Scosche ICGM8BN Double DIN Radio Installation Dash Kit Compatible with Select 2000-2012 General Motors Vehicles - Complete Basic Aftermarket Car Stereo Install Kit- See Fit Guide Image for Vehicles

If your going to buy this, do yourself a favor and have a box knife and a hack saw. The hack saw blade alone is all I used to cut the tabs off flush. I uses the knife to cut any extra plastic blocking the extender tabs. I would like to point out to those complaining about this product if you wanted something specific for your car then spend more money and get one. This product provides ALOT for a small price point. Yes, it not perfect but it can easily be solved in seconds with a box knife. Took me less than 30 minutes to put together, just follow the book. It didn't fit my radio exactly, the right side bumps out like a 16th of an inch. Everything connected to my new radio perfectly and to the factory harness.

This dash kit made installing my double din stereo way easier than expected. Everything lined up perfectly, and it gave my setup a clean, factory-looking finish once everything was in place. The material feels solid and durable—not cheap plastic—and it blends well with the rest of the dashboard. No weird gaps or loose fit, which is something I’ve dealt with using other kits before. It really locks the stereo in securely. Installation was straightforward, especially if you’ve done basic car audio work before. All the necessary pieces were included, and it didn’t require any complicated modifications. Overall, this is a great choice if you want your aftermarket radio to look like it came straight from the factory. Clean look, solid build, and easy install—definitely recommend! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The kit has everything, but it doesn't fit every vehicle they state. For example, it does not fit a 2006 Silverado 1500 because the side bracket holes are too far back to mount my new radio. Unfortunately for me, I already broke off the required tabs (mess) and hooked up the wiring harness, or I would be returning it. The instructions suck too and the red wire coming off the radio doesn't get hooked up to the red wire in the other harness. It instead goes to somewhere else for power.

Used this to install a Kissound wireless carplay unit in a 2004 Suburban with a Bose system. I will admit, this is not for the faint of heart but it does work well. The instructions or lack there of....are not the best but if you stare at the paper that came with it long enough, you'll figure it out!!! You will need a pair of side cutters and a dose of patience to make this work but in the end and after many choice words, It will be just fine. For my particular model, you will need to run a separate wire for the ignition on (red wire) and the illumination (orange). No fault of the kit. It's just the way the 04 Suburban is wired. Surprisingly, It works correctly with the factory amplified Bose system needing no additional connectors.

Second Gen Tahoe - Brackets worked well, a bit flimsy but theyll do the job. Lots of flashing on the plastics, get yourself a hobby knife and some glue, and youll be able to cobble together a pretty solid bracket with these. Harness was.. kinda right? I had to depin half the pins, there were some that needed to be moved and some that were extra. End of the day, this is definitely not a quick plug and play part, the bracket and the harness are intended to fit multiple parts and some assembly is required. I think they should include a de-pinning tool, OR ship the plastic harness connector and the pins / leads separately so that you can customize it as needed. I would go with 3 stars because ultimately - it did what I purchased it for, but it was a headache - but for how inexpensive these parts are, I think that bumps it up to 4 stars.

I ignored all the reviews about tabs not popping off and difficulty connecting things because I figured I'd be fine. I was right, in a sense, because I got it to work and technically it does fit my Pontiac Vibe, but the number of times I muttered to myself "what a piece of junk" during the installation process were many. The tabs were fine, the instructions were fine. It's not perfect but it works and when it's all covered up by the dash it's fine BUT, and it's a big BUT, the slots that help you fit the side pieces into the main frame don't fit. They are the wrong size and I had to sit there whittling away at both the slots and the bits that fit into the slots with a knife for quite some time until they did fit. What should have been a 10 minute install took quite a bit longer as I squeezed and forced the little plastic knobs into the slots. Eventually I got them together and then screwed them onto the aftermarket head unit. Compared to those slots the remainder of the install was a breeze. I guess ultimately I bought a cheap kit and I got what I paid for. Something that didn't quite fit right but mostly did what they said it would. I would not recommend this, buy one that has proper standards unless you don't mind fussing with it for 30 minutes hoping you don't cut yourself or break of something important.

The Scosche ICGM8BN dash kit provides everything needed for a clean, professional double DIN stereo setup.

Fit perfect looks great