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  • The GTA Car Kit for my Tacoma was a breeze to put in — after — I watched the detailed YouTube guide. Of course the trick is to have the right tools. W/ the optional car panel tools, a great device and the kit I easily installed the kit into my 2008 Tacoma in nearly 30 minutes.

    Great job, GTA.

    Thanks.

    Rob S.

    Alexandria,VA

    - Rob
  • Yesterday I installed the Pure Bluetooth Kit (minus microphone and aux cable) in my 2006 Tacoma connected to the factory JBL CD Changer/FM/Subwoofer audio system.

    First the good: this product does exactly what it says it does (I love it when that happens). The main component is about the size of a small cigarette package, plugs into a vacant port on the back of the radio and comes with enough cable to stow the component in the console, up underneath the dash, glove box or cubbyhole under right side of steering wheel.

    Now for the realistic part of the review: First, the sound is by no means CD quality. More like decent lossy 320 kbs. Think about it: its Bluetooth-and Bluetooth cant be CD.

    Second, and this might be just me-I decided to simply place the component in the cubbyhold under steering wheel. Its out of the way, yet accessible and I dont use it for anything else. I removed the little shelf, drilled a hole in the back, routed the connector thru the hole and then fed the cable up thru the dash to the radio, and down thru the hole, repeatedly for over an hour. You have to find just the right pathway so the connector will fit thru. So, if you choose this location, just know that going in.

    Finally, volume. I’m using an iPhone 6 and I find that I really have to crank up the volume on the phone and on the radio to get it up where its somewhat loud.

    Other than these items, I really do like this product and would recommend it for someone with a “dated” radio that would like to use their phone for music in the car.

    - Scott Oakley
  • I have a 2008 Toyota Tacoma and wanted to add in an aux jack for playing music from my phone. Decided to go with the Pure Bluetooth kit which also adds hands free phone access as well as bluetooth music access. The kit arrived in about 3 days from ordering. I installed it quickly and easily. Just follow the step by step video instructions online and you’ll be fine. Really is just that easy for installation. In no time at all, I’ve got music access from my phone via bluetooth or aux jack. Hands free phone works great too. I’m very happy with the product and its installation. Well worth the price to add these features to my older truck.

    - Charles from San Diego, Ca
  • Bought the Bluetooth and iPhone/iPod/AUX Kit for my Toyota Tacoma 2006 and it’s the best product I have bought for my truck! It’s worth the $140 and the video on Youtube on how to install it was extremely helpful. I installed it myself in about an hour (my truck is a stick shift so I had to change/alter some of the steps that were on the video).

    The seller was also kind enough to send me a PDF file on how to remove the console cover for stick shift Tacomas. The cables are long enough to reach around the back panels and underneath (either the glovebox compartment or under the cupholders/console/armrest area) and the microphone location is also perfect. No cables will be left hanging or lose except obviously the AUX and USB Charger but I keep them hidden inside the armrest compartment. The cables can be out even with the compartment closed (the door will not squeeze them too tight so it’s perfect!).

    Overall great product and fantastic seller!

    - Ervin
  • I installed this beauty in mere moments, and I was very happy to have something that integrates so nicely with my Tacoma’s stereo. Most of the time this kit works wonderfully and I am generally quite happy with it. However sometimes I’ll queue up an audiobook on my iPod and plug it into the adapter, and when I click the Disc button on my stereo it starts playing Playlist 1. It’s very annoying. I’m also sad that there is no display of the playlist name when you are scrolling through them. I have a zillion playlists and I have to guess where I am in the list by what plays when I stop navigating. Mostly satisfied with my purchase, and I couldn’t be happier with how easy this was to install.

    - Robert Pippen
  • I have no skills with my hands, and I was able to do it. Sounds great! So so much better then trying the radio station frequencies that never work. Nice product, I highly recommend it. Works just as advertised!

    - Robert T
  • Installed the GTA Car Kit iPod adapter in my 2006 Toyota Tacoma with OEM JBL radio/CD changer. The installation went very smooth thanks to the GTA video. The unit functions as advertised and the installation is clean with everything tucked away and hidden in the console.

    I was surprised at how easy the install went, everything was plug and play. I really like the ability to control everything from the steering wheel controls and it is great that the GTA kit charges my iPod while it is connected. This is a great product.

    The quick shipping was a plus also. I ordered my kit on a Sunday and I had it in my hands that following Thursday.

    - Moe
  • Nice easy kit fit into my 2006 Toyota Tacoma. The video from GTA was a great help and everything went smoothly on install. I’m happy to report that this works extremely well. The only thing that would be better is if it had the iPhone 5 and higher pin adapter. I had to spend almost $40 on an adapter. Otherwise, this beat all expectation and anyone with an older vehicle should buy one. Larry – Calgary

    - Larry
  • Car Kit for the Toyota Tacoma works great, video has excellent info and it was a very easy install. I did the arm rest install so the wire is hidden and the control box fits right beside the shifter.

    Audio quality is perfect…

    Thanks

    - Mike
  • My wife has a SiriusXM radio in her Toyota Tacoma. She’d tried to use it thru an FM modulator for some time which never really worked very well due to interference from various FM stations. A local sound shop told us we’d have to replace the radio to get a direct audio connection.

    The GTA car kit took me all of 30 minutes to get installed and finished following the instructions in the video. Everything went very smoothly and the final result was better than we expected. The audio was crystal clear – no interference at all. I would recommend this kit to any one – well worth the money!

    - Ken