Double DIN radio panel compatible with Toyota Yaris XP9 2007 to 2011 black

Double DIN radio panel compatible with Toyota Yaris XP9 2007 to 2011 black

SKU: TO24370V2

GTIN: 4251013624080

WEEE: DE20797353

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Delivery time: 1 - 3 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)

49,99 €

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tomzz Audio

Radio cover / radio frame / installation frame suitable for 2-DIN radios of popular brands

compatible with Toyota Yaris XP9 (2007 to 2011)
Color: black

Cut-out / installation size: max. 178x102mm, for installation with enclosed frame 173x98mm

(not suitable for the installation of 1 DIN standard radios). The original clips are still used to attach the side panels.

This radio cover allows you to replace the original radio with car radios, multimedia receivers or navigation devices from major brand manufacturers. Compatible with Alpine, Blaupunkt, Becker, Clarion, JVC, Kenwood, Sony, Pioneer and Zenec devices. Android / China devices with displays larger than 172x97mm do not fit into this bezel

Radio cover / radio frame / installation frame suitable for 2-DIN radios of popular brands

compatible with Toyota Yaris XP9 2007-2011
Color: black

Cut-out / installation size: max. 178x102mm, for installation with enclosed frame 173x98mm

(not suitable for the installation of 1 DIN standard radios). The original clips are still used to attach the side panels

Factory radios often have a shape that is optimally adapted to the cockpit. Therefore, it is usually impossible to mount a car radio or a double-DIN navigation system in the vehicle. tomzz Audio radio bezels allow the original radio to be replaced with car radios, multimedia receivers or navigation devices from current A-brands. Compatible with Alpine, Blaupunkt, Becker, Clarion, JVC, Kenwood, Sony, Pioneer and Zenec. Android / Chinese devices with displays larger than 172x97mm do not fit into this cover. Additional parts such as radio adapter cables, antenna adapters or Can Bus interfaces are usually required. If the built-in steering wheel controls are to continue to be used, a steering wheel interface is recommended