A:AnswerYes with a caveat...when you make an appointment online or in-store you'll have an initial consult appointment with one of the techs to verify what you've bought does in fact fit & review all charges. This ensures seamless install & upfront understanding of costs as a customer.
A:AnswerI would say you should definitely be able to.
I'd suggest going to Amazon and searching for your year, make & model of car with replacement touchscreen Bluetooth radio. They have customer reviews to gage if it'll be a product you choose to trust.
The costs vary depending on type of radio you purchase of course, but I'd say it ranges from $120-4-500.
You’ll then make a Geek Squad apt either online or in-store for your preferred location. Google reviews should help guide which location is best for this type of work.
I'm in Raleigh and had an initial install appointment with my tech to verify my device fit my 4Runner & review all of the costs & any potential concerns he had. From there we made the install apt.
For my area, install cost was $200 & if I had needed the backup camera replaced that would have been a separate $200 charge.
A:AnswerFor my install the radio costs were $200 I believe, but when you make your appointment either in-store or on-line you'll be able to view or be informed of those costs upfront (or I was at least).
A:AnswerI had a Pioneer dmh8600nex installed in my 2021 tundra. Best Buy Nanuet did the work. All of the harnesses listed on Crutchfields I purchased on eBay and elsewhere cheaper. I retained the steering wheel controls and the backup camera.
Thank you.
