Very good set of horns…would buy again Read more

What do they call this, a bait and switch? Looking at the photo I was excited to see this product as my wife's main horn on the Sienna stopped working (both horns). Seemed like a good price for the kit compared to OEM so I gave it a shot. You get two horn devices and mounting plates. NO wiring harness, as pictured. The wiring harness is one of the most likely culprits since there are two horns and neither were working. Might as well get some new horns in there as well, right? Anyway, I returned it immediately and then noticed Amazon flagged this item as a "frequently returned item." Too good to be true as they say. Caveat Emptor. Turns out all I needed was new wiring harness and to clean up the ground connection of the horns (mounted to vehicle)... after $170 at the local mechanic. Keep looking folks. Read more

Comes with both the high & low horns. The only downside is that I had to drill out the new bracket so that it would fit the oem bolt but not a big deal Read more

Better than the horn that came with the car. Installed on 2026 Corolla Cross. No hole for second horn. Used included mounting brackets to connect both horns and use the single mounting point where the original horn was. Lower horn could potentially push up against the radiator or vibrate loose. Used thread lock to keep bolts in place. Will check after a few trips to confirm all remains in place and no vibration damage to other components. Note, no mounting bolts are provided within the kit. Only small brackets and bolts to fit pre-installed bolt on each horn. If you plan to use two mounting points on this vehicle, be sure to obtain a second bolt since the vehicle comes from the factory with a single (cheap, wimpy) horn. Read more

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Fully compatible with a 2025 Corolla Hybrid. Package came with the two horns, wiring, two nuts and four metal brackets. The threaded metal on the back of the horn needs to be connected to metal on the car with one of the nuts to work. Install was relatively simple, but no instructions were provided. Tools required were a flathead screw drivers and 10 mm and 13 mm attachments for a socket wrench. I attached the low horn in the original horn’s position and used one of the provided brackets to affix the high horn on the same bolt that attached the original painted bracket to the car frame. Sounds like a “normal” car horn, similar to my old 2011 CRV. Sufficiently loud, but not over the top. Read more