Auto Stereo of Riverside

josue gonzalez

I came in not that long ago to get my amp and speaker installed (lil 10 inch)I told them I had everything including the wiring I just needed the installation. They quoted me $436. For installation? They gotta be smoking on something, I ended up going to pacific stereo on Tyler they did it for $180. Can you believe it, $436 compared to $180. I wouldn’t even trust these clowns to connect my dead battery back into my car! For anyone thinking of coming here just know your gonna get skimped, take your business to pacific down the street

Miss Clo

Love ❤️ My Sound great hospitality great job on tent Windows coming back soon,

logan Dietrich

Got 4 door speakers and a 4 channel amplifier (255 W RMS x 4 ch) done here rather than installing myself because I had recently injured my back. It is my interpretation that what was requested to the older salesperson in front never made it to the installer in the back (younger guy was cool but he wasn't the person I was communicating to about the install, just talked to him during my wait for the install). After confirming with the salesperson in the front that I would need new speaker wire due to the amplifier putting out more power than the stock speaker wire was rated for, the installer still used the stock wiring that began to cause problems within a week. The wire began to melt its insulation at my driver rear speaker and began shorting to the metal of the car, causing the speaker to blow and my amplifier to go into protection because it was grounding out from this contact. The RCA for the amplifier was ran with the power wire, something any installer should know when using high power amplifiers especially in a vehicle that has a high output alternator (I told them the car had this and they would see it when connecting to my battery). Due to the higher amount of power in the power wire and close proximity of the RCA, the speakers would whine at higher RPM when the alternator was giving higher amounts of power due to the interference. Despite being told that I would be receiving my stock speakers back from the salesperson in front, the installer gutted my stock speakers to use them as brackets for my aftermarket speakers. Because of this when I sold this car, I had to buy new speakers to take my speakers out. Not only that, but since it was not properly mounted in a new bracket there were air gaps reducing volume and creating more rattles as the high power mid would shake in the improper mounting. After recovering enough to be able to fix this, the only salvageable part of their installation was the running of the power wire and I had to redo every other part of the installation. Due to my impatience to wait to do it myself, I paid for installation and a new speaker, yet I ended up having to do the install myself anyways. Take your car and your money to somewhere that takes pride in doing their work properly rather than cutting corners. They are cheap and you get what you pay for.

Chris L

I had new aftermarket headlights installed on my Toyota FJ Cruiser by Auto Stereo Riverside. They looked great, however, the signal lights would randomly shut off after a few seconds. After taking the truck back to them to check out the work, Jimmy mentioned to me that lights where bad and told me that at no extra charge he would install replacements. After I received the replacements, Auto Stereo Riverside re-installed them at no extra charge just as Jimmy stated. He is a class act, so give them a visit for your vehicle electronic needs.