Super Loud Train Horns Car Waterproof Durable Air Electric Snail Horn 12V Raging Sound Air Horns Replacement Kit

These horns are great, and plenty loud. I almost didn’t buy them because of several negative reviews. So no, they’re not as loud as a train horn. To achieve that you’d need to buy an air horn complete with compressor and air tank. They are made of ABS plastic, just like the OEM horns. They do not come with a wiring harness, but making your own, if you have a wire crimping tool, could not be much easier. Read more

Pros: It works. Cons: It’s weak, definitely not “Super Loud”. The sounds coming out of it it’s like blowing into a piece of paper slapping together. I’ll find my decibel meter and post a video. Read more

The horns are perfect for my GMC Acadia. Read more

Not as loud as their title says. It's loud but not train horn loud. Used on our SXS and it works good. We just wanted something louder than the stock one and it does the trick. Feels durable and it was easy to install. Read more

I bought these horns because the listing made a pretty bold claim—**300 decibels**. That’s not just loud, it’s *physically impossible* loud. Just for reference, a real train horn maxes out around 150db, and 300db would literally rupture your eardrums and probably shatter your windows. So no, these are not 300db. Not even close. That said, I didn’t expect *literal* train-level sound for the price, but I was hoping for something a little more intense than a stock car horn. Unfortunately, while these are definitely *a bit louder* than factory horns, it’s not by much. I’d say they sound somewhere in the ballpark of a decent scooter or maybe an older motorcycle—not exactly earth-shattering. Installation was straightforward enough. The wiring isn't too complicated if you have a basic idea of 12V setups, but there were no real instructions included, which could throw off beginners. I ended up watching a couple of YouTube videos to make sure I had everything hooked up right. Mounting was okay—although the bracket feels a bit flimsy and I had to reinforce it with some washers and zip ties. As for the actual tone of the horn: it's more of a sharp *meh-MEEHHH* sound than a commanding *BWWWAAAAA*. It kind of resembles a clown car mixed with a cheap alarm. It’s not terrible, but it doesn’t exactly strike fear into the hearts of inattentive drivers either. If you're expecting a legit "train horn" style, this isn't it. Pros: ✔️ Cheap ✔️ Easy to install (with a little DIY knowledge) ✔️ Slightly louder than stock horns ✔️ They *do* work, and they’re waterproof so far Cons: ❌ Not even close to 300db ❌ No installation instructions ❌ Brackets and materials feel a bit low-end ❌ The sound isn’t very deep or powerful Overall, it’s an okay upgrade if your current horn is completely dead or super weak. But if you're buying this thinking you're getting a mini freight train in your engine bay, you’re going to be disappointed. These are fine for the price, but definitely not the beast mode they’re advertised as Read more

Suenan bien no es sonido de tren pero suenan bien Read more

Does NOT sound like a train horn and is definitely NO louder than original GMC horn. Installation was a major issue because of GMC design and had nothing to do with the horn itself. Once I got the Ranch Hand, front bumper and grill off, changing the horn was easy. I just hope that they last. Read more

I bought this for my Mercedes ML 63 AMG, expecting it to at least function. It didn't. This thing is total rubbish. The quality is incredibly poor—it broke the very first time I tried to use it. When you're dealing with an AMG, you expect parts that can handle the job, but this was a complete waste of money. Do not buy this "product"; it’s a joke. Read more