Car Speakers

Replacement car speakers, from drop-in coaxials to component sets, midrange drivers and vehicle-specific kits, for drivers who want clearer sound than the factory system can deliver.

Upgrading your car speakers is one of the most effective ways to improve your sound. Car manufacturers rarely invest much in stock audio systems, so replacement speakers usually give a dramatically clearer, crisper sound. Everything here is UK-spec stock, dispatched from our Nottingham warehouse.

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What's in the car speaker range

  • Coaxial speakers: Pioneer TS-G and TS-A, Kicker CS and DS, JL Audio C1, Hertz Uno and Dieci, and Audison Prima APX in sizes from 4" to 6x9".
  • Component speakers: sets such as the Hertz UNO K 165 and Dieci DSK, Focal Access 165 AS, Audison Prima APK, JL Audio C1-650 and Vibe Slick 6C.
  • Midrange and midbass drivers: Audison Prima AP and Voce, and Hertz Mille Pro MP drivers for active and multi-way systems.
  • Vehicle-specific kits: Alpine, Gladen and Vibe Optisound upgrades for the VW Transporter T5, T6 and T6.1, Focal Inside for BMW, Mini, Volkswagen and Ford, and Match UP for BMW.
  • Surface-mount and retro speakers: Pioneer TS-44 and TS-X150 pods for vans, caravans and motorhomes, plus RetroSound and Blaupunkt speakers for classic cars.

Choosing car speakers

Check the size and mounting depth your car needs, decide whether you'll run the speakers from your head unit or an amplifier, and think about how loud you want to go. Coaxial speakers are a simple drop-in replacement, while component speakers separate the tweeter and woofer for better sound staging. For a factory-look fit, browse vehicle-specific audio.

For deeper bass, add one of our car subwoofers, or let us do the work with our car audio upgrades service in Beeston, Nottingham.

Car Speakers FAQs

Q: What size speakers fit my car?

A: Speaker diameters are standard — commonly 4", 5.25", 6.5" and 6x9" — but mounting depth and fitting rings vary by vehicle. Check the size in each product's Specification tab, or contact us with your registration and we'll confirm fitment and any adapters needed.

Q: Should I choose component or coaxial speakers?

A: Coaxials are the simple, cost-effective upgrade — everything in one unit, drop-in fitting. Component sets separate the tweeter and add a crossover for noticeably better imaging and detail, at the cost of more installation. If in doubt, coaxials for convenience, components for the best sound.

Q: Do I need an amplifier for new speakers?

A: Not necessarily — most aftermarket speakers run happily from a standard head unit. Component sets in particular reward clean amplifier power, and the RMS figure in each Specification tab tells you what they can use.

Q: Why buy car speakers from CEN?

A: We're an authorised UK reseller of every speaker brand we stock — including Focal, Hertz, Morel, Audison and JL Audio — with genuine UK stock, full warranty support, and professional installation including sound deadening from our Nottingham premises.