Metra 95-8202 Fits Select 2000-2017 Toyota/Scion/Subaru Double-DIN Kit

Fits great. Just make sure it’s against the radio when you put the screws in.

Works good on 2005 Highlander.

This is not plug and play. Be prepared to carefully sand the flat edges down against a sanding block to get the correct fit/width. I also needed to remove one of the raised plastic screw bases with a Dremel. But the result looks nice and clean.

Gets the job done, but overpriced IMO. Easy to install. Fits in the slot.

I used these to install a Pioneer FH-X720BTin a 2005 Sequoia Limited with JBL system. The trimming of the plastic was easy enough to do for this vehicle as it only required a straight line cut. I scored the plastic with a sharp knife and then bent it and it broke cleanly. This product fills the gaps adequately on the sides of the new double DIN aftermarket head unit. The following may help any of you installing a similar head unit on a Sequoia like my '05 (and maybe other models?): At first there was a gap on either side of the unit, but it was because the whole head unit was too far back in the dash, not because these Metra trim pieces are not wide enough. This is not a flaw of the product, but rather I think is a limitation of the factory head unit mounting brackets and the available mounting locations on the Pioneer unit. I installed the brackets as far back on the new Pioneer head unit as possible but there was still a gap. The head unit needed to stick out out of the dash just a little farther. I found a simple solution. I got some 1/2" nylon spacers from Lowe's and some longer mounting bolts (you need 4 of each). The spacers were 1/2" x 0.257" x 1/2" and came in a package of 2, Hillman brand I believe. The longer bolts were M6x30mm and came in a package of 4. You need 4 bolts and 4 spacers. These were found in the specialty drawers on the fasteners aisle at Lowe's. I placed the nylon spacers behind the factory head unit mounting brackets and then fastened the brackets to the vehicle with the longer mounting bolts and the result was that my head unit now sticks out about 1/2" farther away from the dash and into the cabin which solved my gap problem.Now the Metra trim pieces sit more flush with the rest of the dash surrounding the head unit and look more factory. Note: be careful when you're trying to thread the bolts through the nylon spacers behind the factory mounting brackets because if you drop one down into the dash, good luck finding it. Ask me how I know, haha.

This works great for a dual din radio. Doesn't fits perfectly and needs to be modified for a slim dual din. It does makes the radio looks like factory. Very cheap in price, but is missing something else. For my 06 Toyota Tundra, this part only makes the radio look flush to the trim. There's nothing to hold the radio itself in place. Had to use the old adapters off the factory radio and incorporated these things so the radio fits.

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It is a good kit and does well match the existing trim to fill the gaps. However, the instructions were odd to handle for me. I recommend using them but being very meticulous. On this 06 Tundra SR5, the instructions said to cut the mounts at the back of the front screw holes. I used a metal grinder, but I would recommend something like a cutter tool or dremel for a thinner disc. Either way, I got it cut and ground nicely. You won'y see it once installed but you will easily cut into the screw holes. Something you wom't want to do. Im the end, on an 06 Tundra SR5, you will cut directly behind the front two scre holes careful not to cut into the bevel screw hole. You will also HAVE TO USE FACTORY BRACKETS. I also used factory bracket screws. My factory brackets mounted to a DD touch screen JVC with only 3 mount holes. It holds well though.