Reddit reviews Pioneer AVH-P1400DVD Mobile 2-DIN Multimedia DVD Receiver with 5.8 In. Widescreen Touch Display and USB Direct Control for iPod/iPhone
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/u/masterf99 already gave you some tips for parts and install, but if possible stay away from Pyle. For that price you can get something much more reliable.
For example I would either suggest the Pioneer AVH-P1400DVD, which you can find cheaper than the pyle on Amazon, or the [Pioneer AVH-P2400BT] (http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/DVD-Receivers/AVH-P2400BT) Which is still cheaper than the Pyle if you want bluetooth, you can find that on Amazon here.
It's a smaller screen but the build quality is much better.
More details: 2000 Toyota Tundra, installing myself, and not planning on doing subs/amp so this has almost all of the features of the next one up the price ladder that I am looking at.
which is this: http://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-AVH-P1400DVD-Multimedia-DVD-Receiver/dp/B0070Z1PVQ/ref=pd_sim_auto_6
I've always liked and had best luck with Pioneer, you'll probably want a double DIN unit as that will fit better. You can order from Crutchfield and they include the front bezel and wire harness, but you can also find head units cheaper elsewhere and buy the install kit from Crutchfield separate.
Bonus, I believe all of the double DIN Pioneer units with touchscreens work with backup cameras, which you can find on Amazon for $15 or so. The cheapest one currently is the AVH-P1400, they go up in price to the AVH-P8400
If you want navigation you can add that on to the more expensive models, but they also have navigation units.
They also have the cool App Radio, which works great if you have an iPhone, works with Android too but not as well.
As for speakers, yeah I'd switch those out too. I'm fond of Polk Audio myself. Head to crutchfield.com, put in your car and they'll list the various speaker sets that will fit. Component speakers generally sound better than coaxial, but again it all depends on your budget and anything you put in there should give you better sound than the stock radio and speakers. If you buy from crutchfield they include any adapters to use the stock wiring making it simple plug and play.
Actually thinking about it, the base doesn't have tweeters so you'll probably be better getting coaxial speakers.
Just know you don't have to do it all at once, you can get the head unit, then add speakers on in a few months, or vice versa.