Focal IC 690TOY

They rotate so you can aim them

I'm pretty sure there not. You want to purchase the IS 165TOY in addition for the tweeters and the rears. You will not be disappointed.

I did not try to turn mine. After looking in the Focal website I don't think they can be turned.

NO you can not. They are in a fixed position. That being said they are still awesome and worth the money.

Not that I recall, but too tough to get at them to confirm, sorry.

I do not think so but they are a great sounding speakers.

Nope.

You will want to contact an Advisor by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat to discuss compatibility with your factory system. They will be able to pull up your vehicle and see if this will integrate. If it does not, then they will also be able to discuss other options with you.

I don't know about installation in a Sienna. I installed them in my 2012 Tundra. Crutchfield supplies you with execellent step by step instructions. Installation should not be difficult. The sound improvement was better than I had expected. You can tell the difference when you take out the OEM speakers. The magnet size will make you laugh on the stock speakers compared to the Focal's magnets. I think you will be more than pleased with them.

I can't answer directly, but can indirectly. I own both a Sienna with a JBL and a Tundra without. The Focal set was put in the Tundra and can say that it is a definite improvement over the non-JBL speakers. I would put them on-par with, or better than, the JBL speakers in the Sienna. Installation in the Tundra was as factory would be.

Sorry, think I had something backwards on my first answer -- I should have said: if a button stays on the door frame, pull it off the door and replace onto the panel before reinstalling the panel. When reinstalling the panel you want to hang it on the lip in the window area (make sure it slips down and properly lines up) and then push the panel back on to the door frame, one button at a time. Suggest you start at the top of each side and work down, leaving the bottom edge for last - basically the reverse of initial removal.

Installed these in my 2014 SE. Very meaty magnets and beautifully finished. Noticeable improvement in sound quality, especially at volume, but limitations of dash tweeters and center speaker are evident. When removing door panels, use plastic panel remover pry tools (Harbor Freight). Start along bottom edge, get tool in between panel and door frame and carefully pry. May need a second, larger tool to get enough leverage. I had to stick my hand in the gap and pull back to start the process. Panel will eventually pop off the plastic retainer buttons one at a time. Force required for first button to pop is significant but panels are very strong/well designed. Work your way around bottom and then sides of the panel, prying/pulling it out and off one button at a time (I think there are 6 or 8 buttons). If a button comes off in the panel (most didn't), remove from panel and reinstall on door before remounting panel. When remounting, note that top edge of panel first needs to drop down onto the metal lip of door near window channel. Make sure lip is engaged and panel slips down on it before pushing remaining sides onto the mounting buttons. Besides that, I ran in to two other problems: 1) removing/remounting sail panel over mirror mounts was tricky. Broke one of the flimsy mounting tabs. Can't recall best way to handle but be gentle. 2) When slipping door handle mechanism back into panel for reinstallation, make sure the two cable ends are properly seated in their plastic retainers. If they pop out, door won't open from inside. I didn't check that, got the whole job finished and found out on that road trip, a long ways from home, the wife couldn't get of her door - oops! Sorry honey. Had to pull it all apart again after finding a Harbor Freight. Overall, I give these a 5 on sound quality, a 4 on ease of self-installation and a 3 on value - wish they were about $100 cheaper, but if you want immediate sound improvement for not much effort, I'd say go for it.

I too had the non - JBL premium sound system in my 2015 Tacoma. The OEM speakers did O.K., but the Focals have more solid bass and the tweeter is a better performer. The original speakers had a paper cone woofer with a tiny magnet and whizzer cone within, combined with paper cone tweeters mounted high in the doors, (kind of cheap). I originally bought some JBL's two ways with a mounting kit, but the kit didn't fit correctly, so Crutchfield recommended the Focals at a higher cost, and they fit perfectly with no installation adapter. the Focals are expensive, fit perfectly, sound better, and made of quality materials.

I installed my set on a 2016 4runner NON JBL with " premium package" radio per TOYOTA, the sound is great no amp needed. Installation was easy plug and play no mods everything you need is in the box.

I installed these speakers in my 2013 4Runner, the sound is way way better than stock speakers. You can not go wrong with these speakers. Well worth the money.