Universal Fitment. OE Quality. Aftermarket Ready.

The VXPRO Horn range includes disc and signal horns in both high and low tone options, available in 12V and 24V variants. Designed for universal fitment, our horns provide robust sound output, reliable performance, and durable construction that meets or exceeds OE standards. Whether you're replacing a failed unit or upgrading sound clarity, VXPRO horns are engineered to deliver.

With affordable pricing, dependable quality, and fast-moving stock, VXPRO horns help you Champion the Aftermarket by offering workshops and stockists a trusted solution with wide appeal.

VXPRO Horn

StockASSIST: Smarter Stocking for Smarter Business

Because VXPRO horns are universal, compact, and fast-moving, they’re perfect for first-fix replacement and add-on sales. StockASSIST can help you manage inventory with the most popular voltage and tone combinations tailored to your customer base.

Here are our top-selling VXPRO horn references:

VXPRO Horn

EB8500

VXPRO Disc Horn

VXPRO Horn

EB8504

VXPRO Single Tone Trumpet Horn

VXPRO Horn

EB8502

VXPRO Disc Horn

VXPRO Horn

EB8505

VXPRO Single Tone Trumpet Horn

VXPRO Horn

EB8508

VXPRO Trumpet Horn Set

VXPRO Horn

EB8506

VXPRO Single Tone Trumpet Horn

VXPRO Horn

EB8501

VXPRO Disc Horn

VXPRO Horn

EB8503

VXPRO Disc Horn

VXPRO Horn

EB8509

VXPRO Signal Horn

VXPRO Horn

EB8507

VXPRO Signal Horn

TechASSIST: Product Support and Information

Horns are a vital road safety device and a legal requirement under MOT and vehicle testing standards. A faulty or missing horn can result in: MOT failure or roadworthiness issues Reduced safety in emergency warning situations Driver frustration and poor customer experience VXPRO horns are rigorously tested for sound pressure level, resonance durability, and weather resistance — so technicians can fit with confidence.

Why Do They Fail?

Horn failure is commonly caused by:

  • Moisture ingress or corrosion inside the horn housing

  • Worn or broken diaphragms after prolonged use

  • Damaged wiring, poor grounds, or corroded connectors

  • Relay faults or voltage supply issues

Fitting Tips

  • Always check power and ground supply before replacing the horn — a non-working horn doesn’t always mean a failed unit.

  • For universal applications, ensure mounting position is solid and forward-facing, with the horn diaphragm unobstructed.

  • Use rubber-insulated mounts where possible to minimise vibration and extend lifespan.

  • For twin-tone setups, ensure correct polarity and separation between high and low tone units for optimal acoustic spread.