300Db Train Horn For Trucks The Loudest Horn I Have Ever Heard In My Life

138 reviews for 300Db Train Horn For Trucks The Loudest Horn I Have Ever Heard In My Life

1. Mark TurnerVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I own an older Suzuki SUV that has had issues with the horn since we purchased so I was excited to see an affordable option to work on it. This horn w...More

   I own an older Suzuki SUV that has had issues with the horn since we purchased so I was excited to see an affordable option to work on it. This horn was definitely louder than my puny original horn that had seen better days. We did have to do some work with wiring but once said was done, the horns worked perfectly. I would say that the decibels are louder than the OEM horn but not loud enough you're intentionally going for (train horn style). I'm very happy with this purchase and will definitely recommend to friends!
   Dean ThomasVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   The horns are great! Loud, at least 5X louder than the puny, disc, stock beep-beep horns. The only negative thing on my Subaru was having to remove th...More

   The horns are great! Loud, at least 5X louder than the puny, disc, stock beep-beep horns. The only negative thing on my Subaru was having to remove the bumper to get to the horns. It was not real hard but more work. On my Toyota Matrix I could reach the horn in front of the radiator without disassembling anything. Watch the YouTube videos if you are a diy installer. I would buy again.
   Lily CollinsVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   These have a nice, strong sound. One high, one low, so you get a big combo sound. Here in New England, we talk to each other with our horns. You need ...More

   These have a nice, strong sound. One high, one low, so you get a big combo sound. Here in New England, we talk to each other with our horns. You need something with a good "voice" to be correctly understood in traffic. :)
   Justin TaylorVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I just installed these today, so I cannot speak to longevity. But they went in easy, the materials seem durable. No ground pigtails in the package, un...More

   I just installed these today, so I cannot speak to longevity. But they went in easy, the materials seem durable. No ground pigtails in the package, unfortunately. And no washers. Just brackets and two nuts. I had to make one pigtail because the old ones were so corroded that one ring lug snapped while sanding the rust off of it.
   Neil ThriftVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Replaced 2014 Toyota Corolla whimpy meep...meep......horn. Now it is REALLY LOUD and sounds like a big ol Cadillac. Easy install. The original was a s...More

   Replaced 2014 Toyota Corolla whimpy meep...meep......horn. Now it is REALLY LOUD and sounds like a big ol Cadillac. Easy install. The original was a single horn, now it's a double. Even though the factory wire is pretty small in diameter, it works fine without a relay. I'll update if I blow the fuse.
   Dawn NetleyVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Ordered this one (pair) for our "work" van. The OEM single horn was pretty anemic. (Chevy Venture Minivan) This dual note isn't much louder than a sto...More

   Ordered this one (pair) for our "work" van. The OEM single horn was pretty anemic. (Chevy Venture Minivan) This dual note isn't much louder than a stock horn, sounds just like the OEM horns in my Cadillac, good, loud chord. Install went fine, no issues, had to improvise on mounting, tight space for one horn, now there's two. (only a little blood) I took the old horn and hard wired it to my wife's right turn signal lights in her trunk. Waiting... Waiting... My phone hasn't rang yet but she's only been gone a couple hours.
   David RothwellVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I'm coming from a mark 6 VW Jetta with a single tone horn. I cut the original harness and wired up a dual horn setup. I originally bought the hella un...More

   I'm coming from a mark 6 VW Jetta with a single tone horn. I cut the original harness and wired up a dual horn setup. I originally bought the hella universal twin horns. Their reliability was mediocre at best, only the high tone would work for the most part, and without the low tone, It sounded very dinky. Since I had my car wired for two horns already, I simply replaced those with this seger set. No issues at all. Nice, intimidating, full sound every single time, even the short door lock tone sounds robust. Huge upgrade from the stock single horn (and those hella horns that made me question my wiring). My VW now sounds like many other bigger american vehicles on these unpredictable roads.
   John WatsonVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I can’t say enough good things about this horn. I replaced the stock horn on my daughter’s Nissan Versa. It has a pathetic “meep” sound. I installed j...More

   I can’t say enough good things about this horn. I replaced the stock horn on my daughter’s Nissan Versa. It has a pathetic “meep” sound. I installed just the low tone horn and now it’s an actual horn. Took me about 5 minutes to install with just a socket set.
   Wai YongVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   They are LOUD and well built and cost TONS less that a LOT of others I checked out. Additionally, I first check consumer reports (not a fan, but did a...More

   They are LOUD and well built and cost TONS less that a LOT of others I checked out. Additionally, I first check consumer reports (not a fan, but did anyway), many, many reviews and also many recommendations and this set was in all of them. Can't go wrong with that or at least it's unlikely anything will go wrong with this purchase that is.