2018 Toyota Tundra Upgraded Audio: Kicker L7 Subwoofers Unleash Powerful Bass!

[@tommyweese5697]

Looks like my 2013. Was trying to see how well l7t’s fit and looks like they work fine behind the seat

[@stereoinstalls2045]

Glad it worked out for you! Thanks for watching!

[@astro54541]

I’d have to agree, my 2017 CM has the Non-Fold rear seats. Also the Dash was a dead giveaway.

[@rossryder944]

I tuned in to see how subs were fitted in 2018 Tundra. But this Tundra is pre-2014, a different fit. I had an '08 that the rear seats were moveable, but my 2021 doesn't have this luxury. Maybe change the title here.

[@larrybirdthebestever]

I have a 18 tundra and my audio sucks so bad all the way turned up is about half volume is this common would a new head unit fix that or should I replace the speakers too

[@stereoinstalls2045]

yes give me a call [phone]

[@Swindy1794]

That’s not a 2018 Tundra,,,,

[@stereoinstalls2045]

are you sure about that?

[@Swindy1794]

@@stereoinstalls2045I’m positive… the back seats don’t fold down on a 2018 and the dash gauges are different

[@stereoinstalls2045]

@@Swindy1794 you must work for Toyota haha

[@JoseCruz-er6fo]

That’s 100% not a 2018. Unless he changed the fenders, bedside, taillights, headlights, and full interior out for a 2007-2013 model.

[@Swindy1794]

@@stereoinstalls2045 …no, i don’t work for Toyota. I own a 2019 Tundra 1794. Great truck! But the back seats don’t fold down.. they fold up, but not down. This truck is pre-2014..