my installation process for the Kenwood stereo in my 2008 Jeep a breeze.”

“This kit worked well with my basic radio wiring. Just a heads-up: it doesn’t support steering wheel controls, so I had to use soldering and heat shrink tubing.”

“I was able to install my radio without cutting any wires, and it turned out neat. Although it took a bit of time to arrive, it was much cheaper than what local stores were charging.”

"I've been using the Metra 70-1761 Radio Wiring Harness for multiple installations, and it has consistently impressed me. The quality is top-notch, and the connections are always secure, making the installation process smooth and hassle-free."

"Adding a new radio to my older car can be a lot of work, but this wiring adapter made it much easier for me. It was a perfect fit for the old connectors, and the wiring works flawlessly. I highly recommend finding your exact vehicle match and using this adapter."

"This product worked perfectly for my 2006 Toyota Matrix Base model. Connecting the wires that matched and plugging it in was simple and effective!"

"I use this tape for rewiring vintage cars, and it adheres well and gives a super professional look. It's far superior to vinyl electrical tape, and I won't use anything else. Easy to tear and reliable."

"I found this tape to be effective when installing my new car stereo. It sticks well, though it does require some effort to remove and reinstall. Overall, I would recommend this tape for car wiring purposes."

"When I bought this tape to reinforce some damaged earbud cables, it took a few attempts to get it just right. It sticks to itself best, and while it mostly works, I added some fabric glue for extra security. Overall, it's a good value for the price."

“I used this harness to install aftermarket JBL tweeters on my RAV4 dash speakers. It was a plug and play installation.”

“I’m really happy with my purchase. It fit perfectly in my 2008 Scion XD.”

“This was essential for my front speakers in my 2019 RAV4; I have no complaints at all.”