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Does anyone know a Mobile Car Radio Fitter operating in South London/Croydon area?
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In short - no.
However, what do you want them to do? If it is a straight swap of head units then this is very easy for the untrained novice to do now. You can get leads for most units from Halfords or any accessory shop and it is usually just a case of one out, and install the new one.
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Failing that, just get your local Halfords to do the job for you.
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They really have got very easy to change in recent years. If the car is anything newish, and I mean 10 years old, it will probably be a stright swop, or a worst it may need an interconnecting jack plug/box thing. Before getting a fitter, get the new unit out of the box, pull the old one out, and see what needs doing. This is also useful, as I bought the interconnector, and did not need it. Halfords were so use to this, they refunded it immediately. You may be very surprised by the simplicity. Somethimes the bit that needs changing is the oblong alloy cage that holds the stereo in. I suspect that each model/ make might use a slightly different one, with slightly different locking lugs.
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