Yes. Aftermarket subwoofers produce better quality bass than a factory subwoofer or full-range speaker system. You’ll especially get great sound when you combine a new subwoofer with quality speakers.

A subwoofer will not cause any structural or mechanical damage to your car as long as they are installed safely and properly.

While this depends in part on the size of the car, a great subwoofer is typically at least 300 watts. You should pair your subwoofer with a speaker that is similar in output.

Most car subwoofers use about 100 watts of power. The amount of available power can be increased by usingan amplifier. However, if you want to stick with something smaller and compact due to space or budget limitations, it’s best to go with subwoofers that are around 50 watts.

The best size is something your car can provide adequate power to. This will ensure you are getting the most out of our subwoofer. Ten-inch subwoofers are a good place to start, but OnlineCarStereo.com has sizes ranging from 4 to 19 inches. Use theVehicle Fit Guideto get started.