- Speaker Grille Replacement Set, Left and Right Side - Compatible with 2002-2006 Toyota Camry - Rear Speaker Grille Cover, Gray - OEM 04007-521AA-B0

Easy install. Fits well and looks good. Hardest part is removing the pieces of the old covers from the holes. I used a punch and rubber mallet to remove the pieces

We just installed these today and the gray color is a perfect match. It took about a hour or so to do after watching some of the YouTube videos on removing the old covers. I will note the cover retention design is different than what is shown in the ad. The covers didn't have studs on them and didn't come with metal retaining clips. Instead they came with separate plastic clips like normal door panel clips that hold the cover in place after pushing the cover on from the topside. See photo. Anyway, the fit was great and the new design is probably easier to install if you don't oversize the holes when removing the old covers.

This product is just what I’ve been looking for. I needed to replace speaker covers on my 2005 Toyota Camry. So easy to do. Just follow the directions took-me about 10 minutes. Definitely recommend!

I had a horrible time trying to remove the old speaker grilles/covers on my son's 2008 Toyota Camry, but I didn't take off any stars since this isn't the fault of the seller. First, prying each grille off its four thick, plastic rivets took a lot of pressure. Second, trying to fully remove the rivets was not possible since the amount of space below the rear window and the speaker deck gives you very little room to work with. The grille instructions suggest trying needle nose pliers (I did), a razor blade, and/or a drill. Using regular pliers I removed most of the rivets above the level of the speaker deck. At one point, I stuck my head in the trunk to see if I could release the old plastic rivets from under the speaker deck, but they don't penetrate into the truck unfortunately. Since I couldn't remove the old rivets fully, and there was no way my power drill was going to fit vertically so that I could drill out the holes, I didn't use the supplied plastic rivets to attach each grille. Instead, I bought a few Velcro strips and used them to attach the grilles, which is actually better should I ever want to remove the grilles again. The grilles fit perfectly, and look great, a big improvement!

Perfect fit 👌 lucks good e z to install

I tried a set of OEM ones before this, these are much easier. I used a flat blade paint scraper to pry off the old ones. Where the plastic studs (rivets?) were left sticking up, I just put the blade against them and tapped with a small hammer, they snapped off. The part that was left falls inside but does not rattle or make a noise. Some I had to use a center punch tool and the small hammer sidewise (not muich rooom overhead) to tap the remainder down in. Oh, a vacuum or shop vac while removing the old grills. There is a cloth mesh that was still in good shape under the old plastic grills and that keeps the debris out of the speaker cone. Now these replacements just snap into the holes and look like new. They have a snap in type retention mechanism on the pins, and the pins have some adjustment room if the holes are slightly off. All worked quite well. The OEM ones I bought first, the pins on the new ones did not line up with the holes, and there was no mechanism to hold them in the holes once in, without removing the whole back speaker deck to put snap rings or something on. Forget that. Get these, vacuum cleaner, blade, small hammer, maybe a punch or a big nail to drive the old pins in.

Exact fit for the 2 speaker grills that have been destroyed by the sun. Excellent product, would buy again. Took about an hour to replace. Well worth it! Joe

I am not at all handy, but I have to say, this is totally doable. Much better than the other product where you have to take the seat assembly apart. That is totally not necessary. The pictures in the instructions are a bit vague, but there are videos online. First, remove the old speakers by inserting a screwdriver underneath and pulling up. WARNING: This is going to make a mess as the old speaker material will crumble (the reason you are replacing them). Have a vacuum and waste basket handy! Once you remove the old covers, cut the old holding clips with pliers. Then hardest thing is to punch those cut clips though to make a hole. I was going to give 4 stars for this reason, but realizing how much easier it is than taking the seat apart (which is ridiculous), I gave the 5 stars. I happened to have a metal punch tool that was the right size and used a small hammer to punch the old clips all the way through and make a clean hole. Once that is done the rest is easy. Place the new clips into the slots in the new covers, making sure you use the correct cover for each side, line them up with the holes and push down. They will click into place and you are done. Good luck and enjoy the new look!

Fits perfectly with my 2004 Camry. As stated by others, vacuum after removing the original covers and before installing the new ones. Instructions easy to follow. A+

These are a good match to the original grilles. I only needed to replace one grille (so far) and it is hard to tell the difference from the original one. The price is reasonable and it is relatively easy to install.

Very good product and a nice color match to the car interior. Toyota dealers gave me quotations between $800-$1500 CAD to replace the entire rear shelf assembly, they did not sell just the speaker covers. I found and bought this product and installed in no time. The old broken covers I ripped off by hands without disassembling half of my car. Then installed these covers. Very happy.

Fit in as per instructions. The install was quick and easy. So recommend this product.

Easy to install simply