Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very easy to install.color codes perfect. Slide right in stays tight.

Easy to install and connect works great.i would recommend this.

Great product is easy to hook up.Makes everything work in the car perfect.Definitely would buy this product again.

Great product and great service I highly recommend buying and installing through Best Buy

Worx great in my 2013 suburban cant complain, sound quality is amazing

Worked great in my 2004 Silverado would recommend to anyone in need

This thing works as described & my chimes did not change like in my old car. I am a very happy camper. I am very picky & meticulous when it comes to my cars. Thanks Best Buy! A+++

Love this product. Very helpful. No issues at all.

Seems to have worked perfectly with my new receiver and my 2004 Grand AM GT. all the steering wheel controls work just like always

I'm very happy and satisfied with my new radio. I'll refer my friends

I’ve owned a Tahoe for years and have gone through four PAC interface units during that time. Unfortunately, I experienced repeated hardware failures: • Unit #1 would reboot every time I hit a bump. I confirmed the issue by lightly tapping the module and watching it restart. • Unit #2 lost backup camera functionality. • Unit #3 had incorrect internal switch wiring and steering wheel controls never worked properly. • Unit #4 eventually failed completely. Installation was done carefully (1st time by Best Buy) and wiring was verified multiple times. These were not loose connections, the modules themselves were failing. When they worked, they worked. But based on long-term reliability, I can’t recommend this product.

Great product easy to install plug and play for a trailblazer 2007

Started off thinking it was gna be hard but it really want that difficult at all i wouldnt have to had looked at the instructions if it wasn’t for one thing but other then that this is good product.

I paid more for this than the aftermarket stereo that I purchased, because I wanted my OnStar to still work, and my steering wheel controls to still be functional. Check the boxes on both...it worked. However, you need a cavernous space to fit the control box, chime module, and all of the wiring. I installed in a Buick Rendezvous, which fortunately had a cavernous space. It also had a pretty large plastic intrusion into the space behind the radio, which interfaced with the old head unit, but was rendered totally useless with the new head unit. I cut it out with a dremel tool...not a major deal. Nevertheless, it was extremely difficult to fit in the large control box, chime module and all of the wiring and still have room for the stereo unit. I made it work by stacking the control box ON TOP OF the stereo unit. If you really don't have a large space behind the radio, you will have major difficulty getting all of the components to fit behind the stereo. Also, the head unit I bought (Pioneer, which Best Buy recommended as the best fit for my vehicle) came with a wired external microphone. I was hoping that the system would interface with, and incorporate, the integrated OnStar microphone...but no such luck. To synch it with a cell phone (the main reason I replaced the factory stereo), you MUST connect and use the small wired microphone. I must say, though, that with the wired mic, it works very well...seamlessly synched with my iPhone, and even allows voice dialing, which has worked flawlessly so far.

Recently upgraded my vehicle's audio system with the PAC Radio Replacement and Steering Wheel Control Interface, specifically designed for select GM vehicles, and I am thoroughly impressed. The installation process was straightforward, thanks to the clear instructions provided. What stands out is the seamless integration of this interface with my vehicle's existing features, including the invaluable OnStar system, which was retained perfectly. The ability to keep using my steering wheel controls without any hitches has made my driving experience both safer and more enjoyable. The product's build quality is top-notch, ensuring that it not only functions excellently but also blends in beautifully with my car's interior. It's a rare find to have such a reliable device that enhances functionality without compromising on the vehicle's original features. Highly recommend to any GM vehicle owner looking to upgrade their audio system without losing key features like OnStar and steering wheel controls. Five stars for sure!

I had reservations about this choice for my infotainment setup. Decision was made to keep OnStar even though we don't pay the subscription to use that GM product. Maestro was the other choice that would disconnect OnStar (and Maestro looks good with some extra features). The PAC harness needs tweaking after using it for the first time. The adjustments might be found in the PAC or in your Radio Settings-- so there is a discovery process. The steering wheel buttons all have functions. The phone operation is different. With wireless connectivity the bluetooth is dedicated to your Android phone to the Infotainment and not from any phone to OnStar. Thus, if I use voice commands the phone works. If I try to initiate a call using steering wheel Phone button the OnStar telephony does not work. There is also the option to attach my SmartPhone to the Infotainment with a USB cord and maybe that configures OnStar to work as originally designed. I have not tried a tethered setup. One thought on OnStar. Should the situation arise to remotely kill or throttle your GM vehicle then the police would need OnStar.

This is great unit- no wire cutting, no headaches deciding what wire is what in a dark cavernous hole where the factory radio once sat. You can literally wire 95% of the radio sitting at your kitchen table (I did). Follow the guide that accompanies this unit and match the colors up to the wire harness that came with the radio going back in. It’s as simple as that!! I soldered each connection and heat shrunk (shrinked?!?!) each wire for a secure, long lasting connection and then TESA taped the harness for security and OEM looks. Walked it outside, plugged in the harnesses (the other 5%) and bolted the radio back into place. Eureka! A quick turn of the key powered up the radio and EVERYTHING factory still worked too!! Door chimes, steering wheel controls, Seatbelt dinger (grrr) and even the turn signal clicker still clicks. It’s a beautiful piece of equipment to so seamlessly integrate a new piece of tech into such an aging vehicle. Gives the vehicle such a new life and adds features that would cost thousands in a new vehicle. My wife absolutely loves her old TrailBlazer and now wants to rim it out and put a lift on it... thanks PAC... not exactly what I wanted to do with that vehicle. Lol- your device and our aftermarket radio have breathed a new life into the old Chevy for sure. Thanks!

This was easy enough to install ,it needed a way to plug your USB into this so it would work the rest of the vehicle ,I had to leave some of my components unplug ,so it don't hook up everything on your vehicle ,only the main harness ,For the money for this it should've hooked up everything ....

Told by Geek Squad installation tech that this was needed to keep the door chimes as well as steering wheel controls with my new stereo. I stream music and talk/text from my phone via Bluetooth on my daily commute, so this was a necessity. Not only can I use the volume buttons on my steering wheel, the buttons to advance to the next song/previous song as well as answer/end phone calls work.

Worked as should and very easy to install. Was glad to have steering wheel controls work. Still working great after 2 years. Installed on 2003 Silverado 1500