Has anyone done the Tesla Touch screen style infotainment swap?

[l0st1]

Was looking at these units and prices seem to vary wildly. Seen as low as about $450 up to about $1200. Was curious if anyone has done the swap on here. Fitment issues? Software issues? Did everything still work such as phone, AC, USB ports, etc? Simple install or was their soldering/modifying. Don't recognize any of the brands that I've found so far. And always a bit iffy about checking user reviews these days

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[Evolvd]

Yes, and it’s been posted in this sub forum.

 

[l0st1]

Yes, and it’s been posted in this sub forum.

Apologies, I looked back about 10-15 pages and found 2 related threads. One had no replies and the second provided link to AmericanMuscle option but no further experience/info.

I'll look further back to see if I can find any other threads in that case

 

[Evolvd]

Apologies, I looked back about 10-15 pages and found 2 related threads. One had no replies and the second provided link to AmericanMuscle option but no further experience/info.

I'll look further back to see if I can find any other threads in that case

Check the Dynavin thread as well.

 

[Blknmld]

I installed the Linkswell model and I love it. I had a shop install it after I purchased it from Redline 360. I watched most of the install and it was very plug and play.

 

[ESNB74]

How are you liking the Linkswell unit? Really considering it for my 2016.

 

[ESNB74]

I installed the Linkswell model and I love it. I had a shop install it after I purchased it from Redline 360. I watched most of the install and it was very plug and play.

How are you still liking your Linkswell Unit? Really considering it for my 2016.

 

[Ratpack]

I have the Linkswell "Lite" unit and love it. Since I had Sync 2 and no navigation, it had to go. This unit fits the bill perfectly. Install was easy, it took longer to get the dash apart and back together than it did to install the head unit.

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