2015-2020 F150 & Raptor Speakers & Subwoofers

Kicker KS-Series Speakers

Ford's speakers in F150s with base audio have never even come close to being the envy of all the world, but even we were surprised how mediocre the speakers were on our 2015 F150 3.5L EcoBoost with its upgraded Sony Premium Audio System. Needless to say, it wasn't a good surprise. That's why we turned to our friends over at Kicker and their KS-Series Speakers for some assistance, and put together a couple of Kicker speaker packages that offer up greatly improved sound quality, fidelity, and volume output over stock and let you get the most out of your music of choice. We currently have two speaker packages available: one for base audio F150s that includes 6.5" and 6x9" door speakers; and one for Sony System F150s that includes 6.5" speakers, 6x8" speakers, and a 3.5" center channel speaker. Kicker's KS-Series Speakers are extremely high-quality and will make all of your music sound amazing in practically no time.

Kicker Powerstage System Installed in our2015 F150 2.7L EcoBoost Project Truck

The 2015-2017 F150s with base audio systems just don't have that great of a sound, even straight off the showroom floor, however, paying $2400 for the upgraded Sony System that's only a bit better isn't everyone's cup of tea, either. We were in the same conundrum when it came to our very 2015 F150 2.7L EcoBoost Project truck, and while we chose not to shell out for the Sony System, we did want better audio coming out of our truck. Kicker came to the rescue with their VSS PowerStage System. The PowerStage System comes with a Kicker 8" Subwoofer powered by a 200-watt amp in a single enclosure that installs behind the rear bench seats in the holes meant for the stock Sony subwoofer, as well as an additional 200-watt amp for boosting power to all the door speakers for improved sound quality and volume. The PowerStage System really woke up the audio in our truck, and cost far less than getting it optioned out with the factory Sony System.